Guides and Tips

Compression is the amount a golf ball compresses at impact - match it to your speed, and you’ll gain better flight consistency without changing your swing. Most amateurs aren’t swinging like tour players, so fitting compression to real-world speed is practical guidance, not theory. 

Improving your golf game isn’t just about spending more hours at the driving range - it’s about understanding your strengths, weaknesses, and the finer points of golf fundamentals.

If you’ve ever wondered why golf balls are covered in tiny dimples instead of being smooth, the answer lies in aerodynamics. Dimples are a cornerstone of golf ball design, dramatically shaping how air flows around the surface.

When you pick up a golf ball, you may notice a series of numbers printed on it. These numbers serve more than just an aesthetic purpose-they provide key information about the ball’s design, performance, and intended use. Knowing the importance of these numbers can help you choose the right golf ball.