New to the game? Wondering which golf ball you should be using? Browsing the sporting goods store shelf in bewilderment at all the choices? The question of which ball to play, or more specifically, does the brand matter, is is a question that usually comes up amongst people who play recreational. That being said, the pro’s all have their “special ball”. They all play a brand and it is for more than just an endorsement contract reason. It is likely that watching the pro’s has got you thinking about which brand to use in the first place.
If you’re a beginner, let it be understood that the brand of the ball you play is less critical. As you will probably lose most of the balls you play during those months or years that you are sharpening your game, it is advisable that you opt for economy, even selecting used balls when they are available. in the beginning, just focus on not using balls that are damaged but not on the brand. 
The condition of a golf ball will have a greater impact on whether or not the shot you hit is any good or not at this stage in your game.
However, disregarding the issue of damage, is there really any material difference between one particular golf ball brand and another? While it’s true that there are many scientific tests that are done to create differentiating factors between golf balls, and the makers of these golf balls use these tests as the basis of their marketing campaigns and pricing strategies, the average golfer will not really benefit one way or the other based on using one brand of golf ball over another.
