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Each Bridgestone golf ball has a different purpose. The three main golf ball families are the Bridgestone Tour B series, which is crafted for seasoned and low-handicap players, and the Bridgestone e6 and e12 series, which are designed with the mid-handicapper in mind.

The Bridgestone Tour B series:

Tiger Woods designed the Bridgestone Tour B XS golf ball to give him more distance and spin. It is now a ball for all golfers with a swing speed greater than 105 mph and features a soft feel.

The Bridgestone Tour B X golf ball is the same as the XS, but is designed to maximize distance.

The Bridgestone Tour B RX golf ball is for players with swing speeds below 105 mph and is designed for increased distance and ball speed.

The Bridgestone Tour B RXS golf ball is the same as the RX, but with extra spin.

The Bridgestone e6 and e12 series:

The Bridgestone e6 has a medium-soft feel, providing a nice mix of low spin and high accuracy, and is designed for distance.

The Bridgestone e12 Soft golf ball has a high speed and corrects the tendency of soft balls to fall short on speed.

The Bridgstone e12 Contact features Bridgestone’s CONTACT Force Dimple technology, providing raised dimples that give the golf ball 38% more surface contact with the club and results in greater distances.

Yes! Bridgestone Golf and Bridgestone Tires are both part of the same company. The tire company began making golf equipment because founder Shojiro Ishibashi was a fan of the sport and wanted to bring his company’s technical expertise to bear on his passion.