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But first a little bit of history....

The game was originally played with golfballs made of feathers tightly packed inside a leather cover. About 1850 a ball made of gutta-percha (a crude form of rubber) came into use. At the start of the 20th century a two-piece ball with a rubber core enclosed in gutta-percha, similar in design to the ball in use today, was developed. After much experimentation, the pitted, or dimpled, surface of modern golf balls was adopted to stabilize flight. Most golf balls today have a cover made of a plastic resin called Surlyn and a rubber core. All golf balls must have a diameter of no less than 1.68 in (4.27 cm) and weigh not more than 1.62 oz (45.93 g).

In todays hi tech world even the golfballs are constantly being developed, witness this explanation from Titleist for just one of their range.

Check out the latest prices on Bargain golf balls here

The Titleist DT SoLo features a soft compression, high velocity core and a soft Surlyn blend cover. This combination provides lower driver spin for long distance off the tee. The very low spin also helps golfers to minimize unintentional hook and slice sidespin for straighter distance. Unlike many other low spin distance golfballs, the DT SoLo still provides soft feel on all shots tee-to-green.

Ain't that something..... get me some of those!!

Now for some of our better players this may well be important information to them..... but for most of us out there including yours truly it doesn't mean a lot.

Oh I know which ball I like to play with, I know the sort of feel I like when I am making a putt...but it sure is a bit to "techie" for me any way.

However there are folks who like this info and here are some links which will provide it, by the way I enjoyed my visit to these sites Information on Nike Golfballs

If Nike are not your favourite how about Callaway. They have a ball selector here to help you choose.

The Maxfli site is worth a visit also, some great graphics here



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But enough of that I here you say, where can we buy them and at the best price!!

Well for our US and Canadian visitors a visit to the The Golf Warehouse golfballsicon will reveal a great range with terrific prices and some great closeout deals. They also have a facility which will enable you to personalise your golfballs.

For our UK and European visitors, Online Golf for golf balls Online golf.co.uk are the UK’s largest and longest established golf retailers on the Internet in the UK. They have been trading online for over five years and have firmly established themselves as the market leaders. They stock the widest range of golf equipment of any website in Europe, ranging from Drivers and sets of Irons through to the latest training gadgets and stylish apparel. A superbly professional and polished website, combined with first class customer service and very competitive prices make Online Golf.co.uk the very best place to shop for golf equipment.

As we have said previously it can pay to shop around

So please feel free to check these providers for some more great deals

Do you have a favourite golf ball? or a story of your best game with a particular ball? well we would love to publish it, click this link scroll down and start writing


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