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Where to Buy Golf Balls Las Vegas NV

Local resource for where to buy golf balls in Las Vegas. Includes detailed information on local businesses that provide access to golf shops with golf balls such as Titleist, Nikegolf, Bridgestone golf, TaylorMade, Callaway, Wilson, Top Flite, Precept, Pinnacle and more, as well as advice on used golf balls.

Local Companies

Vegas Golf Inc.
702-873-8077

4860 W. Desert Inn Rd. Ste. 2
Las Vegas, NV

Uv Golf Inc.
702-253-1581

4500 Delancey Dr. Suite 3
Las Vegas, NV

Sports Authority
(702) 631-7497

Best in the West, 2178 N. Rainbow Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV

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Golf Cart Tires N More
702-990-0321

1131 Point Success Ave
Henderson, NV

Sports Authority
(702) 433-2676

Crossroads at Sunset, 1431 W. Sunset Road
Henderson, NV

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Star Golf Center
702-368-4653

3111 S. Valley View, Bld. L Space 103
Las Vegas, NV

Desert Pines Golf Club - Reservations
(702)388-4400

3415 East Bonanza Road
Las Vegas, NV

Las Vegas Golf Galaxy
(702) 932-4110

8621 West Charleston Blvd., Suite 110
Las Vegas, NV

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Dick's Sporting Goods
702-855-5000

Galleria at Sunset, 1308 West Sunset Road
Henderson, NV

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Sports Authority
(702) 252-3660

5120 S. Ft. Apache Road
Las Vegas, NV

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What Are The Best Golf Balls

Golf balls have come a long way from the days of the "feathery" – a ball used beginning before the 1600s that was actually made with goose or chicken feathers. The process used to make the feathery surprisingly produced a very hard ball that was essentially hammered into roundness and covered with several coats of paint. The time and effort needed to make these golf balls made them relatively expensive.

Gutta-percha golf balls appeared in 1848 and, despite grumblings from golfing purists, supplanted the feathery as the game's favorite. Sometime after the Gutta made its appearance, golfers realized that a ball with nicks and scrapes actually performed better than one with a smooth surface. That was the prelude to the introduction of the modern golf ball, which also prompted the USGA and the Royal and Ancient to adopt specific design criteria for golf balls. They wanted to make sure everybody played a ball that wasn't juiced or altered for more superior performance.

Nowadays there are literally dozens of golf ball brands to choose from. Some promise more distance, others claim to perform soft-shoe routines when they hit the green. There really isn't too much to separate one brand from another. A few years back, tests were done to find how far various brands of balls could travel. Using "Iron Mike," a robotic golf-swinging machine, the testers fired a couple dozen brands of balls down range. There wasn't much difference in any of them. All the testers could find was that some balls do perform better when hitting the greens on approach shots.

Your choice of golf ball can be determined by how you play the game. Beginners shouldn't spend a lot of money on golf balls. Consider how many shots wind up in hazards, including the wet kind, and it doesn't make sense to spend more than is necessary for those with minimal playing ability.