The Story of a Putt That Missed It all began in the 1930s with Phillip E. Young, a dentist from Massachusetts who, in addition to his profession, was passionate about golf. One day, while playing a round, he missed a putt that he was sure he had executed perfectly. Intrigued and frustrated, he decided to investigate further … Read more
TaylorMade Distance+ are golf balls designed specifically for golfers looking to maximize distance on every shot. TaylorMade has developed these balls with technologies that prioritize ball speed and a straight, stable trajectory, making them an accessible option for a wide range of players, especially those who value distance. Read more
TaylorMade Kalea golf balls are designed specifically for women. TaylorMade developed this line with the specific characteristics and needs of female golfers in mind, focusing on providing a ball that maximizes distance, is easy to play and offers a soft feel. Key Technical Features: 2-Layer (Two-Piece) Construction: The Kalea is a lightweight, flexible, and lightweight golf ball that is perfect for putting on and putting off golf balls. Read more
The TaylorMade Soft Response is a golf ball designed specifically for players looking for a softer feel at impact and solid performance in all areas of the game. Key Technical Features: Choose the TaylorMade Soft Response if… The Soft Response is aimed at players who value a softer feel and are looking for a more solid performance in all areas of the game. Read more
The Tour Response is a golf ball that TaylorMade designed to offer many of the features you find in higher-end balls, such as the TP5, but at a more affordable price. It is ideal for mid-handicappers looking for a balance between performance and cost, without sacrificing quality on the course. … Read more
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TaylorMade is a brand that was born in 1979, originally known for revolutionizing the market with the first metal driver instead of wood, something that changed the game forever. However, over time, the company expanded its focus to other golf products, including golf balls, seeking to apply the same … Read more
Srixon, part of the Sumitomo Rubber Industries group, began its golf journey under the name "SRI Sports." The brand has been in business since the 1990s and has earned a solid reputation for its technological innovations in golf balls. One of the most notable innovations… Read more
Pinnacle came into existence in the 1970s. The idea was simple: make golf balls that were good but wouldn’t break the bank. They wanted to offer an affordable option without sacrificing performance. As early as the 1980s, Pinnacle got down to business with technology. They introduced high-energy cores into their balls, … Read more
Nike entered the golf market in the 1990s and quickly made a name for itself by signing contracts with big names like Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. Their product line included everything from apparel and footwear to golf clubs and balls. Despite these big sponsorships and the quality of their products, Nike was still a great choice. Read more
