HOBMAN

Definitely would never play a ball that is anywhere close to that price, plus Schawrtzel hasn't won a tournament in over 4 years. He's playing it for the sponsorship money not because it's a "magic" golf ball. They will go in the woods or water just as easy as any, but you will definitely regret it more. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

I have some, and was not initially impressed. I played them yesterday just to give them a second chance because the last time I played I them I wasn't playing well. Great off the face, feels good off putter and length impressed me. I am one of those that will try all kinds of balls. I probably wouldn't buy them again unless they was a deal for a couple dozen though. Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

From Golf Galaxy. I went there and took photos of most of the name brand clubs. Cobra (graphite shafts)there is no portion made in America (except possibly the grips and the are built in Mexico. So what does buying an overpriced set of clubs support. Lexi, Ricky, Bryson and others.

Through research and experience, there is little or no "Made in America" today. Just check the labels on the clubs. This is every OEM. I have purchased Titleist irons from DHgate and compared them to OEM's. No difference. Lofts may be a little off but all are anyway. I paid $250 with KBS TGI graphite shafts for Titleist 718 TS3 irons as opposed to $1400, and every component is made in China anyway. Ridiculous. Sponsorships and advertising run up the prices