What's the best brand of golf ball for a beginner player on a budget?
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2.2.2010
Get yourself a 15-pack of Top Flite XL2000's or Pinnacles. When it comes to new balls for a beginner, that's the best bang for you buck.
2.2.2010
Top Flite Source(s): http://www.topflite.com/home/
2.2.2010
Go to Dick's Sporting Goods and buy what's on special. They almost always have Nike, Slazenger, Maxfi or some other 2-piece balls out for a cheap price. They had 2 dozen Nike balls for $20.00 a couple weeks ago.
2.2.2010
It depends. If there are woods next to the course, there are plenty of new used balls. Therefore the cost is free. Take them to a place you can practice and get your balls back, and see which ones are decent. New balls are for the advanced level. At Soul Park in Ojai, California (a PGA course) we could get a 5 gallon bucket full of decent balls in an hour in the nearby forest. Out of that, how many do you really need, 12 or 24?
2.2.2010
Titleist NXT or NXT Tour , it's just fantastic.
2.2.2010
Maxflie's noodle is a widely respected mid-priced ball.
2.2.2010
The kind of ball you find in the woods — next time out wander into the woods that run along the left side of any hole (that is the slice side) and you will pick up many many balls. YOU can also buy used balls in most pro shops — stick with TitelistYou can also go to the large discount sporting goods stores — the Slazenger is a good bal and just $20/doen new – it really flys