Bridgestone Golf e12 Contact Golf Balls

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After analyzing the differences between Bridgestone e6 and e12 golf balls, it’s clear that both balls have their unique features and benefits. Bridgestoneis duking it out with Srixon for fourth place in golf ball market share. Each company has its punch and counterpunch but Bridgestone considers its ball-fitting history its ace in the hole.

In baseball, if you go 7 for 16, you’re batting .437 and that is officially a hot streak. In golf, that’s a bit tougher to pull off if you’re a Bridgestone because A: your Tour staff is much smaller compared to the others, and B: you’re competing against a boatload of other players. Claiming credit for Tour wins is often one of those yeah, right things – hell, when water bottle manufacturers start sending press releases, the madness must stop. But for the #4 ball manufacturer, you do have the right to crow a little. The Bridgestone e12 golf ball features a three-piece design that consists of a large, soft core, a mantle layer, and a Surlyn cover. The large core is designed to provide a soft feel while also delivering impressive distance. The mantle layer is designed to reduce spin, which can help golfers achieve straighter shots. The Surlyn cover is also durable, making it resistant to scuffs and cuts. If you read that as Bridgestone saying it has figured out how to de-couple driver spin and wedge spin, then you are correct. We’re on to a technology that we believe potentially transcends the golf ball category,” Mellow adds. “If you think wound core to solid core, balata to urethane, the same type of transcending technology is in the pipeline for Bridgestone. We can’t wait for 2020 to get here.”

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The ball used by 2020 US Open winner Bryson DeChambeau as well as Lexi Thompson, Matt Kuchar and now by none other than Tiger Woods. It utilizes Bridgestone's new Reactive urethane cover, which gives increased distance and spin on the previous generation. The Tour B X is aimed at golfers who swing it faster than 105mph and is the longer of the two Bridgestone balls targeted at the fastest swingers.Overall we felt this was an excellent premium offering that provides a firm, solid feel on all shots and spins really well around the greens while being long and consistent off the tee. The focus of the e Series golf balls has always been the long game: providing low spin, straight flight, and plenty of ball speed. On all those counts, the e12 Speed and e12 Soft deliver. Depending on your ability you will be looking for a specific ball best suited to your game. Bridgestone produces golf balls for golfers of all abilities so you’ll never not be able to play with a Bridgestone golf ball. If you’re a better golfer you’ll want to play one of the balls from the Tour B family, whereas if you’re a club-level, amateur golfer you can still game one of the Tour B golf balls you one of the e-series golf balls may be better suited. I averaged 147 yards on approach with my 7-iron, which is marginally lower than my average. It was also 2 yards less than my performance with the TaylorMade Soft Response. The higher flight and sharp descent caused the ball to stop rapidly on mid and short iron shots for greater control on approach. Stable Flight The Bridgestone e6 golf ball is a two-piece design that features a large, soft core covered by a Surlyn cover. This construction allows the ball to provide a soft feel while also delivering impressive distance. The Surlyn cover is also durable, making it resistant to scuffs and cuts. E12 Construction

As for which ball is right for which player, Bridgestone is making the distinction as Swing Speed: the e12 SPEED is recommended for swings speeds over 105 MPH, and the e12 SOFT for those under 105 MPH. The Return of Ball Fitting Outdoor testing comes next which revolves around hitting the product not just on a driving range, but on the course too. This way we can see how the ball performs by playing a variety of shots from different lies and conditions.We think golf balls have to be tested over a number of rounds because that is how you can test for things like distance, feel, durability, spin and so on. The final critical point we want to mention is that no manufacturer can buy a good review because we tell it how it is. How to choose golf balls We did some blind field testing based on sound and vibration, and e12 was perceived as the best feeling ball,” says Mellow. “By no means are we pounding our chests touting it’s better than a urethane ball for spin. That’s simply not the case, but I’d put it head to head against any Surlyn ball.” The Bridgestone e12 launched relatively high for my standards, reaching a driver apex of 104 feet. My 7-iron shots also produced an elevated apex that reached 100 feet before descending. This means the Bridgestone ascended 1 foot higher than the TaylorMade Soft Response on approach.I found that the e12 seemed to stay on the face fractionally longer than my usual golf ball, while it was genuinely soft and responsive when chipping and pitching. For a mid-price golf ball there was a good level of feel. My stats: Age 56, 155lbs, played golf since age 9, minor accomplishments in college/Am … Index 7.4. When it comes to Bridgestone golf balls, the e6 and e12 are two popular options. The e6 is designed for golfers who are looking for straighter shots and a softer feel, while the e12 is designed for golfers who are looking for more distance and a firmer feel. Here is a brief comparison of the two balls: Feature I credited my lower spin rate to the high compressibility of the Gradational core. It helped my medium clubhead speed produce optimal rebound at impact to lower the spin, accelerate ball speed and generate impressive distance.

