Stop Using Tour Balls to Break 90

Your expensive golf balls are the reason you cannot break ninety. Most amateurs think

playing a tour ball like a Pro V1 gives them an edge, but if you do not swing fast enough

to compress that core, you are literally losing distance off the tee.

It is simple physics. High handicappers need low compression to get that spring effect and a surlyn

cover to keep shots straight. Those fancy urethane covers just add side spin,

turning your fade into a massive slice. Stop donating four-dollar balls to the woods. Switch to a mid-range

ball that fits your swing speed and watch your handicap drop.