Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Nov 26 '05
Pros: Great Distance, High Trajectory, Cheap Price.
Cons: Vague feed back.
Summary: When's the last time you really, and truly "CRUSHED" a ball off of the tee box? When's the last time you took out that old 13* fairway metal, and just toasted one 200+ down the short grass? When's the last time you sent a wedge shot flying over a 60 foot ...
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Jun 24 '11
Pros: Price, Distance, Feel
Cons: Nono
Summary: My handicap has fluctuated from a 1.2 in my prime to an 8 now. I always played Titleist balls. The second tier value balls at the time were really bad. These days however, value golf balls have come a long way. I have stopped playing ...
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Aug 27 '07
Pros: Length. Arc. Sits well. Straightens drive.
Cons: Harder to control irons and high numbered woods. Putts a bit soft.
Summary: I just turned 30 and have been playing for 18 years. This year, I've finally been able to break 100 fairly consistently, despite my wildness off the tee (I'd average about 4 tee shots and thus 8 strokes lost to the woods on every round). Well, Golf & ...
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Jun 12 '07
Pros: Great price! Outstanding performance!
Cons: None found.
Summary: My purchase of these golf balls derived from testing several brands in the 10.00 to 20.00 price range to see which if any would actually help me lower my score, give me better control of my game or even if there is any difference in performance and feel. ...
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Feb 11 '07
Pros: Its the first golf ball I consistently seek out.
Cons: Hard to find any, to be honest.
Summary: The PowerSoft by Nike (Green box) is my favorite golf ball. At 15 bucks a dozen, it feels better, plays more accurately, and provides a level of confidence I haven't had with other balls. Its pretty slick looking, too, with the sharp, techy-looking ...
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Sep 25 '06
Pros: Inexpensive, Great feel, Extra distance, and holds greens!
Cons: None yet!
Summary: My golfing ability I'm a 27 handicap, and for a long time was in the beginner's mindset of "all balls play the same to me". However, recently my handicap has started to fall as I’ve started to find my swing and stopped tinkering as much. In ...
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May 20 '06
Pros: High accuracy for a low price.
Cons: No difference in distance - 'if' that is what you are looking for.
Summary: I am a high handicapper, took up the game later in life at age 39, so am still learning my game and what I can/cannot do - I have been playing for not quite two years. I have adjusted my equipment to my abilities as far as irons (going to a cavity back), ...
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Nov 30 '04
Pros: Super Soft! Almost identical to PRO V1
Cons: Soft outer shell gets roughed up pretty quick
Summary: I'm only writing a review because I've been using Pro V1s and I'm tired of spending $3.50 a ball for ...
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Jul 27 '09
Pros: Excellent price (I checked).
Great distance with a driver.
Great workabilty with my irons.
Feels good putting.
Cons: None I can think of.
Summary: I received these balls as a gift. I played one today as a lark, since I am a PRO V1 player. I was really pleasantly surprised at how well they came off the driver and how the felt with my irons. I shot a 79 with this ball and I have no complaints. I
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Jul 21 '06
Pros: Feel, cost, flight
Cons: I don't particularly like Nike as a company but that's about it.
Summary: When Consumers Report tested a number of balls and came out with their top ones, this Nike ball was rated #2. I'm about a 12 handicapper and I've been playing Titleist Pro V1s for the past couple years because I think they do fly better than most. Yet,
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Apr 04 '05
Pros: Low spin. compression rating of 62.
Cons: Made by Nike.
Summary: I'm an avid golfer and have been for over 10 years. I'm a pretty high handicapper. The biggest problem I have is slicing it into the woods. The last couple of years I've been playing with NXT's and Pro V 1x's. They both spun uncontrollably on me. By
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