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Pinnacle Extreme


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Review Date
August 30, 2003

Overall Rating
 2 of 5

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Reviewed by: Drake James ,  Shoots in the 80s , from Washington, DC

Model Reviewed:
Pinnacle Extreme

Summary:
This is the bullet ball baby! When you tee this one up you better be swinging. I shoot from 74 - 89 and it has a lot to do with my driver. If I'm hitting the ball straight then I don't play Pinnacle. When I'm slicing badly "Out Come The Pinnacle" Then it time to blast away until I back in the club house. I think you can actually read the logo as the ball flys because this one does not spin. I don't knock this ball, it does what it is suppose too. Fly Far Far Away! Where they land is your fault!!!!!

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If you're playing this balls it "Play At Your Own Risk". Talormade says "Find Your Game" Pinnacle should say "Find Your Ball"

Similar Products Used:
This is low as I go in ball selection during a live round but I play all types of balls.


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Review Date
July 11, 2002

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: Harry ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Pinnacle extreme distance

Summary:
I agree with one of the earlier reviewers. If you shoot in the 90's, you shouldn't be using this ball, let alone rating it. This ball, by far, is the best ball for distance I ever used. But I am sorry to report Pinnacle is going through a promotional change and has stopped producing them. Or they are calling them by the name "power core distance". I'll have to save the few remain balls I have for long drive contests.


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Review Date
October 17, 2001

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

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 5 of 5

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Reviewed by: billy ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Ti Extreme Distance

Summary:
Great ball. Because I''m using TM knockoffs with bubble graphite shafts I don''t feel any shock, even on mis-hits. Drove to the green on an uphill 275 yard hole, in wet grass. I suspect one needs a fast swing speed to compress the ball and get full potential on distance. Nice putting ball too.

Similar Products Used:
Top-Flites, Wilson Ultras, Titleist Balata


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Review Date
July 7, 2001

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Reviewed by: Mark ,  Shoot in the 80s , from Al

Model Reviewed:
Pinnacle extreme

Summary:
Oh yeah, there extreme alright! These babies are amazing the way they break your hand when you hit an of center shot. I think this may be the only ball to twist the club in my hand on a bad hit. I got a question for the rest of you. Is the club harder or the ball harder? I also didn't see any difference in the distance. Original pinnacles are like ballatas compared to these. I think pinnacle should intrduce these in a smaller size as marbles.

Similar Products Used:
Just about any brand and make.


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Review Date
June 22, 2001

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

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Reviewed by: Amy Gouger ,  Shoot in the 90s , from West Barnstable, Ma

Model Reviewed:
Pinnacle Extreme

Summary:
"Hole in One" with the Pinnacle Extreme,
June 21, 2001....Hole #1...109..
Holly Ridge Golf Club....Sandwich, Massachusetts

Similar Products Used:
Lady Pinnacle


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