Trust Golf Ball, Aurora ICY Blue, Soft, Distance, Straight Flight, and Easy to Spot, Crystal Urethane Covered, 3-Piece (ICY Blue, 12 Balls)
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Trust Golf Ball, Aurora ICY Blue, Soft, Distance, Straight Flight, and Easy to Spot, Crystal Urethane Covered, 3-Piece (ICY Blue, 12 Balls)
- Crystal Blue Aesthetics: The Trust Aurora Icy Blue Golf Ball boasts a striking icy blue color that stands out on the course, adding a touch of style to your game.
- Enhanced Durability: Built with a durable Crystal Urethane cover, this golf ball offers exceptional resilience against wear and tear, ensuring long-lasting performance round after round.
- K9 Dynamic Core Technology: Featuring a responsive core design, the Trust Aurora Icy Blue Golf Ball maximizes energy transfer upon impact, delivering impressive distance off the tee and enhanced control on approach shots.
- Soft Feel: Despite its durability, this golf ball offers a soft and elastic feel upon contact with the club, providing golfers with a satisfying sensation and confidence-inspiring feedback.
- Greenside Control: With its precise construction and spin-enhancing properties, the Trust Aurora Icy Blue Golf Ball offers superior greenside control, allowing golfers to execute delicate shots with precision and finesse.
- R&A/USAGA Approved
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