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Three Piece Distance Golf Balls - A Look At The Market

Three Piece Distance Golf BallsThree piece balls have been around for a while but three piece balls with an emphasis on distance and marketed principally to the recreational golfer are a relatively new addition to the golf ball line up.

As with two piece golf balls they comprise of a core (either rubber or liquid) and an outer layer (normally made of Ionomer or Surlyn), but in between these two layers is a an additional layer which is normally made up of an enhanced rubber or a liquid which makes these balls softer than their two piece counterparts which in turn gives them more spin allowing a more talented golfer to have more control over the balls direction and distance.

If you're a progressive golfer and are looking to start "owning" your shots these three piece balls provide a great step up on the way to the even softer three and four piece tour level balls used by the pros.

Here we have a look at best of the 3 piece distance balls:

Bridgestone e6 Golf Balls

Bridgestone e6

Recreational golfers with mid to high range handicaps who have problems with slicing or hooking will be able to better their distance game by switching to the Bridgestone E6.

Callaway HX Hot Golf Balls

Callaway HX Hot

Mid to high handicap golfers who want more speed and distance from their driver shots will not be disappointed by the power the Callaway HX Hot delivers.

Nike Ignite Golf Balls

Nike Ignite

The third mantle layer in these balls gives them handling capabilities similar to the three piece Bridgestone e6.

Srixon Trispeed Golf Balls

Srixon Trispeed

With the low swing speed needed to have an exceptional response from these soft distance balls, players of all abilities will find their game improved.

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