The Callaway golf ball has a lot of technology behind it. I know, it seems like this small white round object that has dimples all over. That's just looks. What goes into Callaway golf balls is another thing altogether.
Dual Core to Increase Performance
The Tour i and Tour ix golf balls are designed with peak performance in mind; to that end, these golf balls have a dual core. Why is that important?
You don't hit with a driver the same way you might hit with a short iron. Yet the Callaway golf ball takes these differences in mind. For example, when you hit with a driver, you hit with more force, but you don't want a spin action. The Tour balls have a softer inner core to allow for this.
OK, now you are ready with a wedge. You hit the ball with less force, but want more spin to carry the ball to its destination. The Tour golf balls have a firmer outer core that allows the club to "catch" and increase the spin.
The Callaway Golf Ball Outer Cover
A special technology called RIM (reaction injection molding) allows the Tour i and Tour ix golf balls to have an extremely thin and uniform outer cover. What does this mean to your game?
The more uniform the cover thickness, the better the flight properties, not to mention the short game spin properties. Simple as that.
Finding Callaway Tour Golf Balls
You can check here for a list of .
Here are also just a few items from the list:
 1 Dz Callaway Tour iX and 1 Dz Tour i Golf Balls  US $38.01
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 5 Dozen BRAND NEW Callaway HX Tour Golf Balls US $103.50
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 3 Dozen Callaway Tour i Golf Balls New US $56.02
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 3 Dozen Callaway Tour ix Golf Balls New US $66.00
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 One Dozen Callaway Tour IX Golf Balls Brand New In Box US $31.00
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 New 12 Callaway Tour ix Golf Balls 2 Bonus Balls US $18.00
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 2 Dz Brand New Callaway HX Tour Golf Balls LONG DRIVES US $57.00
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 CALLAWAY TOUR IX GOLF BALLS 1 DOZEN NIB NO LOGOS US $15.50
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 one dozen brand new callaway tour ix balls US $18.51
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