Description
Bridgestone e12 Matte Color Mix – 100 Pack
If you like a little surprise with your next tee shot, this 100 pack is for you. You will receive a mix of Bridgestone e12 Contact and e12 Soft balls, plus a random blend of matte colours that may not be evenly distributed. It is an easy way to keep your stash stocked for full seasons, from wet Vancouver mornings to prairie winds and a quick nine after work.
What you are getting in the mix
This listing includes both models with no set percentage of either kind, so every box has its own personality. The matte colour mix is also random, which is handy when you want better visibility in shoulder season rough or when that white ball disappears in a pile of maple leaves at courses like TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley or Cabot Cliffs.
- Includes e12 Contact and e12 Soft mixed
- No guaranteed ratio of either model included
- Random matte colours, distribution may not be equal
- Built for straight distance with every club
- Designed for under 105 MPH driver speeds
- 3 piece surlyn construction for soft feel
e12 Contact: straight distance you can see
The e12 Contact is built around a CONTACT Force dimple design. It uses a raised centre section and an outer portion intended to slow horizontal rotation in flight. Bridgestone states it creates 38 percent more contact with the clubface than traditional dimples, helping energy transfer and core activation. The goal is faster ball speed and straighter distance across the bag, which is a welcome friend when you are fighting a cold headwind off Georgian Bay.
e12 Soft: distance with a friendlier feel
The e12 Soft sits in a Distance Performance class and uses a 3 piece surlyn build aimed at reducing sidespin while adding distance off the tee with a softer feel. A key part is the Active Acceleration Mantle, made from a high performance polymer material that is intended to add thrust and initial velocity at impact, while allowing a softer core for more forgiveness and improved feel. It is designed specifically for players under 105 MPH driver swing speeds, so it suits a lot of everyday Canadian golfers, including those shaking off rust after the snow finally leaves the range.
How to play them in Canadian conditions
Keep a few different colours in your pocket and rotate during the round based on light and ground cover. Matte shades can be easier to track against grey skies, especially in early spring and late fall. If you are playing parkland layouts around the GTA or tree lined tracks in Ottawa, choose the easiest colour for you to spot in the rough and stay consistent with your pre shot routine. These golfballs are also great for practice rounds when you want to learn your start line and flight without overthinking it.
Whether you are teeing it up at St. George’s, Glen Abbey, or your local muni where the geese act like they own the place, this Bridgestone mix keeps you ready for the next round, and the next lost ball story.
