As some have already pointed out, in my humble opinion, "performance"/"best" in "feel"/"contact" will depend on many variables. Yes, I believe the performance will change somewhat when tested with different wedges/putters. For wedges, there are different materials (i.e., hardness of the metal), grind, bounce, etc. For putters, there are different material (i.e., inserts or metal), loft, balance (face or toe), weight, etc. I also found that different golf balls perform differently (at least for me) at different temperatures. For me, lower compression golf balls (e.g., ChromeSoft) during winter (40F degress) perform similar to higher compression golf balls (e.g., Pro V1X or TP5) during summer (100F degrees). Another variable for me is the speed of the green (or type of grass). I find that lower compression golf balls on faster greens perform similar to higher compression golf balls on slower greens.