Charles Schwab Challenge wrapped, and Ben Griffin won a big win.
I really got to play a hole with Ben Griffin at an event a few months ago, and now he is winning on the PGA Tour. Is there any connection? Of course not, but I just wanted the opportunity to say that I met him to play with him, and it looked as good as any time.
Anyway, why you are back here: you can get one Maxfli Tour X Golf Balls 48-Pack for $ 119 in Golf GalaxyThe same balls Griffin used to win this weekend’s PGA Tour event. They will not help you win on PGA Tour as you are not Ben Griffin, but they are an incredible golf ball at $ 119 for four dozen ($ 30/ dozen). They usually sell for $ 39/dozen. (For more deals, see our Memorial Day Sales Live Blog).
I first wrote about the new Maxfli golf balls a few weeks ago, while the company’s return to golf clubs was covered. After trying all three models, I found that Tour S did the best work for his lower skills game, but one of the three tour models would work for any player, including anyone as well as Kushal as Ben Griffin on the PGA tour.
If you are ill to spend approximately $ 60 on a dozen golf balls, then Maxfly Tour X, Tour S or Tour is the right choice. In my experience, performance and durability are the same with more expensive balls, which you can ask for.
The biggest thing is that you choose the right ball for your game.
Tour X offers the highest flights and most spin on long irony around the green.
The tour offers the lowest flight and spin on the least irony while offering grip on S greens.
The base tour provides mid-hit ball flight and mid-spin on long iron shots. Like the other two models, it is designed to provide a lot of spin and to prevent strength on chips around the green.
Whatever ball you choose, you cannot beat $ 30 a dozen for a tour-level golf ball (the tour was quickly recorded with a proven track record of win).
