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Callaway 815 DBD Big Bertha
RBZ Stage 2 3 wood
913H 2 iron hybrid
MP58 3-PW
Vokey 52 & 58
Cameron California Del Mar
Pro V1x
Driver: Callaway X-hot 9.5 deg, stiff flex
3-wood: Callaway Diablo Octane stiff flex
3-hybrid: Taylormade Burner Rescue 19 deg with a Aldila heavy stiff shaft
5-hybrid: Nickent 5DX 23 deg stiff shaft
Irons: Callaway X-20 6-PW stiff/steel
52 deg: Cleveland CG12
56 deg: Cleveland CG14
60 deg: Cleveland CG15
Putter: Odyssey White Hot Tour #1
All purchased used through Ebay for a fraction of the cost of new........except the driver which was new and fitted. I highly, highly recommend being fitted if you can afford it.
For balls, I used the https://www.bridgestonegolf.com/product/ball-fitting/ball-selection-guide and have been using the E6. And, my goodness what a difference.
The ball has nothing to do whether you draw or fade the ball.
My dad just started playing this and he swears by this golf ball.May try out those chrome Callway balls like catlanta mentioned. read up on them and they do sound like a solid ball.
Well, obviously.
Your post indicated that the golf ball caused your fade to turn into a draw...and that's not possible.
well a ball wouldn't make it spin the OTHER way. It might help it spin less, but it can't reverse the spin.I'm not really sure. The golf ball straightened out my drive.....no doubt about that. Now, am able to draw it much more now than I ever have.....by a large amount. Is it the ball or has my swing changed? I don't know.....I guess according to you, it's gotta be the swing.
^makes sense that it wouldn't reverse the spin I suppose. But BB said the "ball has nothing to do with a fade or draw."
That's bc it doesn't. All balls perform differently but the path/face determine spin & ball flight. Pretty simple stuff.
Maybe try badminton.
^if I was a good player, I wouldn't need a low spin ball. Therefore I wouldn't bet in the first place.