Golf Balls and Accessories

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The ever popular AD333 model has been the UK’s No.1 selling two-piece golf ball since 2007 and Srixon’s latest offering, which is the sixth generation of this particular model, is set to extend this position of dominance.

TAYLORMADE RBZ URETHANE , as expected, features a cast urethane cover over a thin mantle layer to improve ball speed and to control spin on wedge shots.

Mizuno D201 is a versatile, all-round ball utilising Mizuno’s Cavity Cross Core to reduce driver backspin but without impacting the traction of shorter, control based shots.

Bridgestone e7 has the firmest compression of all the e Series golf balls – around 75. This gives it a lower trajectory than the lower compression e5 and e6 balls .

Bridgestone e6 is the softest multilayer golf ball on the market, designed to reduce spin for straighter distance.

Bridgestone Tour B330-RX is optimised for amateur swing speeds less than 105 mph with a bias on maximising Tour distance.

Like the original Pro V1x, the 2013 version is a 4-piece ball with an inner and outer core. Having two cores allows designers to more precisely dial in spin on long clubs.

Srixon Z-Sta XV, standing for 'spin', 'trajectory', 'acceleration' and 'responsiveness' is a high performance multilayered ball with extremely soft feel. This offering is the softer of the two premium Z-Star balls and provides slightly more spin and feel around the green.

Weight transfer is imperative to a solid, consistent golf swing. Without it, a number of problems will creep into your game and in order to stop this happening, retired Federal Parole Officer Carl Papa invented the Pocket Pin High Pro.

The first thing I noticed when I started googling around the Swing Speed Radar was that it seemed hugely popular with customers so I was excited to get it out onto the range to test. The product claimed to accurately measure my swing speed so I decided to pit it against Flight Scope.

Cost is often the deciding factor when people decide whether to buy a product. It’s what makes you choose a Fiat over a Ferrari, a one bed flat over a beach side mansion.

Just when you thought the Titleist Pro V1 couldn’t get any stronger, it has.

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New Mizuno multi-piece Tour-ball hits the shelves in Europe

Having amassed global success with its Penta franchise, TaylorMade has moved away from numbers and letters by introducing a premium, five-piece multi-layer golf ball aptly and memorably named for its remarkable tee-to-green performance.

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The last time I sported Bling on the dancefloor was several months ago at a fancy dress party. So although I’d never teed up Pinnacle or High Optix colours before, I was somewhat familiar with the company’s new offering as soon as I got down to assess my first putt of the day.

I’ve been waiting nearly 25 years to make my first eagle on a par-5. Poor I know, for a six-handicapper. But after taking the Srixon Z-Star XV for a spin recently on the Duchess Course at Woburn, I was finally able to cross that feat off my golfing to-do list.

While you will regularly find a gold sleeve of Titleist balls in my zip pocket, I was more than happy to tee up the new TaylorMade Penta TP5 in the drizzly conditions at the weekend.

My mother has always been telling me to wrap up warm before I head out onto the golf course. She’s never quite understood that three or four layers of clothes can be rather restricting on the downswing.

If you fancy taking more aerial pictures of your playing partner's ball then this is the app for you.

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