No, the USGA "rabbis" have declared the Polara golf ball is treif, it is not kosher, as the Times reports.The ball has special dimples that violate the rules. "Polara Golf claims to have engineered a ball that will fly straight and resist the most stubborn slice or hook, at least 75 percent of the time."
The Times (Teeing Up a Duffer Debate, By DON VAN NATTA Jr.) actually says, "...there is nothing kosher about the ball."
The United States Golf Association has already declared the Polara illegal, and there is nothing kosher about the ball. Even its miniaturized arrow flouts the rules. To point the arrow so the ball takes flight in the correct direction, a player needs to move it as it sits on the fairway. That in itself is illegal.We don't ever hook or slice our shots... so we have no interest in, or use for, this new illegal golf ball.
tried it yesterday, works exactly as promised. you do however still have to hit this thing. obviously if you top, pop it up or just plain miss it you will get the same result from the regular ball. Congrats to you all with no slice or hook in your game, the rest of us will get a little help on the weekend with this product.
ReplyDeleteamazing ball, it works! i went from 102 strokes per round to 89. I HAVE NEVER BROKEN 90 BEFORE!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS POLARA FOR MAKING GOLF FUN FOR THE REST OF US!