Testers Wanted!
Yes, we have more golf balls for you to test! This Testers Wanted opportunity from Bridgestone has a bit of a twist with the inclusion of the official MyGolfSpy data partner, Shot Scope. Before we dive into that, let’s learn a little more about the new Mindset golf ball from Bridgestone.
About Bridgestone Mindset
Visual aids on golf balls are nothing new. Lines, hexagons, shapes and more have all been included on golf balls in one form or another. The Bridgestone Mindset takes it to a new level and works to help all golfers with a routine to put them in a better mindset (hence the name) to make their next shot.
The Mindset design consists of three colors and shapes that represent different stages in a simple three-stage process.
The outermost red circle and arrow are meant alignment and identifying your target.
The yellow middle circle is for visualizing the shot path, encouraging a clear idea of what and where you want the golf ball to go.
The green dot is the final step. Focusing on the dot provides a specific spot to focus on throughout the swing or putt.
About The Testing Opportunity
We are looking for 30 golfers to test, review and keep two dozen Mindset golf balls. We want to know if the Mindset print really works and how our testers’ games change with the use of the Bridgestone Mindset golf balls.
This is where our data partner Shot Scope comes into play. All selected testers must have at least 10 prior rounds recorded on their Shot Scope account. Testers will also be required to play a minimum of another 10 rounds with the Bridgestone Mindset golf ball during testing for comparison.
Not sure which Bridgestone Mindset ball would be best for you? Bridgestone has an online ball selection guide to help you find the perfect golf ball for your game here.
Do you think the Bridgestone Mindset golf ball can help your game?
SIGN UP HERE!
*Registration ends March 28.
*Testers will be announced on the Forum on April 2.
*Must be a registered Forum member to be selected.
*Must have a minimum of 10 Shot Scope rounds recorded on their account to take part in testing.
Joel Halprin
1 month ago
This is an interesting concept to help focus. I’m interested in seeing how well it works.