Callaway HEX Tour Soft 24 Golf Balls

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So, the first thing to do is to understand your playing style. Do you need to cover more distance? What kind of launch do you need? Which one is the ideal ball for your swing speed? Can you control a high-spinning ball? Finding the answer to these questions will make your job much easier.

TaylorMade representatives say they continue to chase lower spin in their prototyping, and until the golf ball is diving out of the air to the golfer’s detriment, lower spin is the future of golf balls. Obviously, TaylorMade is fully committed to a lower-spinning golf ball, and lower spin in general throughout its product lines. The consistency of a golf ball core has a lot to do with the flight and distance. It is a big factor to consider while comparing two golf balls. Callaway Hex Tour Soft Golf balls generally have two types of construction – two-piece and multi-layer. As the name suggests, the two-piece balls have a dual-layer. The multi-layer balls can have three, four, and even five different layers. Two-piece golf balls are suitable for mid handicapped players with slow-swing speeds, and beginners.Forward spin will not facilitate the rise of your golf ball high in the air. It will, however, drag the ball further after impact. The same goes for a spin. Some golfers can handle a great spin. Some golfers prefer a lower spin for a straighter flight. The distance and spin are highly influenced by the construction and covering of the ball. So while TaylorMade’s TP5 and TP5x golf balls are designed to go farther and with less spin on full shots, the company says their steeper landing angles will help them stop nearly as fast as higher-spinning balls. TaylorMade’s belief is based on the company’s scientific bounce-and-roll calculations, which factor in green conditions and landing characteristics. Yes, the lower spin of its golf balls in relation to competitors leads to minimally more roll out, but the amount is insignificant according to TaylorMade: an additional 1-1.5 feet. The company also points out that with a longer-flying golf ball, golfers will be hitting shorter clubs into greens, leading to more control. An 8 iron will yield greater stopping power and accuracy than a 7 iron, right? Callaway Supersoft features 332 dimples and a soft compression core, so it has even less spin than the Hex Tour Soft.

But if you have a moderate swing speed and want a ball that will offer a bit more distance, the HEX Tour Soft is a good option. CompressionWhat the data actually shows: I am not a high swing-speed player. My average playing swing speed is around 105 mph, which is generally considered the cut-off before you have a “high swing speed.” Also, I am not a low-spin player, so having a ball that can spin a little more might not be the best for my specific game. Based solely on that, I would not expect to see the full benefits of the Chrome Soft X

The Callaway Supersoft falls more in the soft category and has a compression rating of 38. The Callaway HEX Tour Soft falls somewhere in between with a compression rating of 50. It’s made for golfers with moderate swing speeds, and it will offer a nice balance of distance and accuracy.But some golf balls cover pretty much every aspect that is required to be an ideal golf ball. Let’s talk about the things we’ll be considering in this case. Callaway Hex Tour Soft Golf Balls Overview

The ones with a thin core of rubber are less durable and have a softer feel. But they will have more control and spin with this feel. Callaway Hex Tour Soft The CallawayChrome Soft is highlighted by its superior flying above other alternatives while still being capable of maintaining a straight flight. The balance of a delicate and solid core is responsible for this. This design gives them lots offlexibility in a variety of ways. Spin

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On shorter strikes, it also assisted in enhancing the spin where control and accuracy were essential. If you need to have good control of your ball, you definitely need to choose a ball with an excellent feel. The Surlyn cover of the three-piece construction of the ball contributes to giving the ball a softer feel. Main differences we expect to see: The Chrome Soft should spin less, but still generate more ball speed than the SR-3. With its new Chrome Soft golf balls, Callaway has released just one ball, with one set of specifications, designed to provide a benefit to all golfers regardless of their swing speed. So there’s agreement that the ball spins less, goes farther and performs better in the wind with irons. But when fitting a golf ball, is iron play even the best place to start? Golf is about more than just iron shots, after all.