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I'm currently using these balls and I am noticing that they are stopping dead on the green. Even with the greens being hard. Have I somehow learnt how to put spin on the ball, or are these receptive to spin?
 

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I'm currently using these balls and I am noticing that they are stopping dead on the green. Even with the greens being hard. Have I somehow learnt how to put spin on the ball, or are these receptive to spin?
You are just showing off 😂. Enjoy your new found skill, and buy up every one of these that you can find.
 

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I've been using RBZ Speed every winter for the last few years. This year the winter conditions on the course lasted until the first week of June.

Something I love to do when I see someone who plays a more expensive more spinning ball.
When they are repairing a pitchmark, more times than not their ball is short of the hole and I can say, "You need a ball that spins less."

I'm waiting for advertising that says a newly developed ball spins towards the hole rather than away from it.

Balls. There's a lot of it about.
 

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Well, I played on Tuesday at a place with solid hard greens. I struck a sweet 8 iron in to a green. The ball bounced once and stopped dead. Yet again I will say I have never done this with any other ball. They seem to go straight as well. They don't seems hard and clicky when putting either.
 
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