DGUK Own Stripe Sponge Golf Balls

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

...in the USA and Europe) is a Japanese manufacturer called Srixon. (Sumitomo Rubber Industries) They are not inexperienced in the making of golf balls however, as they have been one of the leading manufacturers in the Far East since as far back as the 1930’s, when they made Dunlop, Slazenger, and Maxfli golf balls under licence. Nowadays they are part of the Adidas/Taylor Made Group of companies, and their own brand Srixon golf balls are to be found wherever golf is played. ~ ~ In common with most other golf ball manufacturers, they make a range of golf balls to suit different types of golfers The Srixon Distance golf ball I am reviewing here is their “budget” ball, designed specifically for the longer handicap golfer, (about handicap 16 to 36) who isn’t so concerned about spinning the ball, or working it with draw or fade from either the right... Read review

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Advantages: Good feel, Shiny, bounces well, good value for money
Disadvantages: Being a golf ball - none really...

...scales are anything to go by. It is blessed with the same colour as those yellowish striped visibility jackets worn by police, builders and increasingly by young children walking to school with their mummies, at least where I live. (Essex) Hang on, it's that special high-visibility yellow? This must be revolutionary. A golf ball looking like a tennis ball? There must be a rule about this. They're probably making one now. On it it says: "Pinnacle 3" (turn around) "Gold~Distance" (Whatever that means) and (turn around) Pinnacle 3 again. (Eyes stop spinning) I don't actually see how this ball can go any further than the rest, considering they all have to weigh within 3 grams of the standard weight. Maybe the little round Hexagons on the surface of it (Roundagons?) are smoother, thus more aerodynamic. However, the funnest thing about... Read review

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Advantages: Brilliant, technologically advanced golf club. Simply the best driver I have *EVER* used!
Disadvantages: Costs an arm and a leg

...Bay, as none of your recommendations were worth a light!" PRO: "I'm telling you Ken. Try out the new Cleveland. There's a heap of demo clubs you can try out for free over in the corner. You'll regret it if you don't." KEN: "Free you say? That's a new one for you Tommy lad! Ah go on then. I'll humour you so long as it's costing me nowt. But don't expect a sale out of it. I'm striping my old Taylormade driver long and straight as an arrow at the moment." So it was I ended up with the new Cleveland driver in my golf bag. Now move over to the first tee, a long par-5 of around 500 yards, with a slight dog leg from right to left. (Bend in the fairway) I tee up my ball, take my usual swing, and it flies of the club face like an Atlas rocket, straight up the middle and well past the dog leg in the fairway some 290 yards in the distance! (About 40 yards... Read review

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