Xtreme Tour Yellow Golf Balls
- Product Description
Features
| Colour: | Yellow |
| Core: | High-Speed Polybutadiene Core |
| Cover: | Urethane |
| Ball Speed: | Fast |
| Construction: | 3 Layers |
| Feel: | Soft |
Xtreme Tour Yellow Golf Balls are perfect for improving your distance and they're now available in bright yellow.
The PGX Xtreme Tour is a ball that has been carefully considered from core to cover. At the centre of this distance-focused ball is a polybutadiene core to help the Xtreme Tour reach high speeds. The mantle is an ionomer layer, which also contributes to speed, but also offers fantastic distance. Surrounding both of these layers is the urethane cover for spin and control. Speed, distance, spin and control in one golf ball is hard to argue with.
If you still aren't convinced, check out the bright yellow colour. The PGX Xtreme Tour comes in a highly visible shade of yellow to help you keep track of it while playing. If you've been itching to try a PXG yellow golf ball, then this is your chance.
PGX Yellow Golf Balls Key Features
- Soft Feel. The urethane cover contributes to the soft, satisfying feel of this golf ball.
- Maximise Distance. The PGX Xtreme Tour is designed to offer you maximum distance as well as great speed, so your ball will go far, fast.
- Bright Yellow. A distinctive colour like the bright yellow used for these PGX golf balls can help you differentiate your golf balls from the others on the course.
PXG Xtreme Tour VS PXG Xtreme Tour X
Xtreme Tour golf balls are softer, with a slightly more penetrating flight, and a lower spin than their counterpart, the Xtreme Tour X. If you are a player who prefers a softer ball, then this is a great choice for you! Plus, the Xtreme Tour has the edge over the Xtreme Tour X when it comes to distance. It's also the only yellow golf ball in the PGX range. The Xtreme Tour X, on the other hand, is a firmer golf ball offering control and an even higher launch. Which ball is right for you?
PXG Yellow Golf Balls
In this video, the Senior Director of Research and Development for PXG, Mike Nicolette, explains the difference between Xtreme Tour and Xtreme Tour X golf balls. Discover which ball offers a firmer feel, and which goes further.