Bridgestone MC Golf Balls

Advantages: Its basically a Pro V1 so performes like one
Disadvantages: Slight cheaper than a ProV1

...What a great golf ball. They perform to such a high stadard and are suitable to all golfer. They should be a good ball seen as they are exactly the same as Titleist Pro V1s'. They are made in the same place they just have a different logo printed on them. The only small difference is as they are called the b330 they have 330 dimples on them instead of the Pro V1s' 332 dimples, which will make no difference in performance. However this does not mean they should be forgotten about. Seen as they are not as popular as the Titleist they are generally cheaper which is always a bonus. They have a Gradational core for increased initial velocity off the face. Urethane cover which grips the grooves well for increased spin for shorter irons. They spin well on the greens whils going a long was. It is stated on the Bridgestone site that... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap to purchase. Virtually indestructable. Travels a long way.
Disadvantages: Hard to control, with little or no spin control.

...~ ~ Golf balls these days are as varied and different as the various different types of golfers who use them. They have come a long way since the early days of golf, when the golf ball was a simple leather pouch filled with goose or duck feathers! ~ ~ The appliance of science has led to today?s modern golf balls being miniature technological miracles, that are practically aerodynamically perfect. Nowadays you can buy a golf ball that will travel in the air for massive distances. You can buy balls with lots of spin, or practically no spin. Hard balls or soft balls, and all sorts of in-between balls. Whatever your golf handicap, whether you be a budding Tiger Woods, or a total beginner, there is a golf ball out there in the market place that will be just about perfect for you. ~ ~ A relative newcomer to the golf ball market (at... Read review

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Advantages: very cheap, they work, you can practice in the garden
Disadvantages: you may prefer real golf balls

...I have recently got back into golf again and played a few 9 hole rounds with friends, but I was very rusty as it has been a while! The main problem, as most players find when they play infrequently was my swing. One minute I'd completely slice the ball and the next hit a reasonable shot. The tee shots were the most annoying because they setup how the hole is going to pan out for you and most of the time I was leaving myself a lot to do. After playing a quite dissapointing round we had a look in the club shop to see what they had on offer. I noticed these airflow practice balls and they seemed like a fab training aid and something which should really help my swing. They are exactly the same size and dimension as a normal golf ball, but are of plastic construction and have airholes all over them, producing maximum drag from the moment... Read review

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