Callaway Golf HX HOT Plus Golf Balls
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Callaway Golf
- Mfg Part #: 11366182
- Category: Sporting Goods
Product Description
The new Callaway HX Hot Plus Golf Balls are the upgrade from the HX Hot. This 3-piece distance golf ball has been redesigned with a new high-speed core for even longer distance and a Speed Layer for better feel and increased ball speed. The Callaway HX Hot Plus is a great golf ball for the average golfer with any swing speed, looking for increased distance and the feel of a 3-piece.
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