Precept Golf
Any game of golf is already pricey by itself, that golf equipment need not add the inconvenience. For those that need to be spendthrift but without deny themselves their pleasure of playing golf, they should look away from those high tier (and high priced) brands. They should look at Precept Golf’s direction.
You’d be surprised of the wealth of several precept golf balls and precept golf clubs that can compete and even surpass the level of quality of those top brand golf equipment. Take a peek on these featured.
Precept U-Tri Tour, Precept XP3, and other Precept Golf Balls
Rarely does a golf ball merge value and quality, but Precept’s U-Tri golf balls will make you grateful for “U-Tri-ing” them out. If there’s a reason that you don’t have to buy golf balls that bear the mark Pro V1, Precept’s U-Tri golf balls is the one reason.
What does the Precept U-Tri golf ball have? It has distance (the Extra Distance) and it has feel (Extra Spin). These two complete any golf ball needs: distance and/or feel. These Precept U-Tri golf balls use the Seamless Cover Technology for better hold on the green and the Dual Muscle-Fiber Technology for extra yard conversion.
It’s too bad though that the Precept U-Tri Tour golf balls are since out of production. There’s hardly any vendor that sells this exceptional balls except at those second hand dealers that sell used golf balls and used precept golf clubs.
The Precept XP3 is the new Precept golf ball. It sports the new X-Polymer Core Technology that easily converts distance even with the most weakest of strokes. Its Seamless Cover Technology Design that sports 432 dimple designs allow excellent aerodynamic air treading for longer air time. The Wicked Control Surlyn® cover allows moderate control over spins, so there’s little chance for fades or slices during critical drive or fairway control. And for more cosmetic options, it comes on white, optic orange and optic yellow colors.
There are still other Precept golf ball choices, like the Laddie Xtreme, DaForce, and EC Fuel. All have dynamic force to distance conversion, all offer moderate spin to help issues of fades and slices during long drives.
The Precept Tour S III
One golf ball model though that have Precept’s biggest Tour potential is the Tour S III. It’s already being tested by Paula Creamer during the SBS Open held at Turtle Bay where she captured her first victory of the season and her third in career victory.
The Precept Tour S III is the only Precept ball that employs the use of 330 Seamless Dimple Design Urethane Cover. It has an extra velocity Nd Core and an elastic Ionomer inner layer that combines long distance with superior feel and control on the green.
The Precept EZ™ Driver and the Precept EC Fuel™ Fairway Woods
When you get to spend $250 less on a golf driver, normally you’d question its integrity, performance, and quality. But with the Precept EZ™ Driver, you’d be glad to save that $250.
The Precept EZ™ Driver is a 6-4 titanium 450cc head combined with an ultra light Aldila® shaft. So that makes an interesting combination, you would feel the weight on the tip of the club, mainly the titanium head but not elsewhere. The result would be a truer swing. That is of course not taking into account its high MOI, the 450cc offers a larger and more generous club face for more forgiving off center shots.
Other Precept golf clubs also exist in quality. Like the Precept EC Fuel™ Fairway Wood that provides tour performance but not the tour price. Compare its functionality with other leading brands and you’ll see that difference could also mean only in price.