Oregon Jack
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the lethal, huh? hmm.
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This is my exact thought. The names just seem odd to me considering the demographic of most regular golfers.Hmm. Think I like the name "Project 5" more than "Lethal"
Have they done any changes to the cover since the testing of the " project 5 ", from the reviews I'd say they need a more durable cover.
Some saw issues with durability, I found it to be as durable as any other ball I have played in the past year.
Yeah, but you but you knock the snot out of the ball.I probably had the biggest durability issues. I found the ball scuffed a little easier than other, comparable price range balls. Was not a deal breaker for me, though.
I probably had the biggest durability issues. I found the ball scuffed a little easier than other, comparable price range balls. Was not a deal breaker for me, though.
Shout out to RoundersRob for sending me two of these balls that he tested/reviewed in the Project 5 thread. Thanks a ton man! I am pumped to hit these things and, in good fortune, it is supposed to be in the 50's the next two days here in Chicago. Looks like I will be taking them to a short game area and hopefully to the course for a round.
Its going to be unfortunate the first time somebody gets icejacked and takes a "TaylorMade Lethal" off of the ole coconut.
I probably had the biggest durability issues. I found the ball scuffed a little easier than other, comparable price range balls. Was not a deal breaker for me, though.
Interesting to see the TM write up in comparison with our testing.
I would still like to prove out the wind performance, but we haven't had more than 5 mph in quite some time. Looks like that could change this weekend.
I'm sensing a trend here.
A lot of people really liked the Penta TP, but not so much the TP5.
I really wish they hadn't messed with a good thing. I will give the Lethal a shot, but am not expecting much based on how durability got rated during the THP testing.
I am incredibly excited to try out this ball. I love the Penta... but I always switch it out for the prov1x on windy days because I didn't like the Penta's performance in the wind. Now, I really want to give this new ball a chance in the stiff chicago wind... despite the terrible name.
Do you think taylormade would've noticed that and redo the cover ( make it more durable in some way)
As I'd think the whole point of thp testing is for companies to spot any weaknesses in product and improve before releasing to public (also the pros do this aswell if I'm right, and that's why they get the equipment earlier)
Do you think taylormade would've noticed that and redo the cover ( make it more durable in some way)
As I'd think the whole point of thp testing is for companies to spot any weaknesses in product and improve before releasing to public (also the pros do this aswell if I'm right, and that's why they get the equipment earlier)
I really don't think this is the case most of the time. I think they do the testing to "promote" the product and get it in front of more eyes. I would have to think that by the time the testing was done production was well underway for this ball, let alone any time for design changes. This may not be a popular opinion but its honest, a big part of THP testing.
I really liked the TP5 and will be giving this one a shot as well. However, I just have to say that this one is another swing and a miss by the old Taylormade gimmick department as far as the name goes.