Bridgestone

The e6 has been a staple of the company’s ball line for nearly two decades because it addresses the needs of the majority of regular golfers.

About four years ago Bridgestone changed the e6’s construction from three pieces to two pieces, which included a softer core and a cover made to maximise the distance and accuracy that the e6 has become known for.

The ball has a gradational core that is softer in the centre for forgiveness and firmer on the outside to deliver needed speed. The core is also larger than Bridgestone’s tour-calibre balls. This allows for a thinner cover. Having a larger core provides golfers with slower swing speeds the boost they need. The seamless Surlyn cover helps promote durability, too.