Cheap Golf Balls

Thinking of buying cheap golf balls. I don't blame
you since the price of balls is now through the roof. Golfers spend hundreds of dollars every year on the latest and greatest golf balls in hopes for a few extra yards off the tee and that dream of backing it up when it hits the green like the pros do!

Do you really need to go out and spend $50 a case to play better golf? I don't think so!
In fact...I have been known to play cheap golf balls on occasion, and found no difference in my performance. There's nothing better than paying half price for a Pro V1 golf ball. There are many local merchants now who sell just used golf balls and nothing else.

Don't be embarrassed to shop around for cheap golf balls either. Depending on what you want out of your ball from a performance standpoint, playing with inexpensive balls is a definite option. One that will keep money in your pocket, not burn a hole through it!

Cheap golf balls (even new) can be very good golf
balls. In fact, if you are an average golfer (15+ handicap) using a cheap golf ball is not a bad decision. There are many brands of balls that are inexpensive that will play about the same for you. If you play to a single digit handicap, you may be more partial to a particular brand and ball type.
Inexpensive balls do not need to be new or used. The second you hear the term cheap golf ball, you probably assume it's a used golf ball. There are dozens of brands that are new but inexpensive, so take your pick! Just remember the cheaper the golf ball the less the performance.


Cheap Golf Balls - New
New balls that are cheap are good balls but have several characteristics you need to be aware of. Most of them are very hard. What I mean is the coverings give the ball less feel when hitting wedges and putting.
Then again if you are an average golfer, you really won't know the difference, and it won't affect your golfing performance one bit!

Cheap Golf Balls - Used
It's a "no-brainer" that used golf balls will be cheaper. But what you want to really pay attention to used golf balls is the coloring, scuff marks and overall feel. There are a ton of used balls that look okay, but when you hit them they go nowhere!
Trial and error is the only way you'll find out what ball works for you. Whether it is new or used, it all depends on how you like it when you hit it on the course.
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