GOLF is a challenging sport, so it is important that players have the right equipment.

Here, we look at if there is a difference in golf balls and if they can make a difference to your game.

Is there a difference between golf balls?

There are low compression and high compression golf balls.

 Golf balls generally have an 80, 90 or 100 compression, or degree of hardness. For a long time, compression equated to how far a player could hit the golf ball.

The golf ball will have an impact on your performance the better your game is.

The best golfers will score best with the higher performing ball or a ball that fits their game. 

While the beginner golfer might not notice a major difference because they struggle to get the ball in the air or work it intentionally as a draw or a fade.

Which golf balls are considered the best in 2023?

According to Golfstead.com, The Chrome Soft by Callaway is one of the best on the market.

In particular, the Chrome Soft has been an extremely popular golf ball for many years; it enjoys an excellent average rating on the Callaway store.

The Chrome Soft has a soft feel with a medium compression rating of 70.

It is designed to perform optimally from tee to green, meaning big distance off the tee, high launch with irons, and lots of spin control around the greens.

There are other options for players of all experiences.

The Titleist Pro V1, along with the Pro V1x, has been regarded as the #1 ball in golf for decades.

It has used by many of the world’s best players including Webb Simpson, Louis Oosthuizen, and Tony Finau.

Which golf balls go the furthest?

Being able to hit the golf ball further can make the game easier.

According to Golfeducate.com, there are a number of option for players that want more distance.

Titleist have some of the longest golf balls available, and they all conform to USGA regulations, meaning they can be used in major tournament play for professionals.

TaylorMade also have a range of long distance golf balls, available for use by both professionals and amateurs’.

Balls that cover long distances are also available from companies such as Callaway.