Bridgestone Tour B330 Golf Ball Review

Now that the fall season has set for the 2007 season, let's take a look at some equipment and compare some of the better golf balls out there. First off, Bridgestone Tour B330.

This three-piece ball is engineered for better players and is selling for around $40 per dozen. The ball incorporates several technological features developed by Bridgestone through the research and development of the company's tires.(Kind of weird, eh?)

The ball's "Speed Elasticity Core" is a core of varying hardness from inside out. The core allows a bigger deforming of the ball off the driver, minimizing spin, but with a faster reformation to maximize primary speed. The thermoplastic polyurethane cover provides a soft feel and plenty of spin off of iron use. The cover also utilizes "Seamless Cover Technology" - complete dimple coverage with no seam line on the cover. All of this is designed to create the "ultimate tool" for better golfers: less spin and more carry and roll for maximum driver distance, yet a soft enough cover to stop the ball on iron shots and particularly great spin off the wedges.

So, does it in fact do this? You betcha. The Bridgestone Tour B330, as tour pros have reported, packs great distance. With its deft ball flight and shallow descent off the tees, the B330 rolls out to distances that most of those trying the ball for us felt were - in the least - a few yards longer than they usually get. (But of course we'll take the credit :)

If you are a lower handicapper and looking for the improvement in the distance game, spend the money. It will be worth it in the long run.

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