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Why the Supersoft for camera systems
Modern photometric launch monitors read the ball’s actual dimple pattern to calculate spin, so there is no sticker, no dot and no special ball required. That also means cover condition is everything: a scuffed, cut or dirty ball gives you bad spin numbers and you will blame the launch monitor.
- Clean white ionomer cover with a distinctive hex dimple pattern that reads consistently
- Real durability against repeated impact-screen strikes
- Priced so going through a case does not hurt
- Soft feel, which matters more than people admit after 200 balls in an evening
One rule for camera systems
Keep a dedicated simulator ball supply. Do not drag scuffed range balls in from the car. If your numbers suddenly look wrong, swap in a fresh ball before you start troubleshooting software.
Buying in bulk or on a budget? See our value pick, the Srixon Soft Feel.
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