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About The Man Behind The Testing
“Mitch Voges, creator of the Max Out Golf System and GolfBallSelector.com is such an innovative and pioneering site that Golf Magazine named Voges one of its 12 “innovators of golf” in its December issue.
Since the project started in January, editors at Golf Magazine considered hundreds of worthy candidates and picked the 12 best, including Voges and his GolfBallSelector.com creation. Voges is recognized as “The Maverick” for helping players choose the right golf ball for their unique style rather than simply relying on advertised performance claims by the ball’s manufacturers.”
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Connor
14 years ago
You want me to pay you to tell me what golf balls I should use? Really? Are you kidding me? No? WOW. I respect their knowledge of golf balls and all but why would I pay who knows how much money to have an online test tell me what ball I should use. I should repeat the word ONLINE. No matter how thorough this test is it couldn’t come close to a field test I could conduct myself. I know people. I have a feeling I could get a test together of atleast 30 of the best golf balls. Not to be biased, but I don’t think I need to test a Nitro ball, for example. Or on second though I could probably get my local club pro to do a test for me for probably as much as this thing would charge, only way more thorough. I mean really, how realistic and consistent can an online ball test be? All I’m saying is that I respect these guys, I’m sure it’s not a bad test, but there is no way I would give money to an online company to tell me what ball I should use.