TESTERS ANNOUNCED: Snell Get Sum/My Tour Balls

[Herb 0]

Herb/ Illinois

25 Hdc

Wilson Duo

8 10 Rounds/mth

[cwojtowicz 69]

Clint in Colorado

6 HDCP

Callaway SR3

Approx 8-10 rounds per month

 

I was on the verge of buying a box of these (My Tour Ball) to compare them with my current SR3s, I would love to participate in this review instead!

[Trygve4 0]

Trig from wi

Handicap 1

Pro v1x

6-10 rounds/mo

[MobileGolfer 0]

Eric Hart from MN

HC: 10.5

Bridgestone E6

12-15 rounds a month

[Mb3565 0]

I would like to test these Golf balls if I can mike brown thank u

[BTerry85 0]

Brian, Oklahoma

Current Ball - Pro V I

Handicap - 5

Rounds Per Month - 15

[Jkjs48 0]

Justin from Michigan

HC 17

BALL PROJECT A

8 to 10

[Marleygarcia 0]

Justin - PA

11 index

Pro V1x

12-15 rounds

[Cskaggs 0]

Chris Kentucky

20

Chrome soft

8

[Foster1118 1]

Sandy Foster

16

Q-Star White

4-5

[PantherGolf1313 0]

Evan Koutny Michigan, USA

14-16 handicap

Taylormade Project (a)

10-15 rounds per month

[straderp93 7]

Paul, Virginia

3

Pro v1x

10-15

[nirenberg 0]

 

10 Testers Wanted!!!

Snell Get Sum/My Tour Golf Balls

 

snell-testing-sm1.jpg

Of the direct-to-consumer golf ball companies out there, all have cool logos, many have interesting stories, and a few have near Tour-level performance.

But only one has real in-house R&D.

Because only one has Dean Snell.

Golf Ball Street Cred

Snell, in case you've missed it, is the owner, operator, chief cook and bottle washer and the driving force behind R&D at Snell Golf. Snell has been designing golf balls for 25 years and holds 38 patents. He designed or co-designed a few balls you may have heard of: the ProV1, the Tour Preferred/Tour Preferred X and the Project (a), among many, many others.

You've read about Snell golf balls before on MyGolfSpy and suffice it to say, we think they're pretty darned good.

That's our opinion, but what we really want to know is what you think.

We're looking for 10 golfers to test and review Snell's latest offerings; five to try out Snell's 2-piece Get Sum ball, and five more to try out Snell's My Tour Ball. We'll send you each 2-dozen balls, more than enough for you to tell if the Snell balls are as good as we think they are. How To Apply:

 

 

MyGolfSpy takes its testing very seriously, so please read these application instructions carefully.

In this thread, tell us the following:

1. Your name and state

2. Your current handicap

3. Your current ball

4. How many rounds per month do you play?

Good luck! We'll be announcing the testers next week in this thread.

[jbraun1704 1]

Jay   New Hampshire

 

17

 

Titleist NXT Tour S

 

8 - 10

[Mb3565 0]

Mike Brown Baltimore Maryland handicap 5 ball I play Pro v1x 20 rounds a month

[ctsvoboda 0]

Clinton Svoboda - Iowa

Handicap - 10

Current Ball Titleist - Pro V 1X

Rounds Per Month - 4

 

Sent from my SM-G930V using MyGolfSpy mobile app

[sundevilphd 0]

1. Craig from CO!

2. 12.7

3. Callaway Supersoft

4. 5-10 rounds until snow flies again!

[AlexPflug29 0]

Alex P

14

Titleist NXT Tour S

6-7

[nirenberg 0]

Ron Toussaint, 23 hdcp Nike pdf.

10 rounds per mos.

[Eddieboy 2]

 

10 Testers Wanted!!!

Snell Get Sum/My Tour Golf Balls

 

snell-testing-sm1.jpg

 

Of the direct-to-consumer golf ball companies out there, all  have cool logos, many have interesting stories, and a few have near Tour-level performance.  

 

But only one has real in-house R&D.

 

Because only one has Dean Snell.

 

Golf Ball Street Cred

 

Snell, in case you've missed it, is the owner, operator, chief cook and bottle washer and the driving force behind R&D at Snell Golf. Snell has been designing golf balls for 25 years and holds 38 patents.  He designed or co-designed a few balls you may have heard of: the ProV1, the Tour Preferred/Tour Preferred X and the Project (a), among many, many others. 

 

You've read about Snell golf balls before on MyGolfSpy and suffice it to say, we think they're pretty darned good. 

 

That's our opinion, but what we really want to know is what you think.

 

 

We're looking for 10 golfers to test and review Snell's latest offerings; five to try out Snell's 2-piece Get Sum ball, and five more to try out Snell's My Tour Ball. We'll send you each 2-dozen balls, more than enough for you to tell if the Snell balls are as good as we think they are.

How To Apply:

 

MyGolfSpy takes its testing very seriously, so please read these application instructions carefully.

 

In this thread, tell us the following:

 

1. Your name and state

2. Your current handicap

3. Your current ball

4. How many rounds per month do you play?

 

Good luck! We'll be announcing the testers next week in this thread.

 

 

 

10 Testers Wanted!!!

Snell Get Sum/My Tour Golf Balls

 

snell-testing-sm1.jpg

 

Of the direct-to-consumer golf ball companies out there, all  have cool logos, many have interesting stories, and a few have near Tour-level performance.  

 

But only one has real in-house R&D.

 

Because only one has Dean Snell.

 

Golf Ball Street Cred

 

Snell, in case you've missed it, is the owner, operator, chief cook and bottle washer and the driving force behind R&D at Snell Golf. Snell has been designing golf balls for 25 years and holds 38 patents.  He designed or co-designed a few balls you may have heard of: the ProV1, the Tour Preferred/Tour Preferred X and the Project (a), among many, many others. 

 

You've read about Snell golf balls before on MyGolfSpy and suffice it to say, we think they're pretty darned good. 

 

That's our opinion, but what we really want to know is what you think.

 

 

We're looking for 10 golfers to test and review Snell's latest offerings; five to try out Snell's 2-piece Get Sum ball, and five more to try out Snell's My Tour Ball. We'll send you each 2-dozen balls, more than enough for you to tell if the Snell balls are as good as we think they are.

How To Apply:

 

MyGolfSpy takes its testing very seriously, so please read these application instructions carefully.

 

In this thread, tell us the following:

 

1. Your name and state             Ed from Massachusetts

2. Your current handicap          8

3. Your current ball

4. How many rounds per month do you play?

 

Good luck! We'll be announcing the testers next week in this thread.