what is the best soft &long golf ball you can buy?
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There are several good ones. I personally like the Titleist SoLo and the Nike SuperSoft. A lot of people like the Maxfli Noodle. All of these have a soft feel and good distance.
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Gotta go with Spalding. I judge a basketball by grip and feel. Spalding indoor ball is best.
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Here are a few shops I found on line:\nhttp://www.tatteredrabbit.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?product=michaelmiller_new&productid=MM1828_BLK&pid=1#MM1828_BLK\nhttp://www.bearpawquilting.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?product=novelty_group_3&productid=novg_87501_15&pid=1#novg_87501_15\nhttp://www.qbuprairieshop.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?product=novelties_games1&productid=shamash_p4362_billiardballs_&pid=1#shamash_p4362_billiardballs_\nhttp://www.buttonholeshop.com/cgi-bin/Store/store.cgi?product=Sports2&productid=sptwo_7&pid=1#sptwo_7\n\nThere are probably more.
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It all depends on what kind of golfer you are. Nike is a good caompany. Also taylormade and Callaway
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Buy a used set of Ping Zings on line at E-bay.  They are a good quality club and easy to hit.  See the link below.\nhttp://sporting-goods.search.ebay.com/ping_Clubs_W0QQsacatZ115280\n\nFirst though, go to the Ping website (see link) and find out what color code club is best for your size.\nhttp://www.pinggolf.com/flash/webfit.html\n\nHave fun!
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Try the Tour Edge Exotics driver.  It may be expensive, but it is supposed to be one of the best drivers available.  Tour Edge clubs in general, are excellent but somewhat underrated in the US, even though word of mouth is changing this quickly.  Their fairway woods which have been out for a few years now and have achieved a reputation for being the best woods available.\n\nGive the Exotics driver a try at a range and see what you think.
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A golf ball has a size limit of 1.68 inch. in diameter (almost all balls nowadays are 1.68 in diameter), it must not be heavier than 1.62 ounces and the golf ball must be round (can you believe it?!).\n\nTraditional three-piece wound ball\n\nBalata, litium and Surlyn covers have allowed wound balls to be played by those looking for both distance and high spin. \n\nBalata vs. Surlyn\nBalata and Surlyn are ball-covering materials. But there are typically other differences between balata and surlyn balls besides the cover.\n\nBalata\nA balata covered ball is typically a three-piece ball: a core wound with rubber and covered with balata. There has been a lot of discussion as to what "balata" is. Let's just say that balata is a soft substance which leads to cuts and nicks. This "softness" is said to offer "better playability" which is to say that the golfer can "shape" his/her shot (fade/draw), and get more "action" (backspin) on the greens.\n\nSurlyn\nA surlyn covered ball is typically a two-piece ball: a solid core with the surlyn cover. Surlyn is a man made "uncuttable" substance which is designed to eliminate the cuts and nicks. The drawbacks of the harder ball are that it is more difficult to "shape" his/her shot (fade/draw), and get "action" (backspin) on the greens.\n\nBalata\nSofter cover\nBetter spin\nscuffs and cuts easily\n"Works" the ball better because of spin (Draw, fade, backspin)\nUsually three-piece ball (Liquid-filled core, wound rubber, and cover)\nUsually more expensive:\nHigher first cost\nShorter life\n\nSurlyn\nHarder cover\nNot as much spin\nresists scuffs and cuts\nMore distance\nUsually two-piece ball (Solid core and cover)\nUsually less expensive:\nLower first cost\nLonger life\n\n \n\nCompression\nCompression of a golf ball is designed to match the "feel" of the ball to the golfer's preference. Typical compression ratings are between 80 and 100, with most players using a 90 compression ball as a compromise. Many above average golfers tend to agree that hitting a 100 compression ball feels like "hitting a rock". Contrary to golfing myth, there is no correlation between compression and distance.
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I find that it does. The Pro V1 for me is the best ball out there in terms of providing durability, distance and control. I've also used Nike and Top Flight and always come back to the Pro V1. But, the real answer is how the ball reacts to your swing and game. I recommend playing a few rounds with different brands.
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Try funkygolfgear.com. They hav them i think!!!
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http://www.branders.com/referrertrack/gac011709?rdURL=/index.jsp&gclid=CNm32a-8vYQCFRh8UAodkQ-HLQ\nhttp://shopping.yahoo.com/search/;_ylc=X3oDMTJvdDU0cTk3BF9TAzk2MDc5MjYwBGFkZ3JwAzI4NzA1OTk3MwRldnQDODc3NzE1MwRrA2N1c3RvbSBib3dsaW5nIGJhbGwEb21tA2Jyb2FkBHNlYwNrYgRzbGsDdGl0bGU-?view=l&p=custom+bowling+ball&sp=pall&no_truncation=1
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THe best selling golf balls 380 to 422
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Costco has a set of Jack Nicklaus designed ones called Golden Bears. They are really good and can be used all the way through to pretty intermediate play. IT's under 300 for a full set, which allows you to learn, but it's definitely no Callaway.
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One of the best bargain for women's clubs are the Adams Idea set for women.  These are as good as the top brands but at a fraction of the price.  However, these are still not as cheap as those $200 sets.\n\nAnother option is the Callaway GES.  These have been discontinued, but they are truly excellent for female beginners.  You should still be able to find a set either online or in some stores.  They are extremely forgiving and will help beginners stay interested in the game rather than getting frustrated and quitting.  I would highly recommend the GES based on personal experience.\n\nThe Adams set comes with short irons, long hybrid irons, and woods.\n\nThe GES comes with 3 irons, 3 woods, a putter, and a bag.\n\nHope this is helpful!
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Starters you can get some great used golf balls at www.mygolfballstore.com they look like new without the high price.  \n\nYou have golf balls for distance - The golf balls the promote distance don't spin as much as the golf balls with feel.  The distance ball will fly straighter but it want stop very well.  The ball is durable.  All you can do is try to hit the ball straight, you can control it like the balls that spin.  \n\nThe balls with feel - Pro -VI types - Since they spin more if you hook or slice you will end up further off course.  They don't go as far.  They will hold on the greens and you can move the ball around better than the distance ball.  Better golfers seem to like this ball.  The better feel and spin helps with chipping and putting.  The distance ball bounces off the club and takes off.
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As goofy or dorky as it may sound, try your local Walmart, Shopko, K-mart, and even Fleet Farm or Farm & Fleet. You could also go to a golf shop or sporting goods store, but as bad as it may sound, try the above first. They seldom carry very good equipment (i.e. clubs, shoes, etc. ), but small things like what you're looking for are at these places, and some times in great quantity.\nAlso, if you look long enough and hard enough, you may even find a golf pull cart with a ball holder already attached.
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Simple - wait until they're on sale, and then buy one.  They should go on sale in about 3 years time.\n\nAlternatively, if you're really desperate and have loads of money, why not join the golf club that is going to host the event.
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any golf store would hav them. You may as get a good one like Powakaddy or Golf Glider. Good luck