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Assorted Brands Orange Mix – 1 Dozen

Price range: $ 9.99 through $ 13.99

Assorted Brands Orange Mix – 1 Dozen gives you a random blend of orange golfballs in glossy and matte finishes. This Assorted dozen is a smart pick for practice rounds, fall scrambles, and those shoulder season days when Canadian rough and low light make bright balls easier to track.

  • Mint – AAAAA
  • Grade A – Near Mint – AAAA
  • Grade B – Good Quality – AAA+
  • Grade C – Practice Quality – AA
  • Grade D – Used Golf Balls
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Description

Assorted Brands Orange Mix – 1 Dozen

If you like your gear simple and your ball easy to spot, this dozen is a fun, practical choice. You get a random Assorted mix of orange golfballs with both glossy and matte looks. There is no guessing how bright orange will play, but there is plenty of confidence in how easy it can be to find when the fairway turns into a leaf hunt.

What you are getting

This mix is exactly what it says on the label, a random selection of orange balls from assorted brands. The finishes are mixed too, so you may see glossy shine in the sun and matte colour that stays readable in flatter light. It is a straightforward way to stock up without overthinking model names or chasing a single box every season.

Why orange helps on Canadian courses

Canadian golf can throw a lot at you, from bright summer glare to early fall leaves and the kind of overcast that makes white disappear at a distance. Orange is a strong contrast choice at courses like Glen Abbey in Ontario when the sky goes grey, or in the Lower Mainland when the clouds roll in and the grass stays lush. It can also be a relief on windy prairie days when you want to keep your eyes on the ball quickly after impact.

How to use this mix to improve your game

If you are working on fundamentals, a mixed dozen can be a great practice tool. Pick one finish for your on course rounds and keep the other for drills so you learn to focus on your swing and targets, not just the result. For example, use the matte look during short game practice to train your eyes on consistent alignment and contact, then switch to glossy for full shots so you can track flight more easily when the sun is out.

For newer players, bright colour can reduce time spent searching and keep pace of play moving. That means more swings, more feedback, and less time doing the Canadian two step through the rough while your buddies chirp you kindly from the cart path.

Who this is best for

This is ideal for golfers who want value and visibility, and who do not mind variety. It suits casual rounds, corporate scrambles, practice sessions, and as a backup dozen in your bag for those days when a ball finds water faster than you can say it was definitely a good swing. If you are building a setup for 2023 or 2024 season play, this mix keeps things flexible while you figure out what you like.

Note: Brand and model selection varies because the assortment is random, but the mix will include both glossy and matte orange golfballs as described.

Additional information

Weight 1 lbs
Dimensions 6 × 6 × 6 in
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