INESIS

The DNA of Inesis Golf 

The French brand arrived on our golf greens in 2005. Backed by Décathlon, Inesis Golf was born to offer technical products at affordable prices for both professional and amateur golfers. 

With a deep desire for innovation, the Inesis team inaugurated the Golf Park in 2009, an experimentation workshop aimed at improving the performance of its products. 

The space also features several nearby courses, accessible to players who can come and test the golf balls as well as the clubs.

The different types of Inesis golf balls 

Inesis 100: designed for beginner players with a handicap of 30 or above.

Technical specifications:

• Total distance (in m): 229 (corresponds to the total distance covered by the ball from the starting point (the tee) to its final stop)
• Roll (in m): 3.5 (the way the ball rolls on the green after landing)
  
  

Inesis 500: designed for experienced players with a handicap between 15 and 30.

Technical specifications:

• Total distance: 227 m
• Roll: 4.1 m
  
  

Inesis 900: a high-performance golf ball, designed for experienced to professional players.

Technical specifications:

• Total distance: 310 m
• Backspin: 5985 rpm

Golfers' opinions on Inesis golf balls 

All three are good golf balls, but two really stand out from the rest. 

• The Tour 900 is a consistent ball, not ultra-long but "within the norm", which spins just the right amount in the mid/long game, and a lot in the short game. In my opinion, it is very close to a ProV1x — fairly firm to the touch on chips, but soft (thanks to the urethane) on full shots and with a pleasant sound when putting. 
• The Soft 500 is a standard two-piece soft ball. It responds to the long game "almost like a tour ball", it is soft in the face on wedges and chips, but sometimes gives the impression of being "hollow", or "too light" on short shots. 

Review by Franc38 from the forum golftechnic.com

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