much greater swing speed that only

There are many types of golf balls on the market, and customers often face a
difficult decision. Golf balls are divided into two categories: recreational and
advanced balls. Their low compression and side spin reduction characteristics suit
the lower swing speeds of average golfers quite well. These balls are made of two
layers, with the cover firmer than the core.Recreational balls are oriented toward
the ordinary golfer, who generally have low swing speeds (80 miles per hour or
lower) and lose golf balls on the course easily. Furthermore, they generally have
lower prices than the advanced balls. Advanced balls are made of multiple layers
(three or more), with a soft cover and firm core. If the compression of a golf ball
does not match a golfer's swing speed, either the lack of compression or over-
compression will occur, resulting in loss of distance.
There are also many brands and colors to choose from, with colored balls and better
brands generally being more expensive, making an individual's choice more
difficult.They induce a greater amount of spin from lofted shots (wedges
especially), as well as a sensation of softness in the hands in short-range shots.
However, these balls require a much greater swing speed that only the physically
strong players could carry out to compress at impact.