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June 19, 2025 2 min read
When it comes to choosing the right golf ball, your age, swing speed, and performance goals all come into play. For older golfers, switching from a ball like the Get Sum to our Prime 2.0 model can deliver noticeable improvements—and in this week’s Tech Talk, Dean Snell explains exactly why.
In Episode #24, Dean responds to a question from Rick in Ohio:
"Dean, I’ve been playing your Get Sum ball for a few years. As an older golfer, what benefits will I see changing to your Prime 2.0 model?"
It’s a great question and one many players ask as their game evolves.
Understanding the Differences: Get Sum vs. Prime 2.0
Dean kicks off the episode by breaking down the design intent behind both models:
Get Sum is a very soft, low-compression, two-piece golf ball. It’s built to help players get the ball up in the air easily, reduce spin, and provide a soft feel. It’s a great option for beginners, casual players, or those looking for fun and forgiveness not necessarily focused on maximizing performance.
Prime 2.0, by contrast, features a urethane cover and a multi-layer construction that offers more spin, control, and responsiveness. It’s designed for golfers who want to dial in their game, shape shots, and gain better performance on and around the greens.
Why It Matters for Older Golfers
As Dean points out, many older golfers benefit from making the switch to Prime 2.0 for a few key reasons:
Control & Feel: Prime 2.0 offers much better control on approach shots and chips. The urethane cover allows for more spin and stopping power on the greens—helping players maintain precision as swing speeds change with age.
Distance Maintenance: While Prime 2.0 is a higher-compression ball than Get Sum, many older players with moderate swing speeds find it helps them maintain distance by promoting more optimal launch and ball flight.
Better Short Game Performance: Around the greens, Prime 2.0 truly shines. If you’re looking to keep your short game sharp as you get older, this ball offers superior feel and consistency.
Is Prime 2.0 Right for You?
If you’ve been playing a softer ball like Get Sum and you’re starting to focus more on your scoring and consistency, Prime 2.0 could be the next step. It gives older golfers a blend of performance and feel that can make a real difference—without sacrificing playability.
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