Seed golf balls enter country miles and have sensational new alignment marks
Seed balls are relatively new in the market, but their targets are something many golfers will appreciate.
By 2015, Dean Klatt ended a round with his friends and decided it was time to change the price of golf.
Like all of us, they know that high-end tour standard balls are expensive. Additionally, the choice can be confusing.
All manufacturers shout that they are the longest or straightest.
Losing these expensive balls can hurt.
Cratt and his friends began digging.
They want decent balls that don't leave holes in their pockets.
So their mission is to “create golf gear that provides excellent performance for golfers like us and leave enough cash behind to shout your companion in the bar after the round.”
The latest launch of the Seed Golf is Syncr, which is its successful new alignment device change for the SD-15 ball, also known as the “Country Mile”.
It was created to improve the way you queue and improve statistics in the best way known: Reduce stroke.
What's shocking about the Syncr design is that it surrounds the ball.
Yes, unlike other similar alignment markers, it completes the perimeter.
Bold visual effects
When the ball rolls, it will immediately become a bold visual.
“Country Mile” has been a very popular ball, not only because of the performance of each shot – it's also a very tough ball to wear, at least four rounds of advanced events.
The dozens of balls in the Syncr Country Mile cost £20.
Founder and CEO Crater said: “Anyone who plays golf can tell you all the help you need to get when it comes to putting!
“It’s easy to draw a black line on a regular golf ball and call it a day, but we feel there’s more to do in developing a design that really affects your putter.
“With Syncr, the quality and durability you get makes the average country so popular and most importantly, we think we think is one of the most effective alignment aids.”
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