Bridgestone e12 Contact Golf Balls
- 12 balls, white
- 38% more surface contact with the club face
- Contact Force Dimple
- Multi-layer construction
- More greenside spin from added friction
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A straight-distance ball that puts more of its surface on the clubface for efficient energy transfer, aimed at everyday golfers. Compression and cover details are thin in the listing.
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ASIN: B08VSB9SXMModel: e12 ContactCategory: Golf Balls
Overview
Contact Force Dimples are designed so more of this Bridgestone ball meets the clubface at impact, for efficient energy transfer. The result is a longer, straighter flight with added friction around the green.
Straighter drives and decent greenside grip suit golfers who want one ball for both. The listing gives no compression and lists odd dimension data.
Who it's for
Mid and high handicappers who want distance and accuracy get a balanced ball. Gearheads comparing compression numbers will find little here.
Pros and cons
- Straighter flight off the driver
- More spin around the green
- Efficient energy transfer
- Compression not listed
- Diameter data in specs looks wrong
- White only in this listing
Performance notes
More contact between ball and face spreads the impact force, which improves energy transfer into the core. The dimple design also helps stabilize flight for a straighter line.
Specifications
| Brand | Bridgestone |
|---|---|
| Model | e12 Contact |
| Construction Type | Multi-layer |
| Material Type | Polyurethane |
| Color | White |
| Unit Count | 12 balls |
| Dimple design | Contact Force Dimple |
Frequently asked questions
What size are Bridgestone e12 Contact balls?
The listing's diameter figure does not match a golf ball, so ball size is not reliably stated. The box holds 12 balls.
What does Contact Force Dimple do?
It creates 38% more surface contact between ball and club face for more efficient energy transfer.
Does the e12 Contact spin around the green?
Yes. Increased friction gives better spin around the green.