Best Golf Balls for Beginners

Any new game poses so many questions in front of us. Same is the case with the golf that presents innumerable questions to the beginners. One of the most often asked question is about the best golf balls for beginners. This question always remain the same at each level, though the players keep on growing right from the beginners to the advanced levels. There are several factors that should be considered while choosing the best golf balls for dummies.

First you have to find out at which level you are going to play? Level means, as a beginner or a player of the advanced level. Secondly, how do you play golf? By that I mean, whether you are a short hitter or you hook or slice or spin-off. Thirdly, what do you expect from the golf ball? This means, if you are a short hitter, then you will need a ball that will help you to cover a long distance. Here are some golf tips to choose the right golf ball for intermediate and advanced players.

Most Suitable Golf Balls

For Beginners
The beginners should always start with an inexpensive ball. A cheapest possible ball will be good golf balls for beginners. I am sure that I do not need to answer, why the cheapest ball? This is because the beginners in the way to learn golf lose most of the balls so, be prepared to spend on that. Until then beginners should use a ball that is used, recycled or refurbished, closeout balls, logo overrun balls, value category balls or range balls. When the count of the lost balls start reducing, then it shows that you are now marching towards the intermediate level.

So, now it is time to answer the other two remaining questions about what type of ball is required. A ball that spins less to reduce the hook or slice, a high launch ball for more ball flights or you want a hard-core ball that would last for pretty long. The best golf ball for beginners at this stage would be a 'two piece distance ball' like Callaway Warbird, Wilson Ultra, or Top-File XL.

For Intermediate Players
The golf balls for average players can improve the performance and help them to move towards the advanced level. Now you don't need to consider the price aspect of the ball because now you can end up the game with the ball you started with. The best ball at this stage are 'two piece low compression balls' like Maxfli Noodle, Precept Laddie Xtreme or Titleist DT SoLo. As the performance graph moves upward, the players can use 'two piece performance golf balls' like Bridgestone e5, Titleist NXT or NXT Tour. These balls have a specification of large core that helps it to cover more distance.

For Advanced Players
So, by now you must have become a perfect golf player. At this stage, the third question becomes the most important one that is what do you expect from the ball to do for you? By now you have become good at this game so the best golf ball for you will be that had multi-layer construction like Bridgestone Golf Tour B330, Callaway Golf HX Tour, Nike One Platinum or Titleist Pro V1 or Pro V1x. These balls are known for high swing speed.

Always Remember...

• Collect information about cover, core, dimples and overall performance of the ball.
• Find out whether you are a beginner, average or an advanced player.
• Then choose for the specific model of ball according to the requirements.

The new learners should always buy golf clubs and get acquainted with the basic rules of golf and other techniques as well. As the beginners lose many balls in the course of learning golf, so they should not buy expensive or branded balls because by the end of the learning session they are going to drop them somewhere deep into the lake or miss it. Follow these golf tips and choose the best golf ball for yourself and enjoy the game.