Titleist Tour Soft Golf Balls (One Dozen)

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Undeniably, the Titleist Tour Soft golf ball takes inspiration from other balls and is quite similar to Titleist Pro V1. However, that is not to say that this ball does not have its stand-out features. Titleist golf balls are crafted with precision and advanced technologies to deliver exceptional performance, consistency, and feel on the course. Each ball is designed to cater to different player preferences and playing styles. In the following sections, we'll delve deeper into each type of Titleist golf ball, highlighting key features, performance benefits, and the best use cases. Get ready to experience the pinnacle of golf ball performance with our comprehensive guide to choosing the perfect Titleist golf ball for your game. The core is to a golf ball what an engine is to a car. Along those lines, the bigger this core is, the more speed you can put into it. With the Tour Soft golf ball, Titleist introduces its largest-ever ball core. Ionomer is the cover material of choice for two-piece golf balls. It’s also used in the casing/mantle layers of three-, four- and five-layer options. The bottom line is there’s a lot of overlap industry-wide with suppliers, those suppliers are spread thin and, much as you might like to, you can’t make a golf ball without ionomer. It should go without saying that Tour Speed isn’t the top-selling ball in the Titleist lineup. Its numbers are closer to AVX which is to say it isn’t a juggernaut but it’s enough that it would be the top-selling ball in some competitors’ lineups. It has an audience that Titleist believes is growing. Better still (for Titleist, anyway), the Tour Speed converts aren’t moving down from Pro V1; they’re moving up from an ionomer-covered ball or moving over from competitors’ offerings.

The Tour Soft comes in two colors, out of which one is high-visibility yellow. High-visibility balls are known to give players that little boost of confidence. Not to mention, they stand out too, so they’re a good option for those who like to play in style. Golf balls can be manufactured with between 2 to 5 layers. A 2-piece golf ball has the inner core and the outer and that’s it. A lot of softer golf balls (low compression) are 2-piece construction because it is designed with a full core that is easy to compress. Mid Spin: These balls try to combine the best of both worlds with distance and feel. However, these features will vary from brand to brand. Mid-spin balls tend to be comfortable for a wide range of golfers. When it is cold outside, a golf ball (and other objects) stiffen up. If you play a lot of early morning golf, then asofter ballwith a lower compression value is preferred. AltitudeShay Grange Golf Centre Ltd (t/as ‘Express Golf’) is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA FRN 979516) and acts as a credit intermediary and not a lender, offering credit products provided [exclusively by Klarna Bank AB (publ)] [by a limited number of finance providers, including Klarna Bank AB (publ)]. Please note that [Pay in 3 instalments] [and] [Pay in 30 days] agreements are not regulated by the FCA. Finance is only available to permanent UK residents aged 18+, subject to status, T&Cs and late fees apply. Klarna.com/uk/terms-and-conditions

The story of the new Tour Soft is almost entirely about the cover and a good bit of that is driven by the core.

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Have been playing tour soft for a few weeks now. All I can say is WOW! I am an unabashed Duffer my skill level is closer to Dorff than Arnie and I can honestly say that these balls are extraordinarily forgiving. All of a sudden I am deadly with my gap wedge weather 40 or 120 out, my 60 degree suddenly flops like Phil and I have mysteriously learned how to putt. I haven’t really messed with my swing ( I am nowhere near pure) and my handicap has dropped a few in a few weeks.

With a compression of under 40, Wilson aren’t joking when they say their two-piece ball is soft. With an Ionomer cover construction, and 302 dimples, they say the core has been formulated so shots will fly far further and launch easier, while its “optimised aerodynamics means reduced driver spin for long carry, straighter shots and more fairways”. I like the big Wilson logo and I’d be more inclined to use this as an alignment tool rather than the arrowed stripe down the side of the ball. As with the Triad, I’d rather that be a bolder, solid, line but that’s purely a personal preference.A golf ball with a low compressionwill compress morewhen hit, assisting the golfer in transferring energy. A golf ball with high compressionwillrequire more swing speed tocompress. Compression value is the same as hardness value if it helps to think of it that way. Below is a complete golf ball compression chart for every golf ball currently available to buy in 2023. Make note of the compression rating; then, we’ll teach you how to match up the right golf ball for your swing speed. Golf Ball Compression Charts Bridgestone Golf Ball