A friend and I decided to split a dozen Polara Ultimate Straights to see if they're just gimmick or actually do work. For those who are unfamiliar, the Polara Ultimate Straight claims to be a "self-correcting" ball that flies 75% straighter. This is an illegal golf ball (does not conform to USGA rules). So we hit a local Par 31 9 hole course and decided to play the first 9 holes with the Polara and then replay the round with Callaway Chrome Softs. My swing is typically a fade, and I'm a 17 handicap.
The first hole is a 326 yard par 4 with a slight curve to the right. Typically on this hole I'll aim a bit left, so I decided to use the same strategy off the tee on this first hole. With
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