Precept MC Distance

Pros: They are great and cheap
Cons: none

Do you want to try a new ball for cheap, then these are the balls to get. I, too, am an average golfer and I just love the ball. This is one of a few who are cheap, but also will satisfy your golfing needs. Not only do these balls travel, but also they...

Pros: They were free, the cover held up
Cons: Dead flight, no bounce or roll, lousy on the green, an all around bad ball

While at a charity golf tournament, I won a box of MC Distance balls as a door prize. Unfortunately, it wasn't much of a prize when I went out to use them. I normally play with balls from the Top Flite D2 line, hence they are my baseline ball.The ...

Pros: Durable
Cons: Below Average Feel

For a mid-priced ball with big claims, this one was pretty average. The distance was about the same as some of the rock-hard $10-per-dozen balls I've tried and the feel wasn't much better. It also seems as though they aren't as accurate as others in...

Pros: Great distance, durability and feel
Cons: Not very good chop on rock hard greens

After playing 72 holes of our club championships using just 2 Precept MC distance golf balls I thought. Hey I've only lost 1 ball in 72 holes and also how remarkable durable the covers were. For a distance ball they are one of the best feeling balls not...

Pros: Famous Precept Feel
Cons: Still lacks the usual Precept distance, just not as much

As the avid golfer I am, I tend to go on a sporadic testing spree of golf equipment every now and then, from clubs to balls to apparel. The Precept MC Distance is my second favorite of all Precept Balls, behind the Precept MC Tour Premium (Also...

Pros: good cheap ball
Cons: dont impress friends with name

I purchased these balls over the summer and took them to the course with me and was very impressed.The ball did seem to travel farther and now i have all of my friends using them. I am playing them in my backyard just with my pitching wedge and found...

Pros: Very long, soft feel, great price
Cons: none

I had played the Lady for a while then switched to the Laddie. These were on sale for $10 so I thought I'd try them. They are long, as long as the ProV1x which I also play. They have a great feel and although they're advertised as low spin I can back them up on the green. I'm an 8 handicap and play 5 times a week. It's nice to find a great ball at a cheap price