The new issue of Golf Digest contains the results of tests conducted in the latest crop of golf balls. The data conforms what exactly I've thought all along for the Wilson Staff Duo: an exceptionally low driver spin speed. That's the reason, I believe, that I get a great deal distance off the golf tee. The only bargain ball using a lower drive spin rate was the top Flite Gamer, but that ball has even less spin off the sand iron. The Duo is virtually no whirling dervish, but it happens to be tops among bargain baseballs. The other $20 in addition to under balls have either less driver and a lesser amount of wedge spin rates.
The other ball I would consider is the Callaway HEX Diablo, which according to the chart has a a bit higher wedge spin rate and comparable driver spin.
In a $21 - $36 dollar range, the Callaway Hex Chrome seems as if it might satisfy my dependence on a low driver rewrite ball. At the highest end, the low spin winner could be the Srixon Z-Star XV
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