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is MGS going to do another "buyers guide" with all the 2020 releases? Seems like it would be great given all the new "tech" with the Reactive cover from B-Stone and the new CS lineup.....Srixon has new balls out as does Titleist with the new AVX.......even if the test was brief with only 10 models, it would be great......that test was the best. 

 

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This is certainly no official word, just my personal thoughts.  

But I don't think this is a test that merits being done every year.  Most of the premium balls have two year life cycles, ProV, Srixon Z Star, TP5/X  and yes even though Bridgestone has a new ball out and Callaway is working to improve the Chrome Soft model, it's an awfully big undertaking to do each year when the majority of balls that people will be interested in haven't changed. 

Unlike the Most Wanted testing which is done on site at MGS, the ball testing was done out of state at a facility that had a robot and range that could accommodate the parameters of the test.  I'm sure it was a very expensive and time consuming effort. 

 

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1 hour ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

This is certainly no official word, just my personal thoughts.  

But I don't think this is a test that merits being done every year.  Most of the premium balls have two year life cycles, ProV, Srixon Z Star, TP5/X  and yes even though Bridgestone has a new ball out and Callaway is working to improve the Chrome Soft model, it's an awfully big undertaking to do each year when the majority of balls that people will be interested in haven't changed. 

Unlike the Most Wanted testing which is done on site at MGS, the ball testing was done out of state at a facility that had a robot and range that could accommodate the parameters of the test.  I'm sure it was a very expensive and time consuming effort. 

 

Maybe for 2020 MGS can do a test surrounding the new innovations of the Triple-Track vs. TP5/x Pix vs. TRIDENT Align vs. No direction marker to test the viability of these alternative alignment aids instead of a pure 'best golf ball out there'

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3 hours ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

This is certainly no official word, just my personal thoughts.  

But I don't think this is a test that merits being done every year.  Most of the premium balls have two year life cycles, ProV, Srixon Z Star, TP5/X  and yes even though Bridgestone has a new ball out and Callaway is working to improve the Chrome Soft model, it's an awfully big undertaking to do each year when the majority of balls that people will be interested in haven't changed. 

Unlike the Most Wanted testing which is done on site at MGS, the ball testing was done out of state at a facility that had a robot and range that could accommodate the parameters of the test.  I'm sure it was a very expensive and time consuming effort. 

 

understandable......BUT you guys set the standard.....and with new balls entering the market this year from many major manufacturers, it would be cool for you guys to do an abbreviated test each year.....just saying.....you left us wanting more!!!

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6 hours ago, J_L_35 said:

Maybe for 2020 MGS can do a test surrounding the new innovations of the Triple-Track vs. TP5/x Pix vs. TRIDENT Align vs. No direction marker to test the viability of these alternative alignment aids instead of a pure 'best golf ball out there'

Isn’t he TP5 pics basically stolen Truvis Technology? 

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1 hour ago, Kor.A.Door said:

Isn’t he TP5 pics basically stolen Truvis Technology? 

TP5 Pix has technology has an alignment feature in it.  Truvis has no alignment technology.  It's main purpose was to make the ball visually appear larger at address and to be easier to follow the flight. 

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:titelist-small: T350 5-GW SteelFiber I80 

:titelist-small: SM10 48F/54M and58K

:ping-small: S159 48S/52S/56W/60B

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