What is the difference? I remember reading somewhere that maybe the double dot balls are a little slower, and don't bounce as much. I can't find where I read this. I'm just starting out and wondering which type of ball I should buy if there is a difference.
I'm just starting out and wondering which type of ball I should buy if there is a difference.
The double dot ball is the official tournament ball -- if you want to play tournaments, definitely use that one. Also, if you play on an advanced level go for the double dot ball.
I'd recommend you start with the zero dot ball, which is the next fastest.
On 3 Mar 2005 13:01:05 -0800, detwiler@gmail.com wrote:
What is the difference? I remember reading somewhere that maybe the>double dot balls are a little slower, and don't bounce as much. I can't>find where I read this. I'm just starting out and wondering which type>of ball I should buy if there is a difference. >
Double dot balls are the slowest (ie: do not bounce as much) used by Good club level players and above. Single dot balls are used in the winter...In the old days, double dot balls used to be the same as black balls and single dots were the green.
<detwiler@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1109882698.960551.133960@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...> What is the difference? I remember reading somewhere that maybe the> double dot balls are a little slower, and don't bounce as much. I can't> find where I read this. I'm just starting out and wondering which type> of ball I should buy if there is a difference.>
Martin @ Wavell Squash 23 March 2005 07:33:21 [ permanent link ]
In Brisbane we use a double yellow all year around. Has to do with our agreeable climate.
<detwiler@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1109882698.960551.133960@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...> What is the difference? I remember reading somewhere that maybe the> double dot balls are a little slower, and don't bounce as much. I can't> find where I read this. I'm just starting out and wondering which type> of ball I should buy if there is a difference.>
