Ballnamic

Demystifying Golf Ball Performance | | #DimplesMatter

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What is Ballnamic?

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At an indoor ball fitting, you hit 5 balls, see carry numbers on a screen, and pick the longest. 
The problem: the carry number you’re seeing is calculated using the same aerodynamic model regardless of which ball you hit. The software doesn’t know your new ball’s aerodynamic characteristics. It’s not measuring flight – it’s extrapolating from initial launch conditions. 
Ballnamic uses real flight data. Tested outdoors, modeled per ball. 
It’s not just a faster fitting. It’s a more accurate one
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Most launch monitors estimate ball distance using a single flight model. 
That means when you hit balls at an indoor fitting, the software is predicting carry based on that ball’s launch conditions – but flying it through the air using a different ball’s aerodynamics. 
Ballnamic builds a unique flight model for every ball we test. The aerodynamics come from the ball, not the simulator. 
That’s a different kind of fitting.

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Conventional wisdom: firmer ball = more driver ball speed. 
At a driver club head speed of 115 mph, our testing confirmed it: the highest-compression ball in our Spring update (112) had the 3rd-highest ball speed, and the lowest-compression ball (80) had the lowest.

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The 14 new balls in our Spring 2026 Ballnamic update span a compression range of 80 to 112. 
That’s the difference between a ball engineered for feel and control versus one built for driver speed. 
Neither is better. They’re built for different golfers. 
That’s what Ballnamic figures out for you.
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Tired of your approach shots bouncing off the back of the green? 
Ballnamic is here to help with golf ball recommendations to help you hit and hold more greens. 
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22 yards. Same swing speed. Different golf balls. 
That's the biggest carry difference we've measured at ~160 mph ball speed. 
When performance gaps are this big, guessing your golf ball isn't an option. 
Ballnamic testing = data, not marketing. 
Want to know which ball gives you the best outcome? Start your Ballnamic fitting today.
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Whether you have all new clubs in the bag, playing in a new location, or want to get every advantage possible, Ballnamic can help improve your game with the right golf ball. https://t.co/ahSF9H9al3

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New golf balls have been added to Ballnamic! Which ones are you most excited for? #dimplesmatter

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New 2026 golf balls have arrived to Ballnamic! Check out the list of golf balls we have added to the database: 
- Bridgestone Tour B X
- Bridgestone Tour B XS
- Bridgestone Tour B RX
- Bridgestone Tour B RXS
- Callaway Chrome Tour
- Callaway Chrome Tour X
- Kirkland Signature V3 (2025)
- TaylorMade TP5
- TaylorMade TP5x
- Titleist AVX
- Titleist ProV1x Left Dash 
- Wilson Staff Model
- Wilson Staff Model X

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@DoomsRetroRoom We are currently testing the 2026 golf balls! Once we have analyzed the testing, we will release the golf balls into the database.

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Not all golf balls handle moisture the same.
In our wedge testing, one ball lost almost half its spin rate in wet conditions compared to its dry spin rate. 
Do you test your golf balls in all conditions? We do. Get fit with Ballnamic today https://t.co/f1lNxb5O4G

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@Rrocket59 We are currently testing 2026 golf balls! After the testing is analyzed, we will enter these golf balls into the database!

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2,500 rpm difference in spin. 
That's what we've measured between 7-irons across golf balls in our database. 
You've seen it before: the shot that hops once and stops by the pin vs the other that skips, bounces, and rolls off the green.
Your irons deserve precision. Ballnamic finds the ball that delivers it. https://t.co/hTuRavSyRG

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How does the wind performance of an LPGA golfer compare to that of a PGA Tour golfer?

A typical PGA Tour golfer's 7i loses 20 yards into a 10-mph headwind.

A typical LPGA Tour golfer's 7i loses ___ yards into a 10-mph headwind.

Any guess within 2 yards will be eligible for a free ball fitting!

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@antipushcart2 @bridgestonegolf Hi! New 2026 golf balls will be tested this month and released into the database in late March.

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@DataChainsaw We will include those golf balls in our next round of testing, scheduled for mid-to-late February. After finalizing our results, we will announce when they will be released into the database!

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@B15879878B We will be testing new golf balls in mid-to-late February. The golf balls will be added to the database after our testing has been analyzed. We will announce once they have been added to the database!

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With over 100 balls in our database, there is a wealth of information on golf ball performance.

On drivers alone, we’ve seen over a 20-yard range in carry and a 30-foot range in peak height:

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Swing into the New Year with Ballnamic and make 2026 your most locked-in season yet! #dimplesmatter #happynewyear