Sign up Closed: 2023 MGS Forum Test: Maxfli Tour Series Golf Balls

Let's get the ball rolling on another test! 

Yes, we have another test for our members!

Maxfli is super excited to have our members get their tour driven golf balls and see how they stack up against the best.

Do you already use these or are they on your short list?

Another great opportunity! I'm just about through the 2 doz of the last generation I picked up last offseason. These are quality balls, and perform well with great durability. They're not replacing my gamer, however if price was a bigger concern I could see myself switching to this ball as it is almost always on sale, and readily available.

Another awesome testing opportunity! Really looking forward to seeing how the 2023 Maxfli line performs!

Loved the maxfli revolution back in the day. Would love to try these 

I’m glad Maxfli is letting MGS forum lefties use their left handed golf balls!  

Very cool testing opportunity!

I have been wanting to try these golf balls for a long time. they are not readily available where I live unless I can get to a Dick's. I would love to be a tester.

I LOVE the Maxfli X! Excited for whoever gets the opportunity, and also interested to hear more about the S model!

Thanks to MyGolfSpy and MaxFli for giving our members another amazing testing opportunity! 

I'm still playing the previous version of the Tour ball and love it! I'll be buying more soon, so it'll be good to see how the 2023 balls stack up.

Good luck to everyone applying!

Give me an opportunity to be a tester!  

looking forward to trying these! Hopefully

After reading the recent Maxfli lab tests, I’ve been strongly considering them as my main ball. I’m very curious how they hold up and how the spin performs. 

Hmmm, so I guess some balls are only for better ("lower handicap") players.  Seems to contradict so much of what I've read on MGS.

Usually I won't sign up to test equipment that is clearly not right for me (e.g., the current Takomo iron tests) but surely ball testing applies across the handicap spectrum.

Anyway, good luck to the testers that are chosen and I will be sure to read your assessments.

Hopefully I get to try these out after reading the lab reviews on these!

The previous generation were damn good golf balls.

I would love to test the new Maxfli ball.  I used to play the Maxfli HT and Revolution back in the day.

Looking forward to this test! I'm constantly looking for cost effective alternatives to premium balls as TP5s, Chrome Softs ans Pro V1s are now between 65$ and 73$ a dozen (canadian dollars) plus taxes and brands like Vice are not readily available here. Kirklands are decent but I'm a high-spin player so they simply don't do it off the tee for me and I don't like the clicky feeling.

Edit: Dang. Just saw that only US based testers are eligible. Enjoy!

Have been playing Titleist   Pro v1, v1x and avx  for the last few years..    would be an interesting comparison.    thanks  

Have tested golf balls during my time in the golf industry and would love to test these.  Currently play the Titleist Pro V1x left dash and have consistently used Titleist since I left the industry.  

After testing the previous release of these balls, I switched over to the Maxfli Tour. Good luck to those who apply.

Another great opportunity from the MGS team.

Best of luck to all who sign-up for this testing.

I have played the last model, and still have a couple dozen left, so it will be interesting to see the differences between the old model and the 2023 version.

Play Pro V 1 and Maxfli Tour last year , love Maxfli Tour and could really help notice any differences with the S or X since I used the Tour most of the year along with Pro V 

I would love to test these balls. I wanted to try the Tour since a while. Thanks for the look Maxfli and MGS.

37 minutes ago, tdc1 said:

Hmmm, so I guess some balls are only for better ("lower handicap") players.  Seems to contradict so much of what I've read on MGS.

Usually I won't sign up to test equipment that is clearly not right for me (e.g., the current Takomo iron tests) but surely ball testing applies across the handicap spectrum.

Anyway, good luck to the testers that are chosen and I will be sure to read your assessments.

Why do you say that some balls are better for lower handicappers? 

Have no idea Maxfli had been revived.  Used to play this brand for several years.    Very curious as how the new ones will perform, especially my game had changes in the last decade.

Thanks for the heads up, will also check it out in our local store.

I had played the previous generation of the Maxfli Tour balls and thought they were a really good value.  I would like to try and see how the new ones compare and are they worth the significant price increase.