A golf ball can be a small purchase with plenty to think about. I bring together new releases, published reviews and ball-testing stories here, with a quick take and links to the original coverage.
The Members Mark tested around 89 compression against roughly 110 for the Kirkland. Won’t find me hitting a Kirkland regardless.
Two of 36 balls were flagged for off center layers. Solid for $49.99. Love Mizuno Irons, who's trying the Pro X?
Lazrus wedges and hybrids already punch above their price, so the ball has a lot to live up to. Unfortunately, doesn't look like it's for the average golf swing speed.
All 36 balls defect free with tight compression. At $57.99 a dozen, I'd consider it if I swung fast enough.
Fresh numbers on all four Tour B models is the kind of ball review I trust. Just switched over myself.
Neal Shipley switched early and posted his best PGA Tour finish, so I'd hold off on stocking up on current Pro V1s until these hit retail.
Well Titleist did the left dash, now Callaway had to come up with something. Will wait for a YouTube review to show me the numbers.
We may have to accept a harsh reality this year with the TP5. Chrome Tour has been a solid ball, but there's nothing more testing than when it comes to the course.
Chrome Tour continues to be one of the top balls on the market. Limited editions are cool, but the all white still wins.
Finally joining the party with AIM alignment on most balls. A bit late to the game with way too much variety.