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The New Pinnacle Gold Distance features a soft, fast core and a surable Lythium Surlyn cover blend to provide golfers with superior distance, straight flight and maximum durability.
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22 Jan 2003
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this is a good distance ball and not much else. the distance from the drives is excellent for a distance ball, but the feel was hard (like a rock) and spin was minimal. if your after raw distance, try these. For the prices, their ok
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1. _JB_ | Rated
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10 Dec 2007
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Likewise Grumpy Dog, its a pebble, but maybe its just me but I like a ball that doesn’t spin excessively if I put on a slice. This ball seems to go straighter, and as for spin on the green, I’ll give a little away to stay on the fairway off the tee. I play these balls. BTW I have had trouble buying the orange ones lately.