In this video, I’m going to be talking about the kind of golf ball a beginner and high handicap golfer should be playing. We’ll be talking about ball construction, spin rate, and compression rating. Subscribe to the channel for gear giveaways:
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You might think that a golf ball is just a ball and it doesn’t really have an impact on your game. That’s what I thought before I actually tried the right ball for my game. It actually does have a big impact on how you score and in this post, I’m going to be talking about what type of golf ball a beginner or high handicap should be using.
If you’re a beginner or higher handicap you should be using a 2 piece golf ball that has low compression and low spin. These three aspects will give you the most distance possible, the straightest and highest shots, and will result in the lowest possible scores. Other balls have their advantages but those advantages will actually hurt your game right now.
You can start using other types of balls as you get better but I think the ones I’ll talk about in this post will be the best for you. You may have to try each of them out because everyone will be different. I’ve used them all and they all perform really well. Share this video:
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