On this week’s No Putts Given we cover the 3M championship, Sam hits a hole in one, Tony continues his deep dive into the guts of golf balls, and we consider making a CBD buyer’s guide.
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| Driver Ping G30 | Hybrids PXG 0317 |
| 3/4 IRON PXG 0311XF | 5-GW Srixon Z 565 |
| SW PXG 0317 | LW PXG 0311 |
| Putter EVNROLL |
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Deven Robinson
5 years ago
Love what you all are doing, keep it coming! Regarding the CBD Buyers Guide, I’m a bit torn, pretty sure your team would provide some valuable information to help consumers make the best decisions with their purchases. However, I’m struggling to see the direct connection to golf….besides the fact that CBDs just showed up for sale in my local pro shop last week.
Chris S
5 years ago
Tony,
Based on your ball cutting and inspections it looks like the Vice Pro is a standard available ball. What are you seeing with Cut and Snell? I’d believe Oncore is unique, especially the metal sphere ball, but I guess I’m curious about their other offerings.
I have tried a lot of these balls, and some perform really well. But now wondering how many duplicate balls are out there.
Rob Bowman
5 years ago
Gentlemen, informative as always – good to know the industry is finally being outed a bit. Great podcast and keep it coming.
Jim Sisneros
5 years ago
YES! A CBD Buyer’s Guide would be Great!! Thanks for ALL you guys Do!
Darryl Parente
5 years ago
Extraordinary issues regarding fraudulent golfballs.
I believe golfclubs are next. Every golfer knows that shafts make the golfclub not grips or clubhead materials. It seems as if: like controlling the diamond market, the OEM’S don’t want you to be a scratch golfer, so as to promote the integrity of the existing PGA professionals. Why don’t we get the balls and equipment that the professionals get?
We surely pay enough for the OFF THE RACK CRAP.