Bridgestone
Bridgestone Lady Precept Golf Balls - 1 Dozen
The GolfBox listing describes this ball as low-compression but gives no number. Low compression is the property that lets a slower swing compress the ball, so this suits juniors despite the women's badging.
$32
Pros
- Explicitly listed as a low-compression ball
Cons
- No compression number
- Marketed as a women's ball
Specifications
- Compression
- Described as "Low-Compression" on the GolfBox listing; no number given
- Pack size
- 1 dozen (sleeves of 3)
Alternatives to consider
Best for Families restocking in bulk for a junior who loses balls regularly.Bridgestone
Bridgestone Treosoft Golf Balls - 3 Dozen
Sold as a three-dozen box. The GolfBox listing refers to a graduated compression core and lower compression but publishes no compression number. Buying 36 at once is a sensible way to stock a junior who loses balls.
$80
Best for Juniors losing a lot of balls who still want a name-brand dozen.Callaway Golf
Callaway HEX Bite Golf Balls
A budget Callaway dozen carried by GolfBox. The listing does not state a compression figure.
$27
Best for Juniors practising in a backyard or park.Callaway Golf
Callaway Hex Soft Flight Practice Balls
Soft-flight foam practice balls with Callaway's hex dimple pattern, sold by Golf Paradise in 9-ball and 18-ball packs with a mesh carry bag.
$19
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