What kind of golf balls should a beginner like me use out in the golf course use? 1or 2 layers? or even more? I heard that choosing the right golf ball is just as important as your golf clubs.
I have this long drive contest thing coming up (for fun) and you can bring your own golf balls. I was just wondering what was the "hottest", longest flying ball out there now-a-days. It doesn’t have to have "feel" cause were not hitting approach shots, chipping or putting with the same ball so I just need the longest ball you can think of, even if it’s rock hard. Thanks.
Working at a golf course I watch players toss golf balls across the tee box or toss up ball tee’s to detemine who get’s the tee box. Just curious the method behind this.
Ok, so ive seen youtube videos of people putting golf balls in someones locker, and they open it and they all fall out, and im planning on doing this.
But, how do they get the gofl balls in there without having them dump out while they put them in there?
Thanks
I am in middle school, its the long lockers so i would need a big piece of card board.
Also theres cameras…so it would be kinda hard to do it without being caught 
but, ima try to do it.
Three golf balls fit snugly in a rectangular box. What fraction of the space in the box do they occupy?
I already know the comparison between 2, 3, 4, and so on layered balls. Is there a website that has performed testing on top named brands that clearly distinguishes one, or few as the longest hitting golf balls. If you don’t know of a site, how about your experience?
Although hard to believe, I compete in Professional MIni Golf tournaments around the country and was wondering what type of ball would perform best on the green (min golf course lol). I seem to like balls with a lower compression (Maxfli Noodle, Volvik Crystal) yet after reading up on the design of golf balls, I am not sure that this is the right decision. What type of balls (compression, three piece two piece etc.) would help increase my performance.
