World's Longest ILLEGAL Golf Ball for Senior Golfers! 

Agree! What happens when you put the swing speed at 100 mph?

A friend of mine with a 105 swing speed hit them over 20 yards longer.

@@alarmservicepros god I wish I didn't see this comment... this is going to be expensive

They couldn’t switch balls on the fairway. They usually would hit a top flight on a longer par 3 then switch to balata for other holes

Yes

it wont work... the description said for under 250 yard... i'm guessing that it becomes counter intuitive if you swing hard as its for soft swingers.

Same

Will see how you do in your sixty's pal. I used to be able to hit 300. Now at 63 I still hit 250 but everyone can't. I'll save my LOL for you when you are 60+.

250 off the tee but probably still shooting in the 90s lol @@FLjeffinPCB

​@FLjeffinPCB think you misunderstood what he meant. Was saying that he already hits under 250 and that pretty much everyone does

He was swinging like an 80yr old to show the effectiveness, it any

It usually means they are too hot off the clubface in testing.

@@keithpanco seeing the core and shell I wonder what causes that as it looked like it was similar to others I’ve seen cut in half. Interesting

Longer balls AND shorter tees wtf? Damn greedy seniors! (btw, I'm 65)

Yeah, I've got about 5 dozen found Prov1x in my collection. Can't use them because with my lower swing speed it's like hitting rocks. Regular Prov1 are OK though, and the AVX are a great choice too.

That's just marketing. They are trying to open the ball up to more potential customers. Most seniors aren't hitting anywhere near 250.

I doubt that these golf balls float. Would be great if they did though - easier to retrieve from the pond. 😝

@@JohnSmith-mx8wp they don't need to float but most of them do to a point but what you do is to mark top top part of the ball and drop it back in if the mark keeps going to the top it is out of balance you will be surprised to how many are out even pro-V1

People get a medium sized bowl of water and add epsom salts until a golf ball will float in the water. Then you gently place the ball in the water, spinning it as you place it in. When it stops spinning you take out the ball, dry it, and mark with a Sharpie the spot on the ball that was facing up with a dot. You repeat this a few times with the same ball and see if the same side or same point keeps coming up to the top or if different locations come to the top. If the same spot keeps coming to the top, then the ball is considered out of balance and has a “heavier” side and a “lighter” side. It’s debatable how much of a difference an out of balance ball might make when putting or hitting a full shot. I think it could make a slight difference, predominantly during putting on the last few feet (or maybe just inches) of a putt as the golf ball slows down and its forward momentum is waning.

bigger Arc on your swing and shorten your driver to 44.5 OAL increases swing speed and accuracy

Move up thirty yards, problem solved.

For sure. I swing around 120mph with my driver, and I still prefer SuperSofts over premium balls because I get too much spin otherwise, and I can nuke the SuperSofts long and straight

@@HuntForParfection yeah I believe that to be true, have you used srixon soft feels? Another excellent budget ball.

​@@laurencegoulty3196 The Srixon Soft Feel is a great ball, I've played most of my best rounds using them and my swing speed is above average.

I wish he would cut open a few more across different axis locations to see if MG Senior balls frequently have this situation or if it was just the first one he cut open. He could mark on the ball where the cutting starts and where it ends to test your hypothesis also. Good point!

You are correct on the Senior distance. I am average Golfer and 54 Years Old I normally get a Carry Distance of 210 Yards with roll out average of 230 Yards on Average.

You are correct. The average male golfer hits around 225 total. They think they hit 300, but they hit 225.

Exactly@@keithpanco

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Yeah, I've got about 5 dozen found Prov1x in my collection. Can't use them because with my lower swing speed it's like hitting rocks. Regular Prov1 are OK though, and the AVX are a great choice too.

It's hotter off the clubface.

I am , 68. @.85 to 93 club speed.

@@jackwest5295 Note : “ AVERAGE “

You're right. I'm 75 and my clubhead speed is 67. I can still compete with others in my club. Simple. Learn to hit it straight and forget about distance. Straight beats long every day of the week. And twice on Sundays.

Oil will work, so will vaseline. It works in the same way as a "professional" punch. An amateur will pull back immediately after impact. Likewise, a "clean" golf hit means that the ball almost immediately leaves the face. A pro fighter will leave the punch in contact for just a few milliseconds longer, which allows time for the shockwave to penetrate more, giving a harder hit. Likewise, if you vaseline the club face, it allows just a couple more milliseconds for the shockwave to react with the ball, resulting in higher ball speed. The tiny difference in weight distribution from the substance that transfers to the ball plus the initial "stickiness" reduces spin drastically; so if your club path would normally have caused slice or hook from the spin angle, a lot of that is mitigated, resulting in far less cross spin and a straighter shot.

@@theorc9098 This also works with ChapStick. But don't forget, it is cheating.

Thanks

I’ve seen hit or miss results with the shaved driver in articles and videos. It’s definitely a lot cheaper to get him these golf balls, especially if you can find them used, like new. I’ve never played either product, but maybe just have him tee it up and start every hole from the forward tees or even out on the fairways to help him manage the length of the course. He doesn’t have to start the hole at any particular “tee” location. He is just playing for fun, not competition or prizes, right?

@@scottdean27 thanks for the reply. Great advice and ideas. But, u know how it is with us men, especially the older military generation. It’s pride. He plays from the amateurs and sometimes the senior tees. Still looking for the shaved driver. I’d love to find a decent left handed driver somewhere and just sand it down myself to see if it helps. He still hits it decent, around 200 off the tee, but compared to what he used to, it’s significantly shorter. It’s the rest if the clubs as well. Just being further from the green, then it’s a domino effect in a way.

I’m glad to hear he still hits it well. Play all the golf with your dad that you can work into your schedules.

@@scottdean27 I try!