Golf ball brand stereotype listiclefrom @shaneohgolfs

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You can tell everything about a golfer you need to know by the balls they play. Titleist Pro v one, you think you're better than you actually are. You take forever to line up two foot putts, and you're gonna tell us your handicap without us even asking. Only reason you're playing Titleist Pro v one is because it's the most expensive golf ball and you think that's gonna fix your game. It's not. 11.1 handicap. Hellaway Chromesoft. This is the guy that never goes to the driving range, doesn't practice, and is somehow the best golfer in the group. But that's not to say sometimes you look like you have never picked up a golf club before. 7.4 handicap. Swixxon z tier. It's a great ball, but for some reason, every single person that plays these has to let you know they're playing these, like they're in some exclusive group. 4.9 handicap. Kirkland golf balls. You're a minute. You're either gonna shoot an 80 or a one twelve. There is no in between, but we all love you. 14.5 handicap. Vice good balls, this is the guy that you want in your scramble group. He never gets too high. He never gets too low. He was just sick of paying a premium price for a premium ball. 9.6 handicap. The random mixed balls guy. You are absolute chaos. You have zero consistency, and for some reason, this is the guy that is always talking the most rank, 35 handicap. Bridgestone e six, twenty handicap. Refurbished golf balls. Please stop telling your friends these are the exact same thing as a Pro v one because they simply aren't. 125 handicap.