Expert Reviews & Gear Guides for Canadian Golfers
Quality used golf balls are recovered, washed, and graded golf balls — often Tour-level models like the Titleist Pro V1 — that have been hit only a handful of times before being lost in a hazard. Sold in grades from “Good” (AAA) up to “Mint” (AAAAA), they let golfers play premium balls at a fraction … Read more
Quick answer: there isn’t a single league-style “official Team Canada” golf ball line sold at retail — “Team Canada” is a trademark controlled tightly by the Canadian Olympic Committee — but Canadian golfers have several genuinely patriotic options: limited-edition maple leaf and flag-stamped balls from major brands, NHL-licensed team balls, and customizable Canada-themed sets sold … Read more
Picture this: your guests are leaving the reception, a little tipsy on champagne and good vibes, when they spot a sleek little box on their table with a golf ball inside — printed with your names, your wedding date, and maybe even your photo. Some of them will smile. The golfers in the crowd? They’ll … Read more
Picture this: your company logo gliding down the 18th fairway at a corporate tournament in Muskoka, Ontario — quietly working as a branded ambassador on every drive, chip, and putt. That’s the understated genius of custom logo golf balls. Unlike a branded pen that gets lost in a desk drawer, a personalized golf ball gets … Read more
So you’re standing in the pro shop, staring at a rack of bright lime-green and coral-pink golf balls with that distinctive flat, matte finish — and you’re wondering: are these things actually any good, or is this just a marketing gimmick dressed up in eye-catching colours? You’re not alone. The debate around matte golf balls … Read more
Here’s a scene every Canadian golfer knows: you’re standing on the 7th tee on a bright July afternoon at a Muskoka course, the sun blazing off Lake Rosseau and bouncing straight into your eyes — and you’ve just watched your shiny white golf ball disappear into the sky like a ghost. Now imagine that same … Read more
If you’ve ever squinted into a grey October sky somewhere over a soggy Ontario fairway, watching your ball disappear into the cosmos, this article is for you. The orange vs yellow golf balls debate sounds like a trivial colour argument — the kind of thing you settle over a post-round pint — but it’s actually … Read more
Here’s a scenario every Canadian golfer knows too well: you’re on the 14th fairway in late September, the maples are blazing red and gold, the light is flat and grey, and your pristine white ball has completely vanished somewhere between the tee box and the tree line. You spend four minutes searching while your playing … Read more
You’ve probably heard it at the clubhouse, on the first tee, maybe even from that one guy in your foursome who insists on playing a neon yellow ball every single round: “Yellow balls fly differently.” But do yellow golf balls fly differently — or is this just another piece of golf folklore passed around alongside … Read more
There’s a moment every golfer knows intimately — the one where your ball sails off the tee into a flat, grey Canadian sky and simply vanishes. One second it’s there, then it’s gone, lost somewhere between a overcast horizon and a fairway darkened by morning dew. If that scene sounds familiar, yellow golf balls visibility … Read more