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I typically get rid of them after 3 rounds. I put a dot on a ball when I play it the first time, then a second dot for the second time. Small dot if it’s only 9 holes. After 3 rounds it’s relegated to the practice bag. 
i always use a new ball for comps. 
I do keep a couple of spare retired balls in my bag for the occasions I want to do something stupid like try drive over an out of bounds area on a par 5 to have a short second into the green. Sometimes I make it, sometimes the balls retires itself.

Winter weather. I try and hit a bunch of putts in my apartment, and a few wedge swings but I don't have any ball flight feedback. Living in  Minnesota I don't know of a place where I can go hit balls that don't cost 40-50 dollars an hour in the winter time. 

The best I got:  Several years, I was playing with my brother and his father-in law.  Carmelo told me to go ahead and hit my drive. I was new at golf and didn't hit the ball far or straight usually.  This time I did and one hopped a long solid drive into the behind of one of the gentlemen in the group ahead. Who promptly turned are and hit the ball right back at me.  It was Carmelo's buddy so there were a few laughs.  It scared the crap out of me.

MaxFli TourX,  I have used the matte ones, they work well in the arid dry of Arizona. Dry is key. 
I wont buy the matte anymore because I live in NY (because Tony says NO, NO, NO!!). But I will still play the gloss.  
If i didn't have a stash of 4 dozen, I would buy the Snell MTB X in yellow.  Or On Core Elixer would be 3rd but it is a different sound, very playable ball.
 

If it’s dry they play well.
They hold surface water which cause face skidding and green planing on landing. They are like glue on wet greens. They get dirty. Really dirty. and they hold sand. 
otherwise the Tour series are really good. Really. 
Experience. 

Lower scores. Plus the Maxfli matte look so dirty after just 1 or 2 holes


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MaxFli TourX,  I have used the matte ones, they work well in the arid dry of Arizona. Dry is key. 
I wont buy the matte anymore because I live in NY (because Tony says NO, NO, NO!!). But I will still play the gloss.  
If i didn't have a stash of 4 dozen, I would buy the Snell MTB X in yellow.  Or On Core Elixer would be 3rd but it is a different sound, very playable ball.