What Golf Ball Should I Use

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Pop quiz: how many layers does a good golf ball have? The answer is “it depends,” but here’s a cheat code. Two-piece balls (like the Titleist Velocity) are built for pure distance—they’re basically a rock with a plastic skin. They’re great for beginners or players who just want to bomb it down the fairway and don’t mind a firm feel on the greens.

Three-piece and four-piece balls (like the Pro V1 or TP5) separate the experts from the enthusiasts. They use a soft urethane cover that grips the grooves of your wedge, letting you stop the ball on a dime. Fun fact: the first urethane-covered ball was introduced in 2000 by Titleist, and it changed the game forever. Before that, players spun the ball using balata rubber—which cut like butter and cost a fortune.

The rule of thumb: if you lose more than two balls a round, skip the urethane. Stick to a two-piece ionomer cover ball like the Bridgestone e6. It’s durable, straight, and won’t make you cry when you slice it into the lake. Your wallet will thank you.