The Bridgestone e6 is better suited for golfers with slower swing speeds, while the e12 is better suited for golfers with moderate to average swing speeds. However, it is important to note that both golf balls can be used by any golfer, regardless of their swing speed. It is ultimately up to the individual golfer to decide which ball is best suited to their game. Alternatives and Comparisons The Bridgestone e6 Golf Balls are designed for mid-to-high handicappers, providing a soft feel and straighter ball flight. The primary focus of these balls is to reduce hooks and slices, making the game more enjoyable for those struggling with these issues. However, they offer less spin control around the greens, which might not appeal to more advanced players.

The Tour streak – and the stellar play of Tiger, Bryson DeChambeau and Matt Kuchar – is giving Bridgestone’s ball sales a bit of a boost, and today’s release of the new, mid-priced e12 SOFT and e12 SPEED should provide another jolt. My speed received a further injection on long shots thanks to the Active Acceleration mantle. The final piece is the Flexativ Cover Tech which adapts to the force of each strike to enhance rebound on long shots and friction around the green. Gradational Core Bauer Media Group consists of : Bauer Consumer Media Ltd, Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited, However, the Bridgestone e12 is considerably more expensive than simple 2-piece distance balls like the Callaway Warbird. Feel When it comes to golf balls, there are a plethora of options available on the market. While Bridgestone e6 and e12 are popular choices, there are other alternatives that golfers can consider. Here are some of the most notable alternatives to Bridgestone e6 and e12: Titleist Velocity

From our testing the model we think that is the closest in terms of performance is the Bridgestone Tour B XS model. What golf ball does Tiger Woods use? Been a couple rounds … for what it’s worth (maybe a 6″ gimme?) here’s the Bro Science findings from 36 holes played with the e12 soft, e12 speed and Tour B RX.

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We can joke all day long that e12 is twice as good as e6, but that’s not where the name comes from,” says Elliott Mellow, Bridgestone’s Golf Ball Marketing Manager. “The name actually comes from our 12 years of ball fitting and the data we’ve collected that led us to make this ball. Lest we forget, Bridgestone essentially invented the idea of ball fitting and has collected millions of swings worth of data, which is an R&D gold mine. The data told Bridgestone it had a problem, but also pointed toward a solution. Unfortunately, Sam is not a member of any club at the moment but regularly gets out on the golf course to keep up the facade of having a handicap of five. The Bridgestone e6 golf ball is a two-piece ball that is known for its soft feel and low compression. This makes it an excellent choice for golfers with slower swing speeds, as it allows them to achieve greater distance and accuracy. The e6 also has a high launch and short game spin, which makes it ideal for beginners and high handicappers who need more help with their short game. The Bridgestone Tour B XS is a premium golf ball that is designed for golfers who are looking for maximum distance and control. The ball features a Gradational Compression Core that provides a soft feel and excellent distance, while the SlipRes cover offers enhanced control and spin. The Bridgestone Tour B XS is available in white and yellow colors. E6 vs E12 Golf Balls I was impressed with my spin revolutions on full wedge shots, which exceeded my results with other ionomer golf balls. My full wedge shots conjured up 9800 rpm, making it 1000 rpm more than I produced with the e6. However, it was marginally less than my performance with the TaylorMade Soft Response.