Bridgestone Tour B XS TW Tiger Woods Edition Bridgestone Tour B XS TW Tiger Woods Edition Golf Balls Feature: Tiger Woods assisted in the ball's development, and he plays it on Tour. Designed for golfers with swing speeds over 105 MPH who want additional spin.

Bridgestone Golf The TOUR B XS Tiger Woods Edition golf ball is a collaboration between Bridgestone Golf and Tiger Woods to allow golfers to play the exact ball Tiger uses in competition. From the unmistakable 'TIGER' side stamp to each ball having a number 1, this is the exact golf ball Tiger tees up.

What do golf balls have to do with tires? If you're talking about Bridgestone, then it turns out that they are one in the same.

Those golfers with slower swing speeds should strongly consider choosing a ball of 80 or lower. Those with faster swing speeds should look for a golf ball of 100 or higher when it comes to compression speed. The best golf ball for those players with a medium swing speed should have a compression rating of 90.

TP5x Golf Ball Rory McIlroy TP5x Golf Ball.

Bryson DeChambeau will tee it up in the Open Championship using Bridgestone's Tour B X ball at the Old Course at St. Andrews, but he will not be doing so as one of the company's staff players.

Rory McIlroy TP5x Golf Ball.

But you might not know why he's fit for Bridgestone Golf - and the TOUR B XS. It's because no one spends more time perfecting their equipment than Tiger Woods, and no one holds their equipment to a higher standard. Woods was looking for better scores and a better experience.

The main difference for me is cost, Michelin tyres tend to me a little more expensive than Bridgestone but in my opinion both are very good products and research would be an advantage when choosing which tyre would be best for your vehicle and your needs.

Covington, GA Based in Covington, GA, Bridgestone Golf USA manufactures premium golf balls, clubs and accessories under the Bridgestone and Precept brands. The company started making golf balls in 1935 and today has more golf ball design patents than any other company.

They'll have different numbers. And basically the reason that a ball has different numbers is so that you know your ball.