Golf Balls

Golf balls for every handicap and budget: urethane tour balls from Titleist, Callaway and Bridgestone Golf, low-compression distance balls, high-visibility coloured balls from Volvik, recycled balls from Clean Green Golf Balls and Golf Ball Planet, X-out value packs and foam practice balls for the backyard.

Compression and cover material matter more than the box claims. Low-compression balls like the TaylorMade Noodle or WILSON Fifty Elite suit slower swing speeds and feel soft off the face. Urethane-covered tour balls add greenside spin for players who can control it, while ionomer covers trade some spin for durability and a lower cost. Yellow or pink balls are easier to spot in fall leaves and on frosty spring mornings. If you lose a lot of balls to water, recycled packs keep the cost down. Browse recycled golf balls or practice golf balls.

Brands include Golf Ball Planet, Volvik and Clean Green Golf Balls.

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Golf Balls: frequently asked questions

What golf ball compression is right for me?

Golfers with slower swing speeds, including many seniors, juniors and beginners, usually get a softer feel and easier launch from low-compression balls, generally rated around 70 or below. Faster swingers can compress firmer tour balls and use their spin control. If you're unsure, play a sleeve of each and compare.

Are recycled golf balls any good?

Recycled balls are recovered from courses, cleaned and graded by condition, and the top grades look close to new. They are a practical choice for casual rounds and holes with water. Balls that sat underwater for a long time can lose some distance, so stick to higher grades for the rounds that count.

What are practice golf balls for?

Foam and limited-flight practice balls let you work on your swing in a yard or garage without the distance or damage of a real ball. They don't fly like a regular ball, so use them for contact and tempo rather than distance. Regulation-weight practice balls, like GoSports' urethane-cover set, suit hitting mats and nets.

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