Bridgestone
e12 Contact
Active Acceleration Mantle for more energy transfer.
$30.00 MSRPThe Bridgestone e12 Contact is a mid-tier-tier golf ball released in 2023, built with 3-piece construction and a surlyn cover. Stymie's catalog records a compression rating of 55, placing it on the softer end of Stymie's current directory; manufacturers may use different compression test methods. Stymie's catalog classifies it as a mid-spin ball with distance-focused positioning. Its feel is rated medium soft. Bridgestone positions it for mid-handicap players who want a softer, more forgiving option than urethane. MSRP is about $30 per dozen, a step below flagship tour-ball pricing.
Source note: specifications are normalized from Stymie's dated catalog record with a manufacturer product reference on file. This record's source was reviewed . Compression test methods vary by manufacturer, so use the number as a relative reference rather than a universal performance score.
Overview
Three-piece with Bridgestone Contact Force Dimples for 38% more contact area at impact. Soft feel and improved distance.
Best for
Mid-handicap players who want a softer, more forgiving option than urethane.
Specs
- Tier
- Mid-tier
- Model year
- 2023
- Construction
- 3-piece
- Cover
- Surlyn
- Compression
- 55
- Dimples
- 330
- Feel
- medium soft
- Spin profile
- mid
- Distance focus
- Yes
- MSRP
- $30.00
- Catalog source review
- April 2026
Shot estimator
| Club | Speed | Spin | Carry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | 156.2 mph | 2,350 | 270 yds |
| 7-iron | 112.5 mph | 6,850 | 165 yds |
| 54° wedge | 94.8 mph | 9,900 | 100 yds |
Estimates from manufacturer-published specs. Real launch monitor results vary by swing.
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Bridgestone e12 Contact — frequently asked
What is the compression of the Bridgestone e12 Contact?
Stymie's catalog records the Bridgestone e12 Contact at 55 compression. 55 sits on the softer end of Stymie's current directory. Manufacturers may use different compression tests, so compare cross-brand values directionally.
Is the Bridgestone e12 Contact a tour ball?
No. The e12 Contact is a mid-tier ball. It prioritizes distance and feel over greenside spin.
What swing speed is the Bridgestone e12 Contact best for?
A 55 compression rating does not establish one required driver speed. Use it as a relative feel reference, then compare the e12 Contact's cover, construction, flight and spin positioning; Bridgestone positions this model for mid-handicap players who want a softer, more forgiving option than urethane. On-course or launch-monitor testing is the best final check.
Does the Bridgestone e12 Contact spin a lot around the green?
The Surlyn cover generally emphasizes durability and a different feel/spin balance than a urethane tour ball. Bridgestone positions this model around distance.
How much does the Bridgestone e12 Contact cost?
MSRP is $30.00 per dozen. That sits below tour-flagship pricing, which is typically $50 to $55 per dozen.
Where can I check the current price of the Bridgestone e12 Contact?
Check the manufacturer and major golf retailers for the current e12 Contact price. Compare the same dozen count and model year because prices, stock, shipping, and promotions change frequently.