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      <title>Golf Ball Compression: What It Actually Changes About Your Game</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Ask most club golfers why they play the ball they play and the answer usually traces back to what the pro shop had on the shelf, what their playing partner recommended, or which box looked most convincing in the display case. Compression rarely comes into it, even though it is printed right there on most sleeves and is one of the few numbers on a golf ball that actually corresponds to something you would feel in your hands. It deserves more attention than it gets, mostly because so much of what gets said about it is either outdated or simply wrong.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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