Golf Digest article on Golfball Test... question for anyone who knows...

There was an article in the most recent Golf Digest. Giving stats on a 90 mph driver swing - that the TOUR ball with 4 layers, had a lot less spin off the driver (in the 1900s) versus the less expensive 3 piece (non-tour) ball and the bargain 2 piece ball. BUT... the tour ball ALSO had more wedge spin (not a lot more, but more).

My driver swing is about 94 mph or so. So I'm looking for some advice here, as my golfball tech knowledge is non-existent. If I'm very confident from 130 yards and in... and confident in my irons, in general... but want to mitigate the odd slice off the drive, is this article suggesting a tour ball would help with this more than the less expensive balls?? I'm reading into the fact that their test showed LESS spin off the drive of a TOUR ball (than the other balls)... and less spin off the drive = mitigation of a slice/hook??

I currently play the E6 bridgestone.

Thanks.

YOu are relating less spin to less hook or slice when in actuality in most cases they are referring to backspin.

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Ah! I should've known. Thanks! I did talk to their experts (twice now). E6 was suggested, along with the B330 RX (once I start feeling more confident and start looking for more short game spin). Pretty brilliant marketing on their part... all around. Highlighting that anti-side spin layer speaks volumes to a lot of people I know. I wonder why it doesn't seem like more people make that their lead point... its usually more subtle, like with the NXTs, Gamers, or the Nike Vapors.

Thanks again.