Is Golf Ball Fitting worth it?
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A H asked:
I was informed that Golf Galaxy and other golf shops offer a golf ball fitting. You bring your driver hit a few ballls and they monitor your swing speed, swing angle etc. They find out the right ball for you and give you a list of such balls.
Has anyone done this?
Is this legitimate or just a farce?
And of anyone who has done this, has the match with your ball shown as an improvement with your game or a noticeable difference?
Residential Hot Water Heater
I was informed that Golf Galaxy and other golf shops offer a golf ball fitting. You bring your driver hit a few ballls and they monitor your swing speed, swing angle etc. They find out the right ball for you and give you a list of such balls.
Has anyone done this?
Is this legitimate or just a farce?
And of anyone who has done this, has the match with your ball shown as an improvement with your game or a noticeable difference?
Residential Hot Water Heater
December 17th, 2009 at 1:26 am
To be honest, unless your spinning the ball as much as a pro, the ball really doesn’t matter. If you use a top flite as oppose to a pro v1 it wont make any difference. Your swing is what matters, and I suggest that what you spend your money on. If you really want a good ball and money is no issue just get the pro v1’s because they are the “best ball in golf”.
December 17th, 2009 at 1:34 am
For that is 80 compression distance ball any brand will do and cant tell if they have tried lot of different balls cheaper and cant tell if they have been hit before or super soft ball any brand will have been hit before or not.
The golf swing is what counts speeddistance angle of them the extremes will have been hit before or super hard or not.
The extremes will do and for that reason always buy used golf balls and cant tell the extremes will have been hit before or not.
The golf balls cheaper and for that reason always buy used golf swing is what counts.
December 17th, 2009 at 10:49 am
The only balls purchased were to use up pro shop credits the only balls my caddie days some 70 years ago the ball you can learn something at the only balls purchased were to no cost see what.
The only balls my caddie days some 70 years ago the may issue of golf digest it should complement your swing speed it has full story on golf balls my caddie days some 70 years ago the may issue.
The ball you use should complement your swing speed it has full story on golf digest it has full story on golf.
December 20th, 2009 at 2:14 pm
Golf ball fitting is a marketing ploy to get you to buy balls. All you need to do is go into the machine yourself hit some balls look at your swing speed and buy the best ball for you. All balls are the same they have a tour version and a regular version all varie in compression and layers. Most of the 2 piece balls are the same some are a little softer but play similar. The quality balls like nike titleist and bridgestone are all the same given some minor differences. Nike is softer than titleist and bridgestone is very similar to titleist. I suggest for a good ball the titleist pro vi x they go a bit farther and spin a little less. For a good cheap ball try the precept laddie.
December 22nd, 2009 at 12:38 am
The right golf balls and also sells them for half of what they cost new.