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What better way to enhance your game than to play with the best golf balls for your style and swing?
Changing the ball that you use won’t turn you into a professional golfer overnight, but it will improve your ball control and driving distance – ultimately improving your score. Whether you’re an amateur looking for rapid results, or an experienced player who wants to hone their game – you’ll want to take your time and carefully select the best golf balls.
Something to be mindful of when purchasing golf balls is the ‘squidge’. The squidge is the difference between soft and hard golf balls. Harder ones provide the best resilience to impact – retaining power for longer drives – whilst softer golf balls are more malleable and absorb any minor errors – providing greater accuracy.
Here at Clarkes Golf Centre, we have a wide range of golf balls for sale – including leading brands, such as:
If you’re looking for golf balls that stand out on the golf course to reduce the number of balls you lose, you’ve come to the right place. We supply Titleist Velocity golf balls in orange, pink and white.
We also supply the latest Srixon distance golf balls which provide a softer compression than ever before and offer a penetrating ball flight for superior distance. As with all our golf balls for sale, these are priced affordably and suit every golfer’s budget.
As with all the products we provide, both online and instore, golf balls are available for fantastic everyday prices. So if you’re looking for cheap golf balls, you shouldn’t have any trouble finding what you need.
Our cheap golf balls are more forgiving for your wallet and make no sacrifice to quality. They are specially engineered to enhance performance and provide greater distance and control – guaranteed not to let you down on the golf course.
Here at Clarkes, we are confident that our golf balls for sale won’t be beaten on price, and if you do find them for less somewhere else, please let us know as we can offer the price match guarantee.
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About 10 years.
Depending how well you look after your golf balls, you can expect them to last around a decade before you see a noticeable decline in their performance.
It’s best to store them in a dry, warm area. Exposing them to extreme temperatures can cause the core to deform, impacting performance.
The other thing to watch for is the erosion of the protective cover on the balls’ surface. This layer protects the ball from water.
Once it’s eroded, water can seep into the ball, causing damage.
At the top end of the scale, you can expect to pay around £90 for 24 golf balls.
At this price, you’ll be getting balls that won’t be out of place on the professional tour and have the technology built in that can give you more control over your shots to get lower scores.
If you’re on a budget, you can get a dozen golf balls for around £17, which could be good if you’re new to the game and not ready to make a significant investment.
But with golf balls, you get what you pay for, so if you’re looking for golf balls that will help your game the most, you should look towards the middle or top end of the price scale.
Maintaining your golf balls will help them last longer (protecting your investment) and also ensure they perform as they’re supposed to.
If you’re golf balls get too dirty or overexposed to water, it can damage the outer cover and inner layers of the ball. The best thing to do is to regularly clean your golf balls (after every round) in warm soapy water to get rid of dirt.
If you’re struggling to remove the dirt, get a soft brush (like a soft toothbrush) and gently remove the dirt. Don’t use a wire brush, as you’ll risk removing the protective layer on the balls’ surface, which will cause them to deteriorate quicker.
While every golf ball is designed to help you get more control over your shots, the technology isn’t the same in all of them and some golf balls are designed to be better at different things.
Low compression balls, for example, are easier to hit and are more forgiving if your connection isn’t flush (because they’re less reactive to the initial impact). But, because they’re lighter, they can be more affected by things like high winds.
These tend to be better for newer golfers.
High compression balls, on the other hand, are harder to control (because the ball compresses more which means it’s more reactive to the initial impact with the club).
But they’re less affected by high winds because they’re heavier, so if you connect properly, there’s more chance of your ball going straight.
These tend to be more suited to better players.
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Optimise performance There are thousands of potential specifications to maximise the performance of a golf club; don’t guess which are right for you and miss out on increased distance and improved accuracy.
Optimise ball flight If you’re hitting it too low or too high, you’re likely to be missing out on important distance.
Improve consistency Whether you’re a Tour Player or a beginner golfer, everyone will shoot lower scores by being more consistent and it starts with your equipment being custom fit for your personal game.
Purchase with confidence A custom fitting will give you the confidence to know that you’ve tested all of the options and you’re now investing in equipment that is going to take your game to a new level.
