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To sum it up; The hotter the golf ball (and club) the higher the ball speed, because the warmer the golf ball,

When the golf ball gets colder, it can lose a few miles per hour in ball speed which can mean distance loss due to speed … The optimum temperature range is 70º to 90ºF (21º to 32ºC). At 40ºF (4ºC) temps the ball can slow down and be shorter by 5 to 10 yards. But the balls are not 40ºF when played. It takes a while for them to completely get to 40.” Dean Snell, senior director of R&D, Snell Golf talking to GolfDigest

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Golf is notorious for its rules and for ensuring no unfair advantage is gained by any player at any time but do the rules also extend to cover whether you can heat golf balls before and during your round? Today’s Golfer test pro found similar distance results when comparing hitting balls kept in a fridge overnight to warm ones kept in a blanket overnight and transported to the course on a heated car seat! Is It Even Legal to Warm Golf Balls? Intention is the Key I love how the Mandala yarn cakes come in such pretty colour combinations. This one is called Thunderbird and has a cool rainbow gradient.

The number one method that I have seen many times is rolling the ball under your shoe on a carpet before starting the warm-up. Interesting interpretation as it wouldn't be being warmed during the round, just being protected from going cold... Feel: Cold golf balls can feel harder and less responsive, making it challenging to gauge the quality of your shots. A couple user complaints have been lodged about uneven heating for certain reactive bowling balls. It doesn’t seem to be a pervasive complaint, but it has been brought up. Cooler temperature favour touch players, who like to lob and drop. Warmer temperatures favour power players, and those that like to keep rallies going longer.The ideal way of resolving this is to have the heating on well in advance of the game. Of course, this is not always possible, especially if your club or court are trying to economise.