⛳ Spectra Golf Balls with Zero Friction Review

I needed blue for the 4th of July. I didn't know this brand before. They arrived quickly and I was surprised to see that they were as bright as the photo. I could easily see them from 100 meters away in the short grass, they disappear like easter eggs in the tall grass!

I was given one of these by a friend in Florida and I tried it out 18 holes. I first hit an 80 with a 79. I went to Michigan and shot another 79 and a 78. Two nine-hole cartridges, each a 38. Needless to say, I only use these balls.

I have a GameGolf system to track every shot (when the GameGolf system is running). By using this method, I know I'm hitting those golf balls farther from target. I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything with them out in the open. If I could find a way to put ERC ball lines on it, they would be perfect. You get beat up pretty quick when you come across as many trees and cart paths as I did. Some balls will have some bumps during the molding process.

I bought 3 dozen of these balls (tend to lose a lot) because I really like the colour, the haze and the price. They batted for me for a long time, but they had some pretty weird ball flights. After careful inspection and inspection of the bullets, many of them had traces of mold that were not removed, resulting in inconsistencies in the bullets. I really like the Zero Friction products because of the good quality and cheap price, but this confused me. The only thing you want to do is straight…

Another review for golf balls. First I wanted to try the matte golf ball as I like Volvik Vivids but they are really expensive for what you get. I bought it on sale for $17.99 so the price was right. Outside of the packaging, the Spectras are some gorgeous golf balls that I was dying to try. However, after a few laps with them, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a bit disappointed. I wanted to like them, but found them to be at least 10-12 yards shorter than the E-6s I've been playing lately…