TITLEIST DT TruSoft - Premium Near Mint Quality - 48 Golf Balls

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And while we’re talking about this cover, we must mention once again its durability. Second to none. TruSoft Flight What kind of course do you play? In addition to the weather conditions in your area, you can also think about the style of golf course that you play and what shots work best on that layout. Courses that have small, well-guarded greens will usually be best handled by high spin golf balls. For courses with large greens and plenty of room to run the ball up onto the green, a lower ball flight might be just fine. The golf ball isn’t compressed on short shots around the green like it is on a full swing. Still, the feel of the golf ball is crucially important when chipping and putting. When it comes to feel around the greens, it is the cover of the golf ball that is more important than the compression. So not only do you need to find the golf ball with the right compression for your full swing, but you also need to find a ball that has the right cover for your short game touch. If you can locate both of those qualities in the same ball, you will have found the right model to use. The new, low compression TruTouch Core is larger than previous Titleist cores. It is designed to deliver low spin for long-distance shots and to provide a softer feel on all shots. What style of golf you do you play? Different golfers have different styles, and the golf ball you use should match your style. If you game is based around the short game, make sure your ball choice suits your short game technique and that you are comfortable putting and chipping it. If you are a power-first type of golfer, use a ball that helps you achieve as many yards as possible off the tee.

What are your goals in golf? The vast majority of low handicap players, along with professionals, use a high compression golf ball because of the control and versatility that they offer. If you have designs on getting your handicap down into the low single digits, consider using a high compression ball even if it isn’t optimal at first. You can work on your game and ‘grow into’ the ball over time. However, if you are just hoping to shave a couple strokes but don’t expect to ever be a low single digit handicap player, a softer ball may work just right. According to Mahoney, the DT TruSoft is a lower-flying golf ball than Velocity, so it will create more distance through roll. But when it comes to which ball has a softer feel, the DT TruSoft is true to its name. Visually, the Titleist TruFeel balls feature a new alignment aid to give golfers the option of not having to do their own marking. The design was the most popular chosen by consumers via the My Titleist customisation process. No surprise then that the Velocity edges it for distance with the driver, although I would caveat that by saying that my driver swing speed of 95-100mph is probably not going to get the best from either ball, especially the TruSoft because of its lower compression. You might be surprised to learn, then, that the pros actually play high compression golf balls. Why would they do that? If they want to blast it off the tee and reach the par fives in two, shouldn’t they be using a low compression ball? No. The average professional golfer doesn’t need any help hitting the ball farther than they already do, so they use high compression balls because of the control they offer. Soft golf balls can become extremely difficult to control when they are hit at high speeds, so pros use high compression balls that they can successfully manage around the course.Once you start to suspect that your golf ball compression is wrong and it is costing you on the course, you should immediately look at alternatives that could improve performance. The best idea is to start within the same brand of golf ball that you are currently using by trying their other models. Most golf ball companies have a range of compressions within their product line, from balls meant for beginners on up to their tour-level ball. Move up or down that spectrum depending on your needs and see if that solves the problem. If there isn’t a proper choice within the product line of the current company you are using, feel free to shop around until you find something that works. These balls are designed for mid to slow swing speeds that may get more from them, but you would still expect the Velocity to carry a few yards further even if the TruFeel caught it up with the total distance thanks to more run from the low flight and shallower landing angle. Where the DT Trusoft really shines is its durability. After a solid session of bashing them around, we couldn’t see a single, solitary scratch. This is easily one of the most durable golf balls we have ever tested.

Currently, in our GolfWRX buy/sell/trade (BST) forum, there is a listing for a Don White National Custom Works Full Set. Short putt test. Making short putts is often about having the right feel between your putter face and the ball. You want to be confident in how the ball is going to leave the face and roll toward the hole. Try hitting a series of short putts with each of the three different ball models you used in the test above. See which ball you can make the most putts in a row with, and which ball feels the best coming off of your putter.

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To be sure, compression isn’t the only factor affecting a golf ball’s length. Its core, cover and mantle materials have an impact, as do dimple shapes and patterns. And, just because you hit Ball A farther than Ball B doesn’t necessarily make A your best bet. You may prefer the flight and spin characteristics of B, or simply like the way it feels coming off the club. At this point, we will discuss the tech feature. TITLEIST Research and development panel had reorganized the latest DT TRUSOFT through a more significant, low compression foundation with proprietary flexible cover technology to carry full distance with really flexible experience on every golf shot, also more magnificent than before spin intended for stopping control on the green course.

In recent years, manufacturers like Bridgestone and Wilson have put a major emphasis on compression, with the goal of fitting each golfer with the ball best suited to his swing speed and skills. The idea is that golfers with slower swing speeds have an easier time compressing a lower-compression (softer) ball, therefore getting more distance than they can with a high-compression tour model.At GolfWRX, we are a community of like-minded individuals that all experience and express our enjoyment of the game in many ways. TruFeel strikes the perfect balance of extremely soft feel and all-around performance. Our engineers have advanced TruFeel’s low compression technology to add speed and distance in the long game while preserving the feel that golfers tell us they love and the playability on every shot.” In the endless quest to improve their golf game, many players decide that it is necessary to play with premium golf balls. After all, they promise superior performance and allow the golfer to do things that simply wouldn’t be possible with cheaper golf balls.