highdraw_osu
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Got fit at Club Champ today for Srixon ZX7 with KBS C Taper…$2k….came home and bought 659 CBs with same shaft for $950….can’t wait to see them in action and hope they live up to hype. Would have bought 949 Pro driver as well but was out of stock so went with the Cobra LTDx they fit me with at Club Champ.
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Thanks, that was my understanding as well. Wanted to give the Urethane balls a try before moving back to Surlyn, only about three rounds in on the Tours and generally played well, got a weekend trip coming so I'll let that be the decider. I tried the Tour Softs at first since my understanding was they were the closest Titelist offering to the NXT and they were too soft for me. Maybe will peak at the Tour Response or Qstar Tour before making the jump back to Surlyns (Vice Tour or Q Star) if things don't improve with the Maxfli.
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Starting back to golf after a couple years off and grabbed some Maxfli Tours after reading the 2021 MGS study (old ball of choice was an NXT Tour), still think I liked the NXT Tour better but could just be nostalgia. Have been playing well so far but get an occasional balloon ball off the tee and seem a half club short on irons even though I am stronger overall than a few years back. Would the X be better at preventing that balloon or adding back my iron distance (swing speed 105ish)? I already hit the ball pretty high so X balls seem unnecessary and seemed like the Tour was the better performing ball at the 100mph MGS test but I assume the robot and person are not always the same. Does anyone know if they let you mix and match between Tour and X on the 2 for $60 deal? My best play might just be going head to head on them.
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NXT Tour was my ball for years...just getting back into the game after a few years off and have a few of those left but looking for a new gamer. Tried the Tour Soft and found it a bit too soft so currently trying out the Maxfli Tour, so far ok but haven't played enough to make a final call. Hate when companies overthink things and get rid of a good thing, classic marketing overreach.
