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Long distance golf balls have long been a part of any dedicated player’s arsenal, and these balls have no doubt played a huge part in the design and shaping of a good number of courses today. The extent of a golf ball’s flight alone can make or break a course’s design, and most par ratings owe a lot to how well or far a golf ball traveled on a course’s different holes.

But what if a ball could fly up to 22 yards longer than leading brands? While a pro could demolish courses, the average player could experience an improvement of four to five strokes immediately. This is why NGCGolf.com is shunning major TV advertising and endorsements, instead choosing to offer their exclusive long distance golf balls only to buyers. These long distance golf balls rely on dense atomic cores and new dimple designs to make them fly longer and steadier, roll straight and true, and latch on to the green on approach shots like they were on rails. For more information, visit NGCGolf.com.

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Golf is all about distance and accuracy. And while the latter can’t take a backseat to the former, the distance of a golfer’s drive ultimately determines whether he will be putting for an eagle or a bogey on a par-4. Knowing this, a small golf company in Connecticut has mass produced distance golf balls that are designed to add a few yards to a golfer’s drive.

These distance golf balls are slightly smaller than regulation balls and were made with distinctive dimple designs. The combination of these features reduces air drag and maximizes the distance of each drive. So much so that these balls could render some golf courses obsolete by turning par-4s into par-3s.

Fittingly named Condor ‘S’ (“Condor” is four shots below par, the highest possible score for a hole), these balls are guaranteed to cut five to 10 strokes off a golfer’s average score. These “ball[s] that [fly] too far” are available at NGCGolf.com.

Popularity: 12% [?]