Golf Ball Fitting Quiz

Example Questions From the Test

• 1How does a urethane cover generally compare with an ionomer cover in golf ball fitting?
  • It always produces less driver spin and more distance for every golfer.
  • It is primarily intended to make a ball more resistant to visible wear.
  • It generally offers more greenside spin potential, although the ball's full construction still matters.
  • It determines compression without affecting short-game performance.
• 2Why should a golfer be cautious about choosing a ball solely from a distance claim?
  • Distance claims apply only to putting and short chips.
  • Actual distance depends on the golfer's launch, speed, spin, strike, and conditions, while other shots also matter.
  • A longer ball is always less accurate, regardless of the golfer.
  • All balls produce exactly the same distance when hit with a driver.
• 3A fast-swinging player assumes the ball with the highest compression rating must be the best fit. What is the most accurate response?
  • Use driver carry distance as the only deciding factor.
  • Choose the highest compression available because faster swings always require it.
  • Ignore compression and select whichever ball has the firmest cover.
  • Test complete ball performance, because swing speed and compression alone do not determine the best fit.