In the beginning Bridgestone was a manufacturer of car tyres. In 1935 Bridgestone developed its first golfball. As the feedback was very positive, the founder of Bridgestone Golf decided to produce fu [..]

The golfrules give an exact definition for size and quality of the golfballs. They must have a diameter of at least 42,67 mm and a maximum weight of 45,93 grams. The balls have 300-450 small dents, th [..]

Aeration is the ventilation of the putting green. Holes with 2-3 inches are pressed in the ground. The soil compaction is broken up resulting in a gas exchange. Soil life of aerobic bacteria and grass [..]

Each golfball has special characteristics developed for the needs of the golfers. There are for example the so-called distance balls providing particular long distance. Regarding ball flight, each bal [..]

Some golfers mark their balls with a pen to be able to identify the ball with other players. The drawn lines serve for alignment and putter squareness. The golfer can concentrate on performance and di [..]

Our balls for beginners are made for players with a high handicap. These balls are very attractive due to their unexpensive price. Therefore it does not „hurt“, if you lose a ball in the long grass or [..]

The Callaway Golf Company is a listed US-american company based in California, USA. The company employs a staff of 3000 producing golf clubs, golf balls and equipment. Together with TaylorMade and Tit [..]

At PearlGolf all balls go through a careful and gentle cleaning process. In close collaboration with a laboratory we developed a very gentle and environmentally friendly cleaning process. Many year’s [..]

The compression evaluates soft- or hardness and quality of a golfball. The compression is indicated as a number between 90 and 100. Due to new materials and permanently improved manufacturing techniqu [..]

Crossgolf, also called urban golf, is not played on golf courses, but on many different places in wild nature or in abandoned open-cast mines. Playing crossgolf means having fun and completely forgett [..]