Penfold Dual ID golf bal
Penfold Dual ID golf ball
Loved the wrapper, it harked back to the days when I first started playing golf. With the extra spin the ball produces you do lose distance. (Reviewed by GM's James Mason) PGA Pro verdict On impact the ball felt soft and did create a lot of spin on pitches. It performed well, but I struggled to feel that this was a ball to use in competitive play. I feel that ball technology is moving forward, so it seems strange to resurrect the past. (Reviewed by John Jacobs)
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Key technology
Features Penfold's unique markings of hearts, clubs, diamonds and spades. A durable cover is combined with three other layers for improved feel and spin. The outer core helps provide a penetrating flight.
Will suit
A player looking for control on their approach shots and around the green.
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