After successfully doubling its market-share over the last two years, Dunlop is looking to capture a significant portion of the on course range ball business. The new range balls use advanced two-piece construction with a specially engineered core and proven dimple pattern. The company has significantly improved the performance characteristics of the new balls, while maintaining its reputation for providing excellent value.

Employing revolutionary new patent pending technology never before seen in a range ball, test results show they are as much as 38 percent more accurate and up to 13 yards longer than the Top Flight XL Super Range. Testing has also shown that they are more durable than other range balls.

“Range balls get tortured on a daily basis, not just from being hit, but also from the collection and cleaning process,” said David Vogrin, Marketing Manager for Dunlop Golf Balls. “Every golfer on a driving range wishes that they could hit a golf ball that performs like the ball they use for their normal round. The new patent pending Dunlop Practice proves that range balls don’t have to be as hard as a rock. By borrowing technology from our extensive line of Dunlop golf balls, we have developed the ultimate line of range balls, offering superior distance, control, and durability.”

By offering a slightly lower compression than the competition, the new balls let golfers enjoy greater feel and accuracy, and the impressive distance they want.

The balls are available as either a white ball with a black or red stripe, or a distinctive yellow ball with a black stripe. The more classic looking white Maxfli Premium Practice balls are also available for those clubs seeking a more upscale image. The Maxfli Practice balls are identified by the Maxfli brand name sandwiched between the black “practice” logo and the number zero also written in black.

If any Dunlop or Maxfli Range ball fails within 90 days, Dunlop Maxfli will replace it free of charge.