Showing posts with label Golf Ball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Golf Ball. Show all posts

Friday, June 3, 2011

Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Golf Balls Price Drop

We found Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Golf Balls, 1 Dozen price drop to $17 at Amazon.com and WalMart. Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Golf Balls is Golf Ball that great distance with fewer severe slices and hooks that suitable for High Handicap. Features, High-resiliency core increases ball velocity across a wide range of swing speeds, Soft Ionomer Cover - Durable design generates long drives and provides even longer playability and HEX Aerodynamics - revolutionary innovation that replaces conventional dimples reduces drag and promotes a stronger, more penetrating ball flight that cuts through the air.


List Price: $23 - $30.00
Price drop : $17.05
(Dads and Grads Deals at Amazon and Walmart)

Users Reviews for Callaway Big Bertha Diablo Golf Balls
PROS : Great distance and Good value (Adding distance)
CONS : Wears easily

Monday, May 16, 2011

Polara Golf Ball on Sales and Price Drop 2011

"Hook" and "Slide", it's not happy for Gofer. But Polara Golf Ball make them say "It's miracle, Straight" Great golf balls to improve your game.

Polara Golf is a golf ball manufacturer specializing in “Self-Correcting Technology”. The Polara golf ball has been proven by robotic tests that reduce slices and hooks by up to 75 percent. It's unique dimple design.



Polara Gofl Ball on Sales
  • Polara Ultimate Straight Self Correcting 2 Piece Golf Balls (1 Dozen)
  • (price drop from $40)
  • Polara Ultimate Straight XS Self Correcting 3 Piece Golf Balls (1 Dozen) $39.99
  • (price drop from $50)
  • available at Amazon.com
Both the Polara Ultimate Straight and Polara Ultimate Straight XS use the exact same “Self-Correcting Technology”. The Polara Ultimate Straight XS special 3-piece construction provides one added feature: Extra Spin off shorter irons for more ball-stopping power on the green.


Polara Gofl Ball Testing (Video from YouTube)


Note:
The Polara ball maybe does not conform to golf’s official rules. The ball, which is designed to reduce slices and hooks by 75 percent or more, would be illegal to use in the Masters, or any other competition, local or otherwise.