Barberakb
USAF / Go Cowboys!
I said the same thing, then I tried one...
I also said I wouldn't use graphite shafts in irons...
Try one, I dare you hehe
New Callaway Chrome Soft Truvis