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Technical Data

Swing Speed
Swing speed is a measure of velocity, in miles per hour, of how fast the club head of a golf club is traveling at the point it makes impact with the golf ball. Swing speed can be recorded by a launch monitor or other electronic radar devices.
94 mph or below
  • 70
  • 76
  • 82
  • 88
  • 94
  • 100
Shown in miles per hour
Handicap
Balls designed for higher handicap golfers generally have harder covers that result in lower spin rates with irons and drivers. Balls designed for low handicap golfers tend to offer your more control and spin.
20 or higher
  • 0
  • 7
  • 14
  • 21
  • 28
  • 36
Shown in strokes
Trajectory
Trajectory is a term used to describe the flight characteristics of a golf shot. It considers the height of the shot as well as it's launch and landing characteristics.
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medium
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Feel (Compression)
Feel is a term that considers the firmness or compression of the golf ball. Typically the softer the golf ball feels, the lower the compression rating. A general rule of thumb about golf ball compression is that players with a lower swing speed should use a lower compression ball to take advantage of the added spring affect.
soft
medium
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9 Iron Spin
9 iron spin is regarding the backward rotation of the golf ball in flight or the measured rate of that rotation. Most golfers think of backspin more in relation to shorter irons and wedges. Backspin is what causes some wedge shots to "back up" on the green, or roll backwards after hitting the green.
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Manufacturer Description

The Precept Laddie X Distance golf ball is designed for players of any skill level. Its 2-piece construction allows you to add distance to your driver with higher velocity and lower spin. The Laddie X is a soft, distance golf ball that is designed to increase length but also give you enhanced control around the green.

  • 2 - Piece Construction
  • Touch N' Control ionomer Surlyn cover
  • 372 wind cheating dimple design
  • Enhanced velocity muscle-fiber core - Xtreme distance with Xceptional Feel
  • This Product is Available in Sleeves Only - No Traditional Dozen Box

Avg Rating: 4.5 out of 5
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User Ratings & Reviews (13 Reviews)

As good as any
1/13/2012
I am 61 and have tried just about every ball out there at one time or another and for my money and overall rating of the Laddie X ball, it is as good as any out there other than the Pro V1 or other top of the range Srixon which are WAY over priced for non professional players in my opinion. I have played to a 6 over the card level and have made a hole in one with the Laddie Ball, so as far as "feel" is concerned, it's very likeable indeed. The flight is mid-high but there isn't a whole lot of back spin from 100-120m with the irons, which suits me fine as I'm not a long hitter anyway. The putting feel is very good, though not quite up to the Pro V1. This is a great ball and ought to be more readily available/popular than it currently is.
Otto
Handicap 20-30
Not the best distance
5/22/2011
I've tried this ball for 3 holes and found I lost half a club length in distance if not more. Other than that they seemed ok for a budget ball.
Bob (Nashua, NH)
Handicap 0 - 5
Long
8/5/2010
I'm 62 and have been playing since high school. My swing speed isn't what it used to be and this ball is noticeably the longest ball in my bag. I hope Bridgestone hasn't killed it because for me this is the best ball for me at twice the price. I went to Golf Galaxy and they didn't have them. I bought some Taylor Made Burner balls because I play Taylor Made Burner Irons and Taylor made R9 driver. Hit them today, would be happy to trade even up for the Precept Laddie.
John (Tulsa, OK)
Handicap 10 - 15
No feel, no distance, Nothing specieal.
5/24/2010
I have tried this ball over 2 rounds, and that is the last to rounds i will ever play with those balls. Nothing more to say.
Mathias
Handicap 6 - 10
Great balls
9/13/2009
I have used these balls for the past three years. I used them initally for a father daughter tournament. Now I use them when I play for my high schools golf team.
Caroline (Northbrook, IL)
Handicap 20-30

Frequently asked questions about

what is the difference between a "Laddie" and a "Laddie X"
Calvin Hudson
08/22/2011 11:38 PM
The Laddie was the Precept ball that was released 4-6 years ago after the success of the MC Lady. The Laddie X is the current ball that Precept makes. Thanks.
Golfballs.com Employee: Johnny
08/24/2011 2:24 PM
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I am a 72 yr old male, have played for 50 yrs, handicap never lower than 18 (presently 28 after playing all winter in the OR sloppy wet conditions). Yesterday I took the Bridgestone challenge and discovered that my swing speed is 80, my launch angle is a near perfect 15.5, minimal side spin, but my backspin was low at 1650 rpm using their e6 ball. I hit several shots with their e5 and increased my backspin to 2200, and they recommended that ball. My question is this - with such a slow swing speed, why would they recommend a harder ball (e5 vs. e6)? And what ball would you recommend? I have played well in the past with
Larry McDonough
08/18/2011 12:07 PM
I'm in much the same boat. They wanted to increase your spin rate which will keep the ball in the air longer for you and ultimately give you more carry and distance. I recommend giving them a shot. I'm a huge fan of the e5!
Golfballs.com Employee: Johnny
08/19/2011 4:07 PM
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My driver is a 92 year old MacGregor hickory shaft and my irons are 86 year old MacGregor hickories as well. Been playing the Wilson 50/50 Elite because it is a low compression (50) ball and is a safe ball to use with that set of clubs. Do you think the Laddie would be a safe ball to use with those clubs? Thank you, ... Ernie
Ernie Stathes
07/31/2011 3:36 PM
Ernie, the Laddie X is a low compression ball also. It's not as low a compression as the Fifty but it's not far off. Thanks.
Golfballs.com Employee: Johnny
08/01/2011 3:15 PM
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