Top Golf Balls for Slow Swing Speeds: 2023 Edition
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- Опубліковано 8 бер 2023
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Are you a golfer with a slower swing speed looking to improve your game? Choosing the right golf ball can make all the difference. In this video, we'll be discussing the best golf balls for slow swing speeds.
We'll cover a range of options from top brands such as Titleist, Callaway, and Bridgestone, and discuss their unique features that make them ideal for slower swing speeds. From low compression cores to soft feel and good spin control, these golf balls are designed to help you get the distance and accuracy you need to improve your game.
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, finding the right golf ball for your swing speed can be a game-changer. Join us as we explore the best options on the market and help you make an informed decision. Thanks for watching, and be sure to hit that like and subscribe button for more golf-related content!!
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Timestamps and links to the products we have listed in the video (We may earn a commission if you buy the products through our links):
1. Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls - globalgolf.pxf.io/eKv0dr - 5:55
2. TaylorMade Soft Response Golf Ball - globalgolf.pxf.io/OrBDGQ - 6:30
3. TaylorMade Distance+ Golf Balls - www.amazon.com/dp/B08QSL9XQW - 7:20
4. Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash Golf Balls - globalgolf.pxf.io/g1Pnyr - 8:06
5. BRIDGESTONE 2021 e6 Golf Balls - globalgolf.pxf.io/EKb6QP - 8:45
6. Srixon Soft Feel Golf Balls - globalgolf.pxf.io/3eAKbK - 9:28
7. Kirkland Signature Three-Piece Golf Balls - www.amazon.com/dp/B0837YXG5R - 10:09
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Titleist ProV Left- (100 compression)?? For a slow swing player, that's like hitting a rock!! I'm a slower swing senior and have played the Titleist Tour Soft for years!! Living in Florida, I do play the Callaway SuperSoft and Srixon SoftFeel in winter, when temps drop below 60º.
Like a 100 compression ball is a good fit for an 85 mph swing speed, plus they're over SEVENTY ($70) a dozen in Canada .
Srixon Soft Feel
What about Titleist Tru soft or tour soft?
This video failed to include the Wilson Staff DUO and Triad golf balls. I’m sure it was an oversight. Plus they are more affordable.
Callaway Super Soft
Bridgestone extra soft moll 2:01 2:03 Right feel good price
Wilson Profile is a GREAT ball.
Q star
Variety Pack
The best ball to use is the one you find in the tree’s that has been hardly used. I live for that!😂
no, you can find a TP5, chromesoft, zstar, or pro v1. and if your club head speed is under 80mph... it'll be like you hitting a rock. you need a soft feel, super soft, trufeel, or soft response ball.
Whoever is saying an average playet cannot improve their game with a different ball is incorrect. Over the last 10 years with new brands coming out, I've seen several golfers do better simply with a ball that matches their swing speed, all things equal. Otherwise, there would only be one type of ball or everyone would be hitting PV1's.
Players select clubs and shafts to fit their game, golf balls should too.
It's hard to trust a recommendation when you have just a generic voice to listen to. Where are the people who did the research? Real people!
We use AI voice generators to aid in the making of our videos. All research is organic and original which you can check at golfingisbest.com/
Noodle long and soft, Maxfli soft
I've never seen an average golfer improving its golf score because he changed his ball brand.
An average golfer plays with the balls he founds on the course and he shots as badly with a Titless pro V1 or a Wilson staff because his issu is not the ball but his technic. Only bad faith guys or bad sellers argue to the contrary in my opinion.
Your royal proclamation is false. Those are below average golfers you talk of never trying to improve to average, much less above average.
@@remoevans7847 I don't pretend to hold the truth. I'm not either proclaiming anything.
It's just an observation based on my little experience.
You can think differently know-it-all.
No problem.
Disagree. Whilst the stuff that can be captured by statistical analysis might have marginal benefit to an average to below average golfer, a ball that gives you CONFIDENCE on and around a green can make an immense difference. I choose a ball based on that psychological dimension. In that regard, I really struggle to gain confidence with very soft or very hard balls...the 'click' has to be just right
@@michaelfreeman1634 If you had bothered to read my comment, you'll probably notice that I was not talking of "soft" or "hard" ball, but only "brand".
However, if you're are superstitious, you may need the same ball, of the same color, placed the same way to feel confident.
Some others pray, some keep a lucky charm in their pocket.
Why not, as long as you feel better. There's no place for comment on the score card.
The only thing that matters is to enjoy golf.
you don't understand. a low compression ball gives low swing speed (under 80mph club speed) way more distance then a 90 compresssoin (IE: TP5, pro v1, chromesoft, z star tour, kirkland, and such). so if you're swinging under 80mph club speed (not everyone can test or know their speed) but if you're swinging slow and hitting a high compression rock like a PRO V1, your ball is just going to ding off the club. but if you have a low compression. it'll compress and help take off from the club face. and we all know soft golf balls have chepaer covers and will never have backspin like a urethane cover... if you have a low swing speed and can afford 60 dollars/ dozen, try the vice pro soft. it's a low compression with the urethane cover. but for me, where money isn't the problem, i'm still going to buy callaway super softs, cause my swing speed just isn't high. maybe i'll go to the gym and get healthier and bring my swing speed closer to 100 mph over 90mph and hit my pro v1s or chromesofts better.
😮What.
no where did i see wilson duo's mmmmm
Regarding your question about the Wilson Duo golf ball, the low compression core of this ball is designed to be easier to compress during impact, which can assist golfers with slower swing speeds to achieve better distance and accuracy. However, it is important to note that while some golfers with slower swing speeds may find the Wilson Duo to be a good option, it may not be suitable for everyone.
One potential drawback is that the Wilson Duo ball may not provide the level of control some golfers are looking for, particularly for those with more experience who might be seeking a ball that allows them to shape their shots or achieve greater spin control around the green. Additionally, the low compression core of the Wilson Duo ball makes it more sensitive to wind, which can lead to decreased accuracy and control for golfers with slower swing speeds.
Overall, the best golf ball for each golfer will depend on their individual needs and preferences. It's always a good idea to try out different types of golf balls to determine which one works best for you.
@@golfingisbest9149 "it may not be suitable for everyone." You could say that about every ball on the market. Just give the Wilson Duo due credit for heavens sake.
Pro V1…. like hitting a pebble. I don’t buy them. I go for much softer.
These robot type videos aren't going to tell you anything worth knowing or that you can count on. Who's sponsoring them?
With all due respect, you're completely wrong. These are unsponsored videos based on original research and testing. Just because we use an AI voice to make our work easier, doesn't take away the credibility of our work!
@@golfingisbest9149 you say that the Costco is low spin which is crazy it is one of the higher spinning balls on the market.
why the need to talk fast
More golf marketing. Blah, Blah, Blah. You’re not saving lives out there ! Hit what you find in the woods, and ponds.
Why are you watching then?
Tom Watson has been quoted as saying slow swing speeds should hit the hardest ball possible to get distance