Compression. On our gauge, the Bridgestone TOUR B RXS has an average compression of 65. We classify that as a “medium firmness” offering. The TOUR B RXS isn't nearly as soft as the softest two-piece offerings (Callaway SuperSoft, Wilson DUO, etc.).

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Bridgestone Tour B RX – Compression On our gauge, the average compression of the Bridgestone Tour B RX is 75. That's solidly 10 compression points softer than the Tour B XS and nearly 25 points softer than the Tour B X.

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Compression. On our gauge, the 2023 Titleist Pro V1 has an average compression of 87.

Compression. On our gauge, the Callaway Chrome Soft has an average compression of 72 (4-points softer than the 2020 model). It's soft by urethane covered standards, and, real talk, people, the only ball in the Chrome Soft lineup that's soft by any standard.

The Bridgestone Corporation headquarters – also know as 'the Bridgestone building' – is located in Tokyo, Japan and this is where the majority of its tyres are produced. The company has several other factories located throughout the country.

On March 1, 1931, in Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan, Shojiro Ishibashi founded Bridgestone, the company that is now one of the world's largest tire and rubber companies. Translated literally, the name “Ishibashi” means “Stone Bridge,” which became the origin of Bridgestone's name.

But a good rule of thumb says that each cylinder in a mechanically sound engine should have compression of 130 psi or higher.

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Tom Watson, on the other hand, played Titleist golf balls for most of his career.

"The new 2023 Pro V1 provides optimal flight for the majority of golfers we fit. Pro V1x will fly higher and achieve peak height farther downrange. This results in greater carry distance, a steeper angle of descent and less roll than Pro V1."

98-105 mph The #1 ball in golf, the Pro V1 is a three-piece golf ball meant for swing speeds of 98-105 mph.