driver. Suggested retail is $45.99 per dozen. Bridgestone Golf is working to capitalize on its success the past few years with modifications to the B330 series to fit a wider range of swing speeds. For higher swing speeds (over 105 mph) there are the four-piece Tour B330 and Tour B330-S featuring Bridgestone’s Dual Dimple Technology cover with a softer urethane cover compared to last year. And since most golfers do not swing any where near 105 mph Bridgestone has designed the three piece Tour B330-RX and Tour B330-RXS. ey have a reformulated mantle under the Urethane cover for less spin and more accuracy. TaylorMade has a new lower compression Penta, the
TP5 (SRP $45.99), that is finding acceptance on the professional tours and has added a three piece Penta TP3 ($34.99) with a urethane cover. e new RocketBallz ($26.99) is a three piece distance ball with a soft cover for better spin control around the green. Eight-year old Innovex Golf has an entry in the ball category named the V-Motion Tour with what the company calls “Tour Level performance”. The V-Motion is a three piece ball with a cast urethane 318-dimple cover to generate high spin rates with iron shots and a high speed core for distance with the driver. Innovex has aimed this ball at mid- to low-handicap players looking for a performance ball at a $30 price.
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