Wilson Staff Zip (Balls)

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Wilson Staff Zip

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With an overall fifty compression rating, the Zip is the lowest USGA approved compression ball available to consumers today. The three layers of the Wilson Staff Zip, each having specific functions, work collectively to offer golfers total performance from a golf ball. The zero compression core enhances feedback to the golfer at impact, while generating lower spin rates when struck with longer irons and woods for straighter ball flight.

The zero compression core inside the Wilson Staff Zip fuels the softest feel of any golf ball available on the market today, as well as a low spin rate off the driver for straighter shots. A high-velocity Neodymium Catalyzed Polybutadiene is used to achieve the zero compression.

Surrounding the zero compression core is a patented DuPont HPF Speed Mantle layer. Initially developed as a potential replacement for a rubber core, the HPF mantle layer provides maximum initial velocity allowed by the USGA off the club face. The HPF mantle also allows for traditional components of the ball to be altered in order to achieve greater distance, enhanced feedback and appropriate spin rates.

Outside, the soft, thin, pliable ionomer cover bites to the grooves of scoring clubs for greater spin, resulting in greater control and accuracy around the green. Like all Wilson Staff golf balls, the Zip also features Wilson’s proprietary PhD (Pan Head Dimple) design. The large, shallow dimples (50% shallower than a standard dimple) promote a significantly higher launch to maximise flight and distance.