Calloway and Nike, have upped the ante by introducing balls made with new composition and dimple configurations that produce different trajectories, rates of spin, and other performance characteristics depending on a golfer's swing speed. Arguably the biggest story in the ball category in 2001 will continue to be the Precept MC Lady, a Bridgestone ball that has approached cult status nationwide. The Precept Lady, once sold primarily to seniors, juniors, women, and other golfers with comparatively lower swing speeds, is being snapped up by scratch players, low-handicappers, and other big hitters. Whether you take your clubs to a local PGA professional or your nearest Golfsmith store for fitting, just be sure to have them tweaked for lie and loft, shaft type, swing weight, and overall club weight. Club fitting represents a critical first step toward self-improvement, which goes a long way in determining how much fun a player will derive from the sport.
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