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Best Golf Balls for Beginners

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• A golf ball is a unique ball built specially for
  golf.
• A golf ball must adhere to specific velocity,
  distance, and symmetry criteria and have a mass
  of no more than 1.620 ozno more than 1.620 oz
  (45.9 g) in total. Like golf clubs, golf balls
  must pass testing and approval by The RA and the
  United States Golf Association before being used
  in competitions. The RA was once a division of
  the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews
  (Rule 51).
• Golf balls are now made from various materials
  and come in various playing qualities to match
  the player's skill level and preferred flight and
  landing characteristics.
• The toughness of the ball's core layers, which
  often defines compression, is a significant
  factor. A harder "high-compression" ball will fly
  further because of the more efficient energy
  transfer, but it will also shock the player's
  hands more when it goes through the club (a "hard
  feel"). If the ball is softer and
  "low-compression," the opposite will happen.
  Golfers often favor a softer feel, especially in
  the "short game," because softer balls frequently
  have more backspin with lofted irons. However, a
  softer ball reduces drive distance because it
  uses more energy in compression. As a result,
  getting to the green might take more strokes,
  making it more challenging for golfers to make a
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• A "high-spin" ball allows more of the ball's
  surface to contact the clubface at impact,
  allowing the grooves of the clubface to "grab"
  the ball and induce more backspin at launch. Spin
  is another factor that is controlled by
  compression and the cover material. Backspin
  produces "bite," or "bite," which enables a ball
  to pause its forward progress at the first point
  of impact, bouncing straight up or even backward,
  allowing for precise placement of the ball on the
  green with an approach shot. The lift created by
  backspin can enhance carry distance. Backspin is
  not preferred on most long-distance shots, such
  as with the driver, as it causes the shot to
  "balloon" and then bite on the fairway when
  additional rolling distance is typically desired.
  High-spin cover materials are also less durable
  due to their tendency to be softer, reducing the
  ball's useful life.