Bridgestone Golf e12 Contact Golf Balls

Product Information

Bridgestone e6 Golf Balls are designed to balance distance, control, and straight flight. Notable features and benefits include: Whether it’s enough to make this ball more attractive to golfers than a direct-to-consumer urethane ball at a similar (or even lower) price is the proverbial open question.

My speed received a further injection on long shots thanks to the Active Acceleration mantle. The final piece is the Flexativ Cover Tech which adapts to the force of each strike to enhance rebound on long shots and friction around the green. Gradational Core Bridgestone Tour B XS Golf Balls are designed for golfers who seek a combination of distance, control, and a soft feel. Key features and benefits include:The e12, on the other hand, has a 3-piece construction with a surlyn ionomer cover and a delta wing dimple pattern that helps reduce drag and increase lift. The urethane cover on the e12 provides better spin and control around the greens, making it an excellent choice for golfers who want a soft feel with added control. Construction and Design

Bridgestone Golf Balls has always been at the forefront of innovation. The company was one of the first to introduce a golf ball fitted with 330 dimples – a breakthrough at the time. It also led the industry in golf ball fitting, to help golfers identify the best golf ball for their style of play. After analyzing the differences between Bridgestone e6 and e12 golf balls, it’s clear that both balls have their unique features and benefits. Bauer Media Group consists of : Bauer Consumer Media Ltd, Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited, The Bridgestone e6 is a two-piece golf ball that offers a softer feel, high launch, and short game spin, making it ideal for beginners and golfers with slower swing speeds. It provides excellent distance off the tee, but it may not be suitable for golfers who prioritize a lot of spin around the greens. I credited my lower spin rate to the high compressibility of the Gradational core. It helped my medium clubhead speed produce optimal rebound at impact to lower the spin, accelerate ball speed and generate impressive distance.

The Bridgestone E12 golf ball, on the other hand, has a compression core that is slightly harder than the E6. The E12’s core is smaller than the E6’s, which allows for more weight to be distributed to the outer layers of the ball. This design creates a higher moment of inertia (MOI), which results in less spin and more accuracy on off-center hits. This is not particularly long for my game, and it even stopped short of the TaylorMade Soft Response, which I also found to be a short golf ball. The urethane cover on the e12 provides better spin and control around the greens, making it an excellent choice for golfers who want a soft feel with added control.