Best ball for skytrak?

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  • pennypepper
    Member
    • Jan 2017
    • 46

    #16
    Originally posted by Ironstrokes View Post

    Ive tried them for the same reason and didnt notice any better readings with them and the skytrak. And I did start noticing very faint pink marks on the screen from them too when I got up close, so stopped using them immediately when I saw that.
    I went out and bought the Truvis Chromesofts as well but had the opposite experience. They did not pick up well and there was an obvious increase in miss reads and no hits. Im using the Yellow with Black soccer ball pattern. Didnt see any smudges on my screen but they only register about 50% of the time. Perhaps its due to the Yellow ball.

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    • James James
      Member
      • Dec 2016
      • 98

      #17
      Originally posted by pennypepper View Post

      I went out and bought the Truvis Chromesofts as well but had the opposite experience. They did not pick up well and there was an obvious increase in miss reads and no hits. Im using the Yellow with Black soccer ball pattern. Didnt see any smudges on my screen but they only register about 50% of the time. Perhaps its due to the Yellow ball.
      I love the yellow chrome soft for real play but the ST seemed to struggle with them.

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      • Greasegun
        Member
        • Jan 2017
        • 71

        #18
        Originally posted by James James View Post
        You can get away with a lot, never mind worn out markings this ball has barely any dimples left!

        I noticed the readings were going wonky so I drew crosses on it. Since then it continues to function as normal (ball speed, spin etc) so it must be structurally sound. I dont have an exact figure but I would guess I have hit 500-1000 shots with this ball. Chrome softs are very durable!

        I seem to fracture Prov1 quite quickly, not sure why.
        Thats pretty impressive. How new are your wedges? From my experience good sharp wedges grooves destroy any urethane covered golf fall pretty fast. I love the urethane cover for the course but not for practice indoors.

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        • James James
          Member
          • Dec 2016
          • 98

          #19
          Originally posted by Greasegun View Post

          Thats pretty impressive. How new are your wedges? From my experience good sharp wedges grooves destroy any urethane covered golf fall pretty fast. I love the urethane cover for the course but not for practice indoors.
          My LW has had approx 1 season of use, my other wedges are well used but spin numbers are still excellent.

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