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Like Innuendo? A Bit of Balls

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Let me first state that my view on the game of Golf is this; “Golf, a game played by people unable to Sail”

So the following Golf instructions on choosing the right balls could be funny when applying a dose of sexual innuendo.

When it comes to choosing balls, there are a few key points to consider:

  1. First, think about your skill level and swing speed: If you are a beginner or have a slower swing speed, you may want to choose a softer ball to help you travel more distance. On the other hand, if you are a more experienced player with a faster swing speed, a stiffer ball may be a better choice for you.
  2. Another important factor to consider is the compression of your balls: Compression is related to how the ball is wound and can affect the feel and performance of the ball. Low-compression balls are softer and can help players with slower swing speeds gain more distance, while high-compression balls are firmer and can give players more control. As balls get older they lose elasticity and travel less.
  3. Finally, don’t forget to consider ball coverage: Softer covers provide more spin and control, while harder covers are more durable and can improve distance and durability.

Remember, the right set of balls can make a big difference to your performance, so take the time to find the right ball. Have fun playing with your balls!

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Alan Straton

Chief Cook, Bottle Washer and Broom Mechanic at MyPE
Passionate about Port Elizabeth and definitely NOT packing for Perth. Alan's ethos is epitomised in the words of Nelson Mandela; "I have fought against white domination and I have fought against black domination. I have cherished the idea of a democratic and free society. If need be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die." See more articles by Alan.