Polara Selbstkorrigierende Golfblle, entworfen, um Haken und Scheiben zu korrigieren, perfekt fr Freizeit-Golfer, 12 Stck

I paid R870 for a dozen, which may seem steep for golf balls, but they perform exceptionally well. Since my slice now lands on the first cut or edge of the fairway instead of the rough, I'm not losing as many balls, making them more cost-effective in the long run. I've played three rounds with the same ball, whereas I usually lose around three per round. However, they do tend to scuff more easily than the harder shell balls I typically use. The distance with my driver and fairway wood is slightly reduced (by about 10-20 metres), but the trade-off is worth it as they fly straight.

凄い！の一言。4か月クラブを握っておらず、練習しないでぶっちゃけ本番でコンペに出たところ、OB無し。自分でもびっくりするくらい、ドライバーの曲がりがなく、値段は高いですが、元以上で大満足です。

My go to ball when hitting straight is critical

Do not buy it,this is a complete lost of money, once you lose 3 or 6 balls while testing ,the false guarantee return is not possible because the balls are already lost....

I read about the Polara balls in one of the golfing mags they hand out at courses...and I was massively sceptical, thinking it highly doubtful that they would work. I have problems with a fade on all my tee shots when using woods...it's not really a slice as such, but I always end up yards and yards from my target line. So I gave these balls a try...and, I have to say, that actually bl**dy work! I can now tee off with anything up to a driver and it goes lovely and straight. Yes, they aren't "legal" and yes perhaps my new improved tee shots aren't anything to do with me or my skill...but at my beginner level these are a welcome addition to my bag. I'll keep practicing at the range with normal balls so will get better with time, but for now seeing a tee shot go high long and straight and ending up on the fairway giving me a decent second shot is just priceless...and its rekindling my love of the game. The shot doesn't maybe fly as high as a normal ball, so perhaps not as long...but a slightly longer shot from the fairway is better than a shorter shot from the rough. I suspect they won't stop a huge slice, but if like me it's more of an unwanted fade than a full on slice...give them a try. Oh, and as for putting, I didn't really notice any difference in feel to the Srixon AD333 I usually use.