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gualandi99

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  • Birthday 12/28/1974

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Miami, FL
  • Interests
    Cobra Rad Speed 9 degree with HZDROUS Smoke RDX Blue stiff
    Tour Edge CBX 15 degree with HZRDOUS 6.5 SHAFT
    Srixon ZX 16 degree rescue DYNAFLO 6.5 shaft
    Cobra King F9 Speedback 5-PW
    Cleveland CG 46 degree Wedge
    Cleveland CBX 50 degree wedge
    Wilson Staff TW9 54 degree wedge
    RIFE ENZO cut down to 32" with EVNROLL Gravity Grip
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  • Age
    40-49
  • Swing Speed
    101-110 mph
  • Handicap
    4.4
  • Frequency of Play/Practice
    Weekly
  • Player Type
    Competitive
  • Biggest Strength
    Driver/Off the Tee
  • Biggest Weakness
    Short Game
  • Fitted for Clubs
    No

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  1. The Kirkland ball is not even on the same level in my opinion, I have played them in the past but the Trust balls are a way higher quality and a lot less spinny.
  2. Rife Enzo cut down to 32.5" with a Evnroll Gravity Grip, ball rolls off the face with no skid.
  3. Trust golf balls which are knly available through Amazon.com. Been playing them for a full year now and they perform almost as well as a Premium Titliest or Srixon ball. Specifically the Bison X. price is right and I do not lose distance and/or stopping power.
  4. that was the point of the post, and trust me I am no bot, to inform others of a quality ball at a good price if you don't want to participate then just skip on by no need to post your stupidity. Glad others have tried the ball and others will try the ball I have no investment in it other than letting other people know about it and the quality. thanks Michael
  5. the issue with the Kirkland is spin still, I have played them as well as the others you have listed, the Trust ball still out performs them and the value is great.
  6. You may want to try these I have played the Maxfli ball as well but these are still $5 less than that and are a quality performance ball.
  7. I chose the X because I realize despite being a decent player I still benefit from the game improvement iron. I think they would give me better feel than the Cobra irons I have today. Michael - Miami, FL playing Cobra F9 speed zone irons currently current GHIN is 5.9 yes I agree to participating in forum
  8. Has anyone else played any of these balls, I bought them on a whim looking to try and find a more affordable option to the premium golf ball market. Specifically I purchased the Bison X which is designed for swing speeds of 95-105mph when they arrived I was pleasantly surprised by the look they have a pearlescent coating on them similar to many Japanese golf balls. I play weekly so first time out the performance was also better than expected they performed equally as well as my Srixon XV or even a Titleist ProV1x. I have bought other so called performance balls online but these were much more durable and the cover remained In tact which is always the issue that I run into with balls. I would out these balls on a level with the premium ball brands in the market, I did not lose performance at all, they are durable but have great feel. They fly as far as th ProV1x, spin level is similar and durability is definitely there a great ball at 1/2 the price of the Titleist offering. In any event I hope to see mygolfspy test them at some point to see where they truly stack up in the ball lab. Michael Miami, FL
  9. If you are looking to play ProV1s then the lesser expensive alternative is refurbished balls they will not hold up as much as the new ones but they will still perform similarly. Other options are www.cutgolf.co as their blue golf ball performs pretty well and is a great value at $19.99/ dozen and the DC is available in Yellow at $29.99/ dozen. I am a traditionalist and prefer white golf balls but for the money the Blue is super solid.
  10. I will say this that Cut, as well as Vice make some decent balls with the price point of cut being much better. The biggest issue i see with these balls is they lack the durability of the Titleist ProV1, Prov1x and -ProV1x. That being said buying a Cut Blue at $19.99 a dozen or a ProV1 at $49.99 a dozen do you really expect the same durability? If you are looking for a pretty good golf ball at an affordable price then Cut is a great option, the cover is pretty soft and will groove up but i have not seen a significant drop off in distance and or feel. If all things were equal meaning price points, i would play a ProV1 series ball all day, but reality is they are not equal.
  11. I live in South FL, our courses have been closed for 2-3 weeks has anyone else experienced this during the pandemic. Our local track had to rope off the course as people were treating it like a public park. I know most of the state of FL golf courses are still open as social distancing is rather easy in golf any other experiences out there like this?
  12. I can't bring myself to play a colored golf ball, the closest i can go is the truvis pattern and even then i prefer white still. I am sure it is all mental but White is still what a golf ball should be.
  13. I believe Srixon may be the #1 performing ball out there, their entire lineup is high quality. I think you will see more and more people shift from Callaway, and Titleist to Srixon in the coming years. I think moving through the level of balls the Srixon perform equal or better than Titleist balls and generally are 10-20% less in cost.
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