TESTERS ANNOUNCED: Snell Golf Balls - MTB RED and MTB BLACK

[R_Yungz 0]

- Rob, Chicago IL

- 11.1 (tracked on The Grint)

- Been using Kirkland Signature, Snell MTB, and MG C4

- High Spin

[suppon83 0]

- Your first name and home state: Juro / California

 

- Your current handicap: 7

 

- Your current golf ball: Titleist Pro V1X

 

- Do you feel you're a "high spin" or a "low spin" player: A High Spin Player

[Beasley03 1]

My handicap is 7.9

I'm from London, England

High spin

Callaway chrome soft

 

I would play the MTB RED as I like to see the ball spin more

[aansari 0]

Amir - Chapel Hill, NC

7 Handicap

Titleist Pro-V1

Have no idea whether I'm high spin or Low spin - have never had it tested. Hit a very high ball and can control it going left or right a 7-20 yards...

 

 

[twolfe57 17]

 

(10) TESTERS WANTED

 

SNELL MTB RED & MTB BLACK GOLF BALLS

 

Snell Golf Balls - 1.jpg

 

 

Yep gang, it's time to kick off the new year for MyGolfSpy Community Forum Member Testing. We have a boffo year planned for you, and we want to kick it off with one I know you'll like...

 

We all know the story of Dean Snell, the original MTB and Dean's roll in shaking up the golf ball industry with a Tour-level ball at direct-to-consumer pricing. Well, it's been 3 years since the MTB first hit the streets, and Dean felt it was time for an upgrade.

 

A double upgrade, to be precise. 

 

Snell golf Balls - 3.jpg

 

10 TESTERS WANTED

 

Snell's new MTB RED and MTB BLACK are hitting the streets this week, and we want you guys to help us test and review them.  

 

 

Snell golf Balls - 6.jpg

 

 

Both balls share DNA with the original MTB, with some differences that will matter to the avid golfer. The MTB BLACK is a softer feeling 3-piece ball with a urethane cover and features lower spin off the tee and with long irons, but similar performance to the original MTB around the greens. 

 

The MTB RED, on the other hand, is a firmer feeling 4-piece ball that spins more for the player that wants it, both off the tee and around the greens.

 

 

Snell Golf Balls - 7.jpg

 

 

HOW TO APPLY:

 

We take Member Testing VERY seriously here at MyGolfSpy, and we ask that you put some time, effort and thought into your reviews. You MUST apply in this thread only.

 

Step 1: Snell has set up a webpage exclusively for MGS Test applicants to check out both balls and help you figure out which one might be best for you. CLICK HERE to visit the site, and make sure to watch Dean's video!

 

Step 2: In this thread, tell us the following:

 

- Your first name and home state/province

 

- Your current handicap

 

- Your current golf ball

 

- Do you feel you're a "high spin" or a "low spin" player

 

We'll be selecting 5 of you to test the MTB RED and 5 to test the MTB BLACK, so make sure you check out the video and apply for the ball you think might best fit your game.

 

Check back here next week, and we'll let you know who the lucky testers are.

 

​Thanks for being a part of MyGolfSpy, and we promise you are going to love what we have in store for you this year. 

 

 

 

(10) TESTERS WANTED

 

SNELL MTB RED & MTB BLACK GOLF BALLS

 

Snell Golf Balls - 1.jpg

 

 

Yep gang, it's time to kick off the new year for MyGolfSpy Community Forum Member Testing. We have a boffo year planned for you, and we want to kick it off with one I know you'll like...

 

We all know the story of Dean Snell, the original MTB and Dean's roll in shaking up the golf ball industry with a Tour-level ball at direct-to-consumer pricing. Well, it's been 3 years since the MTB first hit the streets, and Dean felt it was time for an upgrade.

 

A double upgrade, to be precise. 

 

Snell golf Balls - 3.jpg

 

10 TESTERS WANTED

 

Snell's new MTB RED and MTB BLACK are hitting the streets this week, and we want you guys to help us test and review them.  

 

 

Snell golf Balls - 6.jpg

 

 

Both balls share DNA with the original MTB, with some differences that will matter to the avid golfer. The MTB BLACK is a softer feeling 3-piece ball with a urethane cover and features lower spin off the tee and with long irons, but similar performance to the original MTB around the greens. 

 

The MTB RED, on the other hand, is a firmer feeling 4-piece ball that spins more for the player that wants it, both off the tee and around the greens.

 

 

Snell Golf Balls - 7.jpg

 

 

HOW TO APPLY:

 

We take Member Testing VERY seriously here at MyGolfSpy, and we ask that you put some time, effort and thought into your reviews. You MUST apply in this thread only.

 

Step 1: Snell has set up a webpage exclusively for MGS Test applicants to check out both balls and help you figure out which one might be best for you. CLICK HERE to visit the site, and make sure to watch Dean's video!

 

Step 2: In this thread, tell us the following:

 

- Your first name and home state/province

 

- Your current handicap

 

- Your current golf ball

 

- Do you feel you're a "high spin" or a "low spin" player

 

We'll be selecting 5 of you to test the MTB RED and 5 to test the MTB BLACK, so make sure you check out the video and apply for the ball you think might best fit your game.

 

Check back here next week, and we'll let you know who the lucky testers are.

 

​Thanks for being a part of MyGolfSpy, and we promise you are going to love what we have in store for you this year. 

 

[dlsmithlaw 4]

David Smith

Bremen, GA

Hdcp 7

Current ball varies between Pro V and chrome soft

I generally spin the ball pretty high

Looking for lower spin off the driver but still want high spin on approaches

Thanks for this opportunity!

[twolfe57 17]

- Tom, Virginia
 

- 16

 

- TaylorMade Project (a)

 

- Low Spin, need all the help I can get keeping the driver in the short grass!

[Jay.P.Emm 0]

Jay, TN

 

Great opportunity.  I'm excited to help if selected.

 

My handicap index is 15.2.  I play once a week and usually play mid-level balls like Bridgestone e6 soft or Srixon Q-Star.  Now trying out Q-Star Tour and the new e6 speed.  

 

I'm a low spin player.  I generally want to control driver spin (I hit 64% of fairways).  From seeing your previous videos (especially some by Dean Snell himself) I understand the differences tend to be in the 150 and in range.  But hitting just 23% of my greens I've leaned to driver accuracy.

 

I wonder how much help a higher spin ball will provide me so:

 

MTB Red

 

 

[Burton29 1]

Adam Burton

High spin golfer

ProV1 X

Hdcp: 3.2

Club speed 100mph

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Play over 40 rounds a year

Practice a lot

 

I hope I can help out!

[Docdtm 0]

Dan, Ohio

10.2

Cut Blue

Low spin

[mcmarsico 47]

Matt, GA

4.7

High Spin

Pro-V

[Ken32000 0]

 

(10) TESTERS WANTED

 

SNELL MTB RED & MTB BLACK GOLF BALLS

 

Snell Golf Balls - 1.jpg

 

 

Yep gang, it's time to kick off the new year for MyGolfSpy Community Forum Member Testing. We have a boffo year planned for you, and we want to kick it off with one I know you'll like...

 

We all know the story of Dean Snell, the original MTB and Dean's roll in shaking up the golf ball industry with a Tour-level ball at direct-to-consumer pricing. Well, it's been 3 years since the MTB first hit the streets, and Dean felt it was time for an upgrade.

 

A double upgrade, to be precise. 

 

Snell golf Balls - 3.jpg

 

10 TESTERS WANTED

 

Snell's new MTB RED and MTB BLACK are hitting the streets this week, and we want you guys to help us test and review them.  

 

 

Snell golf Balls - 6.jpg

 

 

Both balls share DNA with the original MTB, with some differences that will matter to the avid golfer. The MTB BLACK is a softer feeling 3-piece ball with a urethane cover and features lower spin off the tee and with long irons, but similar performance to the original MTB around the greens. 

 

The MTB RED, on the other hand, is a firmer feeling 4-piece ball that spins more for the player that wants it, both off the tee and around the greens.

 

 

Snell Golf Balls - 7.jpg

 

 

HOW TO APPLY:

 

We take Member Testing VERY seriously here at MyGolfSpy, and we ask that you put some time, effort and thought into your reviews. You MUST apply in this thread only.

 

Step 1: Snell has set up a webpage exclusively for MGS Test applicants to check out both balls and help you figure out which one might be best for you. CLICK HERE to visit the site, and make sure to watch Dean's video!

 

Step 2: In this thread, tell us the following:

 

- Your first name and home state/province

 

- Your current handicap

 

- Your current golf ball

 

- Do you feel you're a "high spin" or a "low spin" player

 

We'll be selecting 5 of you to test the MTB RED and 5 to test the MTB BLACK, so make sure you check out the video and apply for the ball you think might best fit your game.

 

Check back here next week, and we'll let you know who the lucky testers are.

 

​Thanks for being a part of MyGolfSpy, and we promise you are going to love what we have in store for you this year. 

 

[dgrodier 0]

Dan from New Jersey

HC: 10

current ball: Snell MTB

Looking for low spin (to straighten out my drives)

[Daniel339 13]

Daniel, Maryland

 

11.4

 

Srixon Z Star XV

 

Low Spin. 

[37's Fortune 0]

Matt, IL

8.1

Original MTB

Low

 

 

Sent from my iPhone using MyGolfSpy

[Ken32000 0]

Ken, IL, 18.6, MTB, Low Spin

 

Lovee the original really excited to try the new one.

[seanerb 0]

Sean from Maryland

Handicap: 17.3

Srixon Z-Star XV

High Spin

[10Hockey 1]

Jim :  AZ / ID

 

- Your current handicap: 6.4

 

- Your current golf ball: Prov1x

 

- Do you feel you're a "high spin" or a "low spin" player:  high spin

[papichulosteve 0]

Name/Location - Steve, NJ

H/C - 9.8

Current Ball - Srixon Z-Star XV

 

I've always been a high spin player, always on the quest to find that mythical spin killer, whether in ball or driver form.

[JonMUSC08 711]

Jonathan South Carolina
 

handicap: 15.6

 

Taylormade (a) ball

 

I feel like I create a lot of spin already with my irons and wedges. Those tend to check up very well on the greens on my approach shots. My driver gets a lot of roll from a proper launch angle.