A very successful outing with the Tour Speed! Great distance and feel off clubs. The ball had some check and after knowing how not would react helped quite a bit. Play some roll out, but nothing crazy. These fly straight and spin nicely.
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The more I think about it the more I think this will do well for Titleist because of the brand loyalty /recognition. There's another ball in the same price range that performs almost identical to a ProV1 for me that I think will not get the same usage due to the brand. It's crazy how brand /marketing play such a big factor.
Personally I like the ball. It has replaced the QST in my rotation because it feels and performs better overall.
I played this ball for the first time today and came away extremely impressed. The ball was very long off the tees and was very nice intontreens on approach shots. Based on what I saw today I would easily game this ball.
I played this ball for the first time today and came away extremely impressed. The ball was very long off the tees and was very nice into greens on approach shots. Based on what I saw today I would easily game this ball.
I didn’t see a single negative today. The ball felt a touch toward the former side, which is fine for me. Our greens are super soft right now so it’s tough to judge how the ball really behaves on approach shots but o liked what I was seeing today (an inch or two behind pitch marks on full swings with scoring irons)I played this ball on a couple of different occasions last season. I liked it.
They cost $40 a dozen, right?I have played these balls the last couple rounds intermittently and have to admit I kind of like it. Have zero complaints really as a value ball. Plenty long off the tee and feels great off the putter. Probably not quite as much spin as some tour level balls but reality is its probably good enough
Maybe value ball is a stretch but its still cheaper than the tour balls that are priced near priced $50They cost $40 a dozen, right?
That's stretching the "value ball" definition in my opinion. For that kind of money I'd have to get better than "good enough" performance. It's more than I pay for Pro V1's purchased during the spring Loyalty promotion.
Tour SPEED is the $40/dozen urethane (TPU, not cast) ball.$35 a dozen, $15 at Lost Golf Balls for 5A. It’s a Titleist so there are always less expensive options with similar performance but do they have the same ball to ball quality?
Of course.This is a free country, golf is a game. Buy what you like. This is a great golf ball.