Let's talk balls....GOLF balls

[GreekGodX]

Unless you are a 10 or below handicap the ball really doesn't make that much of a difference. I would say for as long as you are using the same ball for every round that should be good enough, regardless of what it is. I always stick with the Nike Platinum tour balls because I get them for around $20/dozen during the golf shows in Michigan.

[Mugen910]

I buy & use whatever golf balls Tim (14holestogie) is selling...

Used to play Pro V1s but have just recently switched to TM Pentas, noticed a small distance loss w/ the driver but love the great feel they have. That and the golf course I work on has them in the pro shop for much cheaper than the Pro V's w/ my employee discount lol

[Giants85]

Originally Posted by E.J.

IMO, of course the $45 a box balls feel better.... But in the end, I play better hitting Bridgestone e6's....

I love the e6, great ball for the mid to high handicapper IMO. To be honest, I think a lot of ppl that play the V1s, and other expensive 3 piece balls, are only playing them because of their name. When in reality they do not have the swing speed or consistency to be able to play this ball and it may even hurt their game over a cheaper but more forgiving ball.

[Cenookie]

I used to play the Pro V1, but during a round with a friend asked to try a Noodle LS that he played with. That was a couple years ago, I'll never spend the money on Pro V1's again.

[drob]

NXT Tour - does everything a more expensive ball does, IMO.

[Kreth]

Originally Posted by drob

NXT Tour - does everything a more expensive ball does, IMO.

Yeah, NXT Tours are pretty good. Someone on my home course keeps losing them, so I've had a chance to play quite a few.
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[bigliver]

Usually like to go with the Titleist ProV1X, but have been trying the Taylormade Penta recently. When I spend too much on cigars, I'll go with a Bridgestone or Nike.

[bigdix]

Originally Posted by bigliver

Usually like to go with the Titleist ProV1X, but have been trying the Taylormade Penta recently. When I spend too much on cigars, I'll go with a Bridgestone or Nike.

+1 on the Bridgestone and Nike for a less expensive ball. My regular though is an NXT Extreme. You were spot on to know that without a rediculously high swing speed (like bigliver) you WON'T reap the benefits of that golfball. Not only that, but that great feel on the green means a softer cover. If you're like me you hit trees and the occasional cartpath, and that eats up a golfball.

[bigliver]

Originally Posted by bigliver

Usually like to go with the Titleist ProV1X, but have been trying the Taylormade Penta recently. When I spend too much on cigars, I'll go with a Bridgestone or Nike.

Shot another round with the Penta over the weekend. I'm going back to the ProV1X. I didn't have any noticeable loss in distance, but the feel is just not what I am used to, especially off the putter.

[longknocker]

Originally Posted by bigliver

Shot another round with the Penta over the weekend. I'm going back to the ProV1X. I didn't have any noticeable loss in distance, but the feel is just not what I am used to, especially off the putter.

Played The Big Bertha Diablo Yesterday. Great Distance & Adequate Spin For Around $25/ Dozen! Has Basically The Same Dimple Design As The Callaway Tour Balls But Slightly Less Spin According To My Head Pro.

[VTDragon]

Originally Posted by tenbaseg

Check out the TopFlite Gamer V2. It's a great all around ball. They can be had for less than $20/doz. and can get the job done.

Tried them last year and haven't looked back - great ball. This technology is part of the reason Callaway bought Top Flight.

[OpusEx]

Played the Bridgestone E6's most of the past season. Up until this year I was still losing too many balls on a regular basis to be spending the extra $ on the upper tier Bridgestone balls.

Got a great deal on the B330 RX's and bought 5 boxes recently though.

[bobarian]

You guys should know that balls you buy from a ProShop are better than ones you get online. Well known fact.

[3SmokesaRound]

Bridgestone e7 lately

[Sled Dog]

I like the Maxfli Black Max. I rely more on distance than spin control, and these babies fly. The Pro V is a good all around ball, and great in tight, but if you're not spinning your wedges back with regularity, then you are just paying for the name. Like someone else said earlier, if you're not under a 10 handicap, then don't worry about spending big $$ on the ball.

Whatever has the best discount as I lose em all anyways.

[MarkinAZ]

I thought it was time to revive this old thread regarding golf balls...

For the last couple of months, I've been subscribing to email specials from the following:

http://www.knetgolf.com/clearance.ht..._hsmi=22246094

They appear to have a good selection of golf balls. I haven't made any purchases at this point, but thought I'd throw it out there to see if any of you have, and if so, how is the customer service and quality of product?

[E.J.]

Originally Posted by E.J.

IMO, of course the $45 a box balls feel better.... But in the end, I play better hitting Bridgestone e6's....

....and I'm still playing e6's.

Played in a men's league this year, it was fun playing that consistent(minimum 1 time weekly).

[longknocker]

Callaway Supersoft Yellow, My "New Ball"!
http://www.callawaygolf.com/golf-bal...ft-yellow.html