Yes, this is perfectly legal. The problem though arises as they are quite hard to see and trickier to find than white ones. Paula Creamer uses a pink Precept Golf ball on Sundays on the LPGA Tour. In 2005 or so Nike made a black 'Nike One Black' golf ball which was used by one golfer on the 18 th hole in a PGA Tour event, he said he could hardly see it once he hit it and said he'd never use it again. These black golf balls were one off golf balls which were included in a dozen box of Nike One Black golf balls.
Bright colored golf balls (pink, orange, yellow) are the easiest to find on the course, but only white golf balls are regulation quality.
The three companies that manufacture coloured golf balls are best for balls, cleveland golf and feel golf. They all have there own range with different colours available.
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Arnold Palmer marked his golf balls with an umbrella in tournaments. It is also reported that his wife would kiss a ball before he used it to play.
in semi pro and amateur yes but not in pro tournaments
No, these balls are not legal for use in competition. This is because these balls are sold as practice balls so the manufacturer does not make a request to R&A and USGA that they be added to the list of conforming golf balls, if they are not on this list, you can't use them. But I have seen people play with them in club competition and everyone seems oblivious that they are illegal.
Yes... they are USGA approved balls.
The laddie is not gender specific. Ladies golf balls are usually labelled as ladies golf balls, where as you would never see golf balls labelled mens' golf balls.
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Yes! it's called the senior tour, and it has many tournaments.
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