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Golf Balls
Schecter Lee

Maximize Your Performance

There is only one piece of equipment that you use on every shot of your round—your golf ball. Learn more about five new models that combine technology and innovation to help you maximize control, feel and distance.
Go to GalleryReaders custom-fit for Bridgestone ballsInside TaylorMade's five-piece Penta TP ball

 
Callaway Big Bertha Diablo golf balls

Callaway

New Diablo and HX Hot Plus

New for this season, Callaway Golf is introducing the Big Bertha Diablo and HX Hot Plus golf balls. Learn more about them, along with what makes the company's super-premium balls tick.

Nike One Tour golf balls

Nike

One Tour, One Tour D, One Vapor

This season, Nike Golf is unveiling a four-piece ball and two three-piece balls.
Video: Nike ball guru on new models

Star Picks

Nothing but the Best

A complete list of the golf balls used by the top 10 players in the world.

Sergio Garcia
 

Srixon

Z-Star, Z-Star X

Srixon's new balls look to give better players more distance and consistency.

Srixon Z-Star
 

Bridgestone

B330 and e+ Series

Two unique fitting systems make finding the ideal ball easier.

Bridgestone B330-RX
 

TaylorMade

TP and Burner

TaylorMade feels that all players can benefit from using a multi-layer ball.

TaylorMade TP Red golf ball
 

Manufacturer Web Sites

Golf ball companies
If you would like even more information about golf balls, here is a list of manufacturer Web sites:
Bridgestone | Callaway | Dunlop | Maxfli | Nike
Pinnacle | Precept | Slazenger | Srixon
TaylorMade | Titleist | Top-Flite | Volvik | Wilson

Titleist

Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x
Titleist's benchmark balls — the Pro V1 and Pro V1x — each got an upgrade for 2009.