What golf ball do you play?

[ehilburn11 19]

Was planning on playing today but the rain got the best of my afternoon. After sitting around reading through MGS (Just joined and very addicted) I've started to question the golf ball I play.

 

I played golf a ton in high school and just now getting back into it at the end of my college career. I shoot about 85 average from middle tees.

 

I currently play Bridgestone e6 soft and looking to try some new balls out. It's not that I really have anything to complain about the ball but I've been playing e6's for 6+ years now. I have never heard of Snell balls before joining this forum so definitely interested in ordering some of those to try. But with all the tests going on it's got me wanting to do a test of my own. What do you think I should put on my test list and what do you like about that ball?

 

 

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[yungkory 10,333]

I was selected as one of the Vice Pro Plus testers, and I'm in a similar boat as you - looking for a new ball to play. I currently swap between Nike RZN Black/Platinum, and the regular Vice Pro. To test the Vice Pro+ I figured I'd put it head to head against the more expensive competition. Right now, I've decided on:

 

• Vice Pro+
• TM TP5
• Bridgestone B330s

We score around the same, it'd be interesting to see how you feel about the same balls if you're willing

 

If not, I HIGHLY recommend trying the Vice line. I'm honestly really impressed with the Vice Pro, and absolutely can't wait to try the plus.

[TBT 2,760]

I love the Snell MTB, very similar to a ProV1

[Tak 6]

Give Forte balls a try and the callaway chrome soft take some beating, srixon ad333 tour are great balls too

 

 

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[Camcmart 852]

Srixon makes some quality balls, but Snell and Vice are great also, especially for the price. Personally, I work grounds at a country club so I play whatever I find (usually ProVs and Chrome Soft) and after testing the new e6 soft/speed, I think I prefer ProVs but usually lean toward Chrome Softs.

 

 

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[Apolloshowl 2,678]

I'm a big srixon fan. They make some really good balls and have a ball to meet anyone's needs I find.

I've had a lot of success with the q star tour this year.

 

 

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[Jayseph1984 5]

Wilson staff Duo or the Duo urethane. I've been using the Duo's all year they perform as well as anything I've ever used.

 

 

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[kro44 20]

Gotta repeat what a few guys have said , love the snell gold balls !

 

 

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[EthanSterlingPrice 1,302]

I got a sleeve of Costco's Kirkland signature balls from a friend on the forum and loved those but I also like Bridgestone's b330-rxs model a bunch so until I decide on a clear cut favorite I use both.

 

 

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[Ol'Pal Gary 2]

I like Titilist NXT over Pro V1 I'v also been using E-6  & Callaway Soft

I'd like to try Vice & Snell next

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[BDubya23 171]

Currently playing ChromeSofts until I run out. I think I will end up giving those new MaxFli balls a go. I'm curious to see if they're worth it.

[ehilburn11 19]

I'm thinking I'm going to put the Chromesoft, Vice Pro soft, Both Snell balls up against the e6. Will keep y'all updated thanks for the responses!

 

 

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[bullldog 1,385]

Posted before but anyway

Check Dick's S.G. Maxfli U6, there is 3 types. It a urethane ball. Buddy just picked some up last week, 2dz for $35.

[Spur22 212]

Been gaming Chrome Softs since they came out but am currently testing the Srixon Q Star Tour and it might knock the Chrome Soft out of my bag.

[BDubya23 171]

Posted before but anyway

Check Dick's S.G. Maxfli U6, there is 3 types. It a urethane ball. Buddy just picked some up last week, 2dz for $35.

Did he say whether or not he liked them?

[bullldog 1,385]

Liked em alot. Spun & stopped on greens really well. I've played them a little, felt a lil harsh but think I bought the higher swing speed than I needed.

[revkev 22,926]

Anything Urethane - figure out if you're an X or not type guy and from there it really doesn't matter except that you pick one and stick with it because they are each a tad different.

 

Don't go for non Urethane covered ball though if you want to have a full array of short game shots available to you.

 

 

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[Peaksy68 4,092]

I've been playing Srixon Z Star for years now. I've tried a few other Urethane balls, but keep coming back to the Z stars. I'm happy to play previous years models, as the difference is minimal and great deals on multi dozen buys makes them much more affordable than Pro V's.

 

The fact that I score better with the Zstar than any other ball I've tried keeps me going back to them. It may all be mental, but if it's not broke, why fix it.

 

I think it's important to use a ball for extended periods, and not chop and change all the time. This gives a chance to work out what the ball will do under different conditions and on different shots.

[fozcycle 12,550]

Today I played a Taylormade Project (a) .....one ball, the entire round.....I like it!

 

 

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