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Rule 35 now legal
By Martin on 23/03/2000 13:29:00
The new Callaway Ball can now be used in competition, if you can get hold of one!
The new “Rule 35”golf balls introduced by the Callaway Golf Ball Company have been added to the USGA conforming golf ball list. Both the Firmfeel and the Softfeel balls can now be used in all competition governed by USGA rules. The balls, which
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Ball Wars zone
By Bob Warters on 17/10/2001 14:57:48
Dunlop - Callaway wrangle goes on
Dunlop Slazenger has counter-sued Callaway Golf in the latest installment of Ball Wars, in which the two companies claim each has stolen the other's ball-making ideas.Callaway spent over $170million developing its own ball factory two years ago
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New Callaway ball coming soon
By Martin on 05/02/2001 10:31:00
Callaway Golf launch the new CB Red ball in Orlando. It will be in the UK in the summer...
Callaway have introduced a new ball to compliment their current range of Rule-35 golf balls.Named the CB1 Red golf ball, it is primarily a distance-oriented, two-piece ball as opposed to a performance related ball.The new CB Red from CallawayThe CB1
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Monty to change golf balls?
By Martin on 02/03/2000 16:54:00
Will Monty change his winning Titleist ball?
Word is that Colin Montgomerie, who normally plays with the Titleist Professional golf ball, tried the new Rule-35 ball from Callaway while practising at its facility before the World Golf Championships-Andersen Consulting Match Play Championship
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Nike Crush ball launch for November
By Bob Warters on 13/10/2009 09:32:16
Claims longer, straighter tee shots
Look out for Nike's latest Crush ball packaging
NIKE Golf has adopted popular terminology to launch its latest ball, which the company hopes will become synonymous with longer, straighter tee shots.Its new Nike Crush ball (£22 per dozen) has
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Seconds out, Round two.
By Alex B. on 27/07/2000 19:16:00
Callaway respond to the Bridgestone law suit.
Callaway Golf Ball Company, today strongly denied any infringement of golf ball patents held by Bridgestone Sports Co. Ltd., a Japanese golf ball manufacturer. Chuck Yash, President of Callaway Golf Ball Company, stated further that Callaway Golf
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New balls from Oz
By Bob Warters on 22/12/2009 10:34:43
Vision brand claims distance and durability
Vision Golf UV Yellow balls A new golf ball has been designed specifically for amateur golfers, not only to make it more easily identifiable on the course but to deliver distance, feel and durability, the makers claim. Packaging for the Vision
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Tiger not using Nike ball
By Martin on 23/08/2000 17:32:00
Well, he does, but not the one you can buy in the shops...that is for Tiger use only...
uses have a slightly harder inner and outer core than the balls sold to the public. "Those two elements are slightly firmer than the marketed ball,'' Mike Kelly, marketing director for Nike Golf said. "It's an industry practice to make minor
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Ball War boiling over
By Golfmagic Newswire on 13/09/2000 19:05:00
Callaway and Bridgestone are at loggerheads as Callaway counter-sue in court today
Callaway Golf Ball Company, have filed a countersuit against Bridgestone in U.S. District Court in Atlanta, today. The lawsuit alleges that Bridgestone has asserted certain golf ball patents against Callaway Golf that were known to be either
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Look out for eco-friendly golf balls!
By Bob Warters on 05/09/2008 12:40:00
Dixon Golf launches 'green' Earth balls
Dixon's Earth balls - made from re-cyclable materials in re-cycled packagingIn these times of needing to be seen as 'green' and to re-cycle our rubbish, US ball maker Dixon Golf offers an environmentally friendly way to integrate our golf with our
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