Voice Caddie Expands Into New Business... Now Launching Golf Balls

Voice Caddie Launches "Voice Caddie V Golf Ball"
Ultra-Low Compression Technology for Distance, Powered by 1.2 Billion Data Points
Optimized Performance with Aiming Line Design

Voice Caddie, a leading Korean golf rangefinder brand, has entered a new line of business.

On April 27, Voice Caddie launched the new "Voice Caddie V Golf Ball," developed to reflect the swing characteristics and playing styles of Korean golfers. This strategic product incorporates Voice Caddie's extensive golf data and precision analytics technology. It is the second lineup in the "Distance UP Project," which began in December of last year. The new golf ball was developed with a focus on how tee shot distance variation critically affects scores.

Voice Caddie has launched the "Voice Caddie V Golf Ball." Provided by Voice Caddie

In particular, the Voice Caddie V Golf Ball features an ultra-low compression design, allowing golfers to maximize distance even with less power. This enables a wider range of golfers to experience consistently long-distance performance. Voice Caddie meticulously analyzed swing characteristics and energy transfer efficiency based on approximately 1.2 billion shot data points.

The Voice Caddie V Golf Ball is available in two types to suit different playing preferences: V-Soft (2-piece) and V-Control (3-piece). The V-Soft model applies an ultra-low compression design to maximize energy transfer from the swing, delivering a soft impact and outstanding distance performance. It offers a stable hitting feel and is ideal for golfers who value comfortable contact and long distance.

The V-Control model maintains a soft feel while providing precise spin performance. Its excellent durability and optimal elasticity support more detailed control play. This model targets golfers who consider not only distance but also shot precision and control to be important.

The Voice Caddie V Golf Ball features an aiming line design. Unlike typical patterned printing methods, the line is applied to only one side, so the ball appears to roll in a straight line rather than a curve. This enhances focus during putting alignment and helps golfers achieve more stable strokes.

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