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 Dunlop Custom - Tour
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Dunlop Custom - Tour
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Average Rating: 5 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 1
RRP: £25
Year: 2005

Description: Designed for 115 mph swing. High launch, low spin from the driver for maximum carry and accuracy. 'Hit and Spin' on approach with the scoring irons. Check and feel around the greens for chipping and putting.

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Steve Bendall 
Posted: 09/01/05
'WOW !!! - what a ball.'
Strengths:
Great distance - at least 30yds further than a pro v1. Excellent control around the green and good to putt with.
Weaknesses:
Not many companies sell them. Direct Golf's the only one I cound find - unless your licky enough to ifnd a seller on ebay.
Overall:
A great ball if you can get hold of them. I no longer use the maxfli M3, Pro V1 or Hogan Apex tour as these balls are far superior.
 
Performance
 
100%
Quality
 
100%
Value
 
80%
Overall Rating
 
93%
 
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