Golf ball recommendations by handicapfrom @shaneohgolfs

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Here's what golf ball you should be using based on your handicap. 35 plus handicap. You're losing seven to 12 golf balls around, so please stop buying Titleist Pro v Ones. And in the same breath, do not use a range ball. Take yourself to Costco. Go get a box of Kirkland good balls, which are great balls. Go over to Walmart. Get some Callaway Warbirds. You still want to have a little bit of feel. 20 to 30 handicap range. You're starting to play a little bit of good, still figuring out your swing, but let me be the first one to tell you a golf ball will not fix your slice. But there are some out out there that can certainly help. We're looking for balls that don't have a ton of spin, the Callaway Super Soft, the Vice Ayers. And with a ball like the Vice Ayers, you're gonna launch the ball higher and further with less spin. Now this is where it gets a little bit tricky. From a scratch golfer all the way to a 50 handicap, you need to do your due diligence and figure out what golf ball works best for your game. Because there are a lot of people that just wanna go with the industry standard and buy a Titleist Pro v one or Pro v one x. But there are a ton of golf balls out there that may be better for your game. The Strixon Z Tier, the Callaway Chromesofts, the Vice Pro Pluses, TaylorMade tier five and t p five x, the brand new Maxfly Tier. And you may sit there and say they're all the same. No, they are not. Not. So take the tier, test them out, or go get a golf ball fitting. But 95% of golfers are playing the wrong golf ball. And if you like informative golf content like this, make sure you're following.