What are the best type of golf balls to use?

I go golfing every so often, but mostly at a par 3 what are the best golf balls to use , is there a difference if by a regulation or par3?What are the best type of golf balls to use?You DON'T need Pro V1s. You're really going to pay 45 bucks a dozen to play par 3s? Don't get me wrong, I love playing Titleist balls, but until I get better I'll stick to playing NXTs. My personal opinion is get a ball that feels both soft and explosive off your clubs when you hit them. Usually that means spending about $20 to $25 a dozen. I like any titlleists, and Callaway Big Bertha and HX Hots. A good idea is go to a Play It Again Sports and try a variety of balls for cheap, then decide which ones you like enough to buy new.



If you are still a beginning golfer, you don't have enough skill to take advantage of expensive balls, just play what feels good and gives you some confidence.What are the best type of golf balls to use?
Just try avoiding 2 piece balls, all the tour pros use the best balls. The best balls will also help your game. With one of the best balls, youll want to hit like a pro.What are the best type of golf balls to use?no difference by regulation or par 3. Hit whatever ball you like
For par 3 you have got to play the Titleist proV's. Excellent, soft, and give you better control. You will be sticking the ball on every green. Your chips will roll right up to the hole and stick.What are the best type of golf balls to use?for a par 3 use a soft one like prov 1xWhat are the best type of golf balls to use?
The types of balls shouldn't matter alot. There are all kinds of balls that claim to give your ultra super soft feel while gaining 40 yards. I don't know about all that, just find something inexpensive and decent since you might pelt some of em in the trees or the water. I can't see spending 3 or 4 bucks per ball on something that I might dink into the water every other hole :-)



Hope this helps! :-)
yes..make sure they are round with dimples...top flite..pinnicle...doesnt matter...its the club you use that matters..par 3 courses are usualy short yardage..depending the type of golfer you are...mostly irons only will work..some golfers on par 3 dont even ''tee-up''...i like anything from a ''9'' iron to maybe a ''3'' iron depending on distance...either way..enjoy it...beam me up arnieWhat are the best type of golf balls to use?
If you are a high handicapper it doesn't matter what ball you use. You want to make sure it is not scuffed up or doesn't have any cracks on the outer skin. And you want to make sure it doesn't have any stripes on them (also known as range balls).



Low handicappers who like a lot of feel will use softer balls that have a more of a tendency to spin and stop when they strike the green. As you can see, you need lots of skills to be able to spin balls on the green.

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