CUT Golf

[ballhawk]

Anyone have any info on this company and the balls they produce? Saw them at the local Walmart for $20 a dozen and it was for a 4 piece tour ball. They also have a 3 and a 2 piece ball. 

[GolfSpy_BNG]

I tried the cut blue last year I believe and ended up moving along. It has been so long I don’t remember what I didn’t like about it. Lol IMO there are better balls on the market. I especially like the Vice Pro Soft @ $35/dozen. If you go to their website and order 5 dozen at a time they reduce the price to about $28/dozen. 

[ballhawk]

Vice are good balls, but $20 vs $35 is a nice savings. I've seen some positive reviews on the ball on u tube, but it would be preferable to hear from folks, that may not be getting free stuff and offering their testing opinions, which more than likely are going to be favorable.

[FightingScot82]

They perform alright, but the brand name is fitting. Least durable cover on the market. You'll end up spending $40 anyway because you'll go through them so quickly. It's a shame because I actually like them. 

[ballhawk]

Well I took the chance and picked up the Cut Red, which is the 2 piece ball and played yesterday. I was very surprised with the performance and durability, in a good way. First hole, hit the longest drive I've ever hit on that hole and it was entirely due to the ball. A full 18 and the ball held up nicely, with the only exception, a cart path blemish and that has happened with every other ball I've played. Another nice surprise was the price, $19 for the 2 dozen box. I'm pretty sure I've found my new go to ball for the rest of the season. For you older players and those of you with slower swing speeds, this is a 60 compression ball so it should help with distance and at least for me, it stopped well on the greens.  

[NC Golfer]

On 9/25/2022 at 9:29 AM, ballhawk said:

Well I took the chance and picked up the Cut Red, which is the 2 piece ball and played yesterday. I was very surprised with the performance and durability, in a good way. First hole, hit the longest drive I've ever hit on that hole and it was entirely due to the ball. A full 18 and the ball held up nicely, with the only exception, a cart path blemish and that has happened with every other ball I've played. Another nice surprise was the price, $19 for the 2 dozen box. I'm pretty sure I've found my new go to ball for the rest of the season. For you older players and those of you with slower swing speeds, this is a 60 compression ball so it should help with distance and at least for me, it stopped well on the greens.  

Sounds similar to Soft Feel. But, cheaper.

[GregGarner]

On 9/22/2022 at 8:46 AM, FightingScot82 said:

They perform alright, but the brand name is fitting. Least durable cover on the market. You'll end up spending $40 anyway because you'll go through them so quickly. It's a shame because I actually like them. 

I got a demo sleeve of the Cut Blue DC from them and in terms of performance, it was great. Drives were long and straight, irons flew high with an appropriate amount of spin, good distance control. But. (and there's always a but) every full swing with an iron or wedge was taking some cover off. I legit thought I was playing balata or something. Brand new, unused ball. Tee shot to the fairway, then 8i to center of the green. Nice white mark in the middle of my iron. Get up there and marked the ball and there was a full-on scuff on the ball. Next hole, new ball (I won't play a scuffed ball), 6i into a par 3. Middle of the green, mark the putt: scuff mark. Third hole, par 5, new ball. Drive was fine, left rough. punch 9i to layup, full PW into the green. No scuff this time! ...worse than that, it was a full on cut on the ball. 

That was enough for me. Needing 2 dozen new balls to play one round of golf is out of my budget. ProV1x would be cheaper at that rate...

[Louis "John " Gavazza]

I tried the Cut ball two years ago and found that they didn't go as far as the Vice I was playing. I then tried Oncore Elixr and found they were good balls. I then moved on to the Vero X1 and these are very good balls. Now with the Oncore Elixr 2022 balls at 85 compression and 350 dimples, these are very good balls and I am moving back to them. So Oncore balls are way better than Cut balls. 

[sellemental]

I tried out the cut blue last year.  Found them so cheap I had to try them.  Like others have said, performance was pretty good, however, I also found durability was questionable at best.  I discovered the Oncore Elixr ball this year, and ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT !!!!  Could not recommend it more highly.  Have a playing partner that has switched to the Vero X1 ball, and he feels the same way.  He has even bought a bunch of Oncore swag from their website. 

I doubt most will believe this, but if I get to a hole where I think it may disappear on me (you know what I mean), I might just switch to a Pro V1 I've found on the course, and put the Elixr back in my pocket.

Good service, orders are quick.  Really good value in my opinion.   Give them a try.

[ballhawk]

Well I've played 36 with the same ball (cut red) and aside from that very small mark from a cart path, the cover has held up great. I went with the red because of the not so good reviews on the blue's and grey's and plus it's a 60 compression ball. For those of you with a slow swing speed and of course most seniors, I highly suggest you give this ball a try. I've hit some longer than average drives with this ball and that unto itself was a nice surprise. At $20 for 2 dozen at Walmart, it's hard  not to give them a try........you may be really surprised. 

Edited October 9, 2022 by ballhawk

[NC Golfer]

Cut Grey deal,

https://sport.woot.com/offers/cut-golf-cut-grey-golf-balls-8?ref=w_cnt_lnd_cat_sprt_17_1