Bridgestone Golf e12 Contact Golf Balls

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Bridgestone’s e12 Contact ball stays on the clubface longer and flies straighter thanks to its quirky dimple design that ramps up energy transfer at impact, making it ideal for the golfer who may be struggling for accuracy. In addition to the classic white version, the e12 CONTACT will be available in Matte Green, Matte Red and Matte Yellow color options.

In trying to create a great purchasing experience, Ping would like us to discuss your requirements with you prior to you making your purchase. The company started making golf balls in 1935 and today has more golf ball design patents than any other company.Bridgestone says that helps create better energy transfer (more speed), straighter flight and more spin around the green. This helps optimize the moment of impact, yielding faster speed on more powerful contact and higher spin rates on less powerful contact. The soft FLEXATIV cover also helps control spin and repels quickly off the club face, increasing ball velocity for even greater distance. This cookie data is anonymous, read about how we use cookies and how you can control them in our Cookie Notice.

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We all love a bit of individualism, and the e12 comes in three eye-catching matte colours for that personal touch.

This lack of sidespin is good for higher handicap golfers but better players may find it frustrating. Matthew plays off 1, has won five club championships and aced the first hole of Augusta National’s Par-3 course in 2002. It’s not an uncommon issue, though this is the first time we’ve observed it in a Bridgestone offering.The big thing to know about this ball is that its FLEXATIV Surlyn cover, which is the fourth generation of "contact science" technology, helps create 46 percent more surface contact with a clubface at impact. The feel at impact is reasonably soft, especially for a ball that is marketed for its distance gains.