The coating helps average out the speed of a rolling ball, slowing it on faster dry greens and speeding it up on sluggish, ...

The Australian copped the unlucky break of a mud ball, after crunching his drive in the fairway, which he pulled left into the pond short of the green, dropping his club in disgust as he watched ...

Golf balls are the only thing in your golf bag that you need to use on every single shot. With all that use, balls pick up a ton of dirt and mud. While you’re not allowed to pick up your ball in ...

Your burning short-game questions are answered by Parker McLaughlin — aka, the Short Game Chef — in every new issue of GOLF Magazine ... the ball spends in the air, since the mud can create ...

muttered by PGA Tour pros? Probably a lot. That’s because mud, dirt, and grass all stain the golf ball quickly, all of which have an impact on the flight and roll of the ball. Mud balls are much ...