Now that you have discovered my secret instant golf slice cure I'm sure you're curious about other golf hustler tricks and tips.
How about an illegal golf ball that can't help but go straight? It's called the Polara golf ball and it is not approved by the USGA but it is approved by the Golf Hustler Code.
Due to its unique dimple design, the Polara golf ball reduces 
unwelcome hooks and
slices 50 to 70 percent. This allows you to play from the fairway, not the rough, woods or the neighboring fairway. That's why it's an illegal golf ball.
The self-correcting Polara plays like any other top quality golf ball. It just plays straighter. What a simple golf slice fix.
Sound too good to be true? Golf Laboratories tested the Polara and it
passed with flying colors, consistently landing in the fairway while
those other balls ended in some not-so-friendly places. I am confident you'll enjoy the self-correcting (and break 100) features of the Polara.
So
whether you're preparing for your next round with friends, business
associates or your spouse, put the Polara in your bag and play with the
confidence that comes from having a ball that actually works for you.
Try the Polara golf ball...you'll discover golf is more fun from the fairway.
Finding it hard to believe?
Well,
so that you can see for yourself right now how the Polara performs, I will share with you some results from Golf Laboratories, the leader
in independent golf ball testing.
Here's what they discovered...
The
Polara unquestionably played straighter then the other balls that were
tested. Golf Labs conducted the test by setting their golf robot to use a
driver and hit a ball with a swing that would cause a 70 foot
slice. The results showed that the Nike Tour Accuracy, Wilson Staff Pro
Straight, Callaway HX Tour and Top Flite Complete Straight balls landed
on average about 70 feet off center with a distance of about 190 yards.
The
average Polara shot landed 50 feet off center with a distance of about
190 yards. The diagram below shows the results, shot by shot, with the
landing spot for each shot and the averages for each ball. One other
interesting thing you will notice is that all twelve of the Polara
balls landed in the fairway while only four of the forty eight
competitive balls landed in the fairway.
So what if it's an illegal golf ball? Have fun with it next weekend golfing with your buddies. And don't forget to pack my instant golf slice cure.
