Thanks! I just searched this topic out of curiosity. I especially like how you said advancement of the "ball" instead of "balls" so I did not envision a nutsack xD You must work at a college hah
weren’t the titleist HP2 balls their first high performance two piece offering? I loved cutting balls in half as a kid and remember being so surprised at how different the hp2 looked vs the balatas and others
Nice to hear so much details of the early golf balls, thank you for sharing. If the earliest golf balls were discovered in the Netherlands can we say that golf was invented by the Dutch?
Thanks, I'm getting back into golf and wondered exactly when balata covers went out of fashion.
Very well researched! Thank you for your effort in putting this video together! Greetings from a german golfer:)
Thanks! I just searched this topic out of curiosity. I especially like how you said advancement of the "ball" instead of "balls" so I did not envision a nutsack xD
You must work at a college hah
Why would courses be obsolete? It’s still a challenge to make chips/puts
I doubt anyone was hitting a feathery 200 yards without a big wind behind
Used to love playing with Balatas as a kid but man those ball would tear so easily
Thank you. Well done
weren’t the titleist HP2 balls their first high performance two piece offering? I loved cutting balls in half as a kid and remember being so surprised at how different the hp2 looked vs the balatas and others
I don’t even play golf. But this is still interesting
I would say no,the courses are not obsolete, because the majority of recreational golfers can't break 100.
Nice to hear so much details of the early golf balls, thank you for sharing. If the earliest golf balls were discovered in the Netherlands can we say that golf was invented by the Dutch?
H Sun it was invented in Scotland