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Whether you choose CB1 Blue or CB1 Red, you’ll be getting the best in two-piece golf ball technology — and grinning from tee to green.CB1 Red’s cover generates high velocity for more yardage-generating distance.
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| Callaway CB1 Blue | |
| Callaway CTU 30 Blue | |
| Callaway CTU 30 Red | |
| Callaway CX3.HOT | |
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| Nike One Tour D | |
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08 Oct 2002
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As a weekend hacker I thought one ball would be pretty much the same as another to someone with my skill level. How wrong I was, after what I thought was one lucky drive the CB1 just kept going straighter and noticibly longer. I know they're a bit more expensive but they perform and are durable. Much nicer off the club than the Taylormade or A10 Maxfli.
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01 Apr 2003
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A social player who plays comp once a month, very nice ball to play with. Extra distance too, do not use this type of ball. mainly using maxifi's or nike, not anymore