Three-Piece Design
A three-piece golf ball consists of a synthetic core that constitutes the mass of the ball, a thin middle layer or mantle and the external cover. Each part plays a role in providing maximum efficiency from the tee to the green.
Multilayer Design
The multilayer Bridgestone E6 is designed to reduce side spin off the clubface, which results in a straighter ball flight, yet produce extra velocity that increases carry distance and roll. The Soft Kinetic Energy Core maximizes launch angle off the tee. The end result is longer, straighter shots, always a plus when tackling a lengthy par-5.
Low Compression Technology
Years ago, it was believed that higher compression was needed to produce better performance, but that belief has been debunked. The low-compression technology of the E6 provides a softer feel for those finesse shots around the green, especially when trying to stop it on a dime. This soft feel really comes in handy when putting the ball, without giving it that "mushy" feel.
Patented 330 Dimple Design
The dimples on a golf ball are what produce the lift under the ball to give it flight and keep it in the air longer. Bridgestone's 330 dimple design on the E6 is scientifically engineered to produce the optimum in distance and accuracy. The urethane cover uses seamless technology and increases durability for better wear and truer ball flight.
Cost
The Bridgestone E6 three-piece golf ball has received excellent reviews and is priced reasonably at around $25 per dozen at the national golf retailers.
About The Author
Lawrence Malestic grew up around the game of golf, first as a club caddie at North Shore Country Club in Glenview, Illinois. He then became a professional, caddying on the PGA European Tour for 2 seasons and the Senior PGA Tour for 12 years. His former bosses include Orville Moody, Bruce Crampton, Chi Chi Rodriguez, Gary Player, Lee Trevino and Tom Weiskopf.
