Best ball under $40

[matskline]

What’s the best ball you have used under $40 in terms of consistency and overall quality? 

Edited September 20, 2021 by matskline

[tschott]

I've been playing the OnCore Elixir for the last year and a half. Very good ball and you can usually buy at 2 for $50. I play to a 7.2 and it does everything I need it to and you don't feel so bad when you lose one

[Old Tom Morris]

Every ball on the market is $50/doz. or less.

[GregGarner]

On 8/2/2021 at 5:49 PM, Old Tom Morris said:

Every ball on the market is $50/doz. or less.

I mean...https://cleargolf.com/pages/golf 

[Old Tom Morris]

3 hours ago, greggarner said:

I mean...https://cleargolf.com/pages/golf 

Well, until now I’ve never heard of Clear Golf Balls, and never seen them for sale in a pro shop anywhere .  

[Superjoemofo]

Just switch from Bridgestone Tour B REX's to these, and gotta tell you THIS is my new go to ball after playing a few rounds they play and hold up just as well as the Bridgestones but $15-$20 cheaper... Hard to beat that deal.

[Shapotomous]

4 hours ago, Superjoemofo said:

Just switch from Bridgestone Tour B REX's to these, and gotta tell you THIS is my new go to ball after playing a few rounds they play and hold up just as well as the Bridgestones but $15-$20 cheaper... Hard to beat that deal.

Why is there a graphic of a fish on the sleeve?  Are they subliminally trying to influence where they'll end up?       They should put a close up of a cup with a flagstick in it.    

[6 Aces]

I switched from the Srixon Z Star to the Maxfli Tour CG about 4 months ago based on the '19 ball test. The latest ball test confirmed (for me) they are a best buy in performance for the price. For my swing they are a longer ball than the Srixon, I'm about to become among the elderly(80),  and I need all the distance I can find!  And I like them around the greens as well.  Index is 13.6 

[Deepred]

I actually believe in buying the cheapest ball that does what I need it to do. Titleist TruFeel and Tour Soft do everything I need. If the new Maxfli TriFli ball came in yellow I’d give it a try. 
The Wilson Duo Pro is an exceptional ball and is on sale now. If it came in a non matte color I’d load up on those.

I find higher spinning urethane balls require more practice and consistency than I have time for. 

Edited January 18, 2022 by Deepred

[Paul Hedrick]

Typically I put balls on my christmas wish list, so they cost me nothing!  LOL

[PBH3]

Love the Snell MTB-X.  Have been gaming it for a couple of seasons now.

[fixyurdivot]

Not knowing anything about your game, a bit hard to answer.  But, if you spend a little time looking over this information, I suspect you'll find a few to try that meet your $40 or less criteria.

BEST GOLF BALLS 2021 | MyGolfSpy

... oh yeah, and welcome to the forum!! 

[GregGarner]

On 1/12/2022 at 9:57 PM, Deepred said:

If the new Maxfli ball came in yellow I’d give it a try.

Ask and ye shall receive

Note that it is YELLOW. Almost to the point of being chartreuse. I love it. (And I am firmly in the camp that believes golf balls should be white...)

[Yellow Ball]

24 minutes ago, greggarner said:

Ask and ye shall receive

Note that it is YELLOW. Almost to the point of being chartreuse. I love it. (And I am firmly in the camp that believes golf balls should be white...)

There is hope for you yet! 

[Deepred]

I was referring to the new TriFli, not the Tour. I have seen the Tour in yellow but several people have said the yellow chips very easily.

 

[Tom the Golf Nut]

2 hours ago, Deepred said:

I was referring to the new TriFli, not the Tour. I have seen the Tour in yellow but several people have said the yellow chips very easily.

 

I play the tour ball. I switch over to a yellow ball from the time the fairway grass goes dormant until it turns green again in spring. I haven’t seen any chips, cuts or worn spots yet. I rarely lose a ball and play it for quite a few rounds. I just pulled the one I used over the past four rounds out of my bag to check it. After cleaning off a dirt mark it still looks good as new. I can't tellyouhow it will hold up to a cart path because I haven't hit one with it yet.

[ChuckZ]

Titleist Tour Speed ($40), Tour Soft ($35) TruFeel ($25) as advertised on their site, could be a penny or two less on other sites.  Good golf balls.  I would go with true and tested brands.  Some off brands claim as good as a Titleist.  NOT.  You get what you pay for.    

[Middler]

The two best balls under $40/dozen for me are the Snell MTB/X and the MaxFli Tour/X - almost as good as ProV1 to me at least. Comparable performance, slightly less consistent quality - and I wouldn't know that if it wasn't for MGS Ball Lab. I played the Snell MTB exclusively for 3-4 years, switched to MaxFli Tour last year when Snell prices increased and they were rationed/out of stock at times. Again I never would have even considered the MaxFlis had it not been for MGS Ball Lab. At the moment I have 2 dozen ProV1's in the closet (gift from my wife) and 5 dozen MaxFli Tours.

[JoJo]

Kirkland V 2.0. How can you beat 24 balls for half the price of a box of Pro V1’s??? I can tell that I lose distance on my drives, but for the cost I will justify losing a couple yards. 

[MC3157]

I've been using Vice Pro for the last 4 years. When buying in bulk they are only $26/dozen and for me, they perform as well as ProV1's. I just don't lose as much money when I lose one!!