7 Things You Need To Know About Golf Balls Before You Play Golf!

Putting your golf balls into the hole can never be easier if you know them well! The rise of golf into a global sport have been tremendous and you can spend hours just putting the ball into 18 holes! What a work out! Everyone loves it! Including me! But of course if you are just new into golf and wandering into the world of "a ball in 18 holes", this is much complex than you can imagine. However, stay tune and i will introduce the basic things that you need to know.

When you first start out, be prepared to lose a lot of your precious golf balls. As your skills are not that skilled, you will find your golf balls in many other areas other than the fairway! Hence, your main priority at a start is to budget on them before you burn a hole in your pocket! These are the common type of names that you will normally come across when you purchase a golf ball to help you save cost!

Before you start, spend plenty of time at the golf range to improve your shots! The balls you should be playing around with are range balls. They cost a few bucks for a bucket and you can spend your time trying out various shots! After all, practice makes perfect!

Ok! Now you are ready to try out the course! It is time to shop for great cheap golf balls that will last you all the way. The first type you can take a look is used balls. It is the cheapest you can get out there! Various online shops and garage sales can be found selling these golf balls. Some make a living off collecting and selling them!

If you do not like the idea of using other people's balls and want them new, you can go for X-outs. They are produced by branded companies but failed the quality control. Normally, the failure is just a slip up in look and feel rather than the ball. They are stamped with X and sold at a cheap price together with the rest.

Refurbished balls are another option. They are balls which have been repainted and re-branded so that it looks brand new. They would be a little more expensive than used golf balls but they are not the best to play with. You never know how much rounds have been played with on the ball till you played it. They are very good for practice but not serious rounds.

A better version would be closeout balls. They are found in the closeout bins of major online golf retailers as they are discontinued older brands. These companies just let them out on the cheap when they are phasing out old models.

What you would find in certain online shops are logo overrun golf balls. These golf balls are generally with logos of companies or organization but they were produced with a mistake in quantity or design. They are brand new balls and can be purchased at bulk discounts. A great value for money!

The last type would definitely be value balls! They are great balls which minimize spins and maximize distance with great corrosion resistance. At a start, these are the balls you can go for if you do not want other people's used or unused goods. They can be found normally as 2 piece construction with a hard feel of compression rating in the near 100s.