If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!
BIRDIE BALL LIMITED DISTANCE GOLF PRACTICE BALL 6 The BirdieBall spins exactly like a golf ball. That is why it flies exactly like a golf ball, but for a shorter distance. The reverse spin around the BirdieBalls center of gravity created with the loft of the club (the larger the loft the higher the spin rate) is similar to a golf ball. When a golf ball fades (goes slightly right during its flight) or slices (goes far right during its flight) its axis is tilted for a right-handed golfer, from left to right. When it draws (goes slightly left during its flight) or hooks (goes far left during its flight), its axis is tilted for a right-handed golfer, from right to left.The non-dimpled surface as well as the straight sides resists flight. The radius on the leading edge and the aerodynamic hole through the center encourages flight and lift. The oscillation between the two as it rotates from air brake to airfoil makes the turbine sound. The lifting aspects help it hang in the air; the braking aspects reduce the distance it travels. The combination of the two makes it a short flight, long hang-time device.DistanceThe BirdieBall has a remarkably satisfying ball flight. It flies just far enough to show ball flight but short enough that you can hit them and retrieve then with minimal effort. Further, because the BirdieBall has golf ball like reverse spin and two flat sides they do not have forward roll when the land, in fact they back up on most surfaces. BirdieBalls fly about 40 yards on average. Beginners, young and old are often overwhelmed by the complexity of the game of golf - - the golf swing and the ability to make solid contact with the golf ball.For the intermediate golfer: As golfers advance in skill, continuing to develop a functional and repeatable golf swing is the most important aspect of improvement. Expert golfers need only perfect what they have already learned to do well.
Entries (RSS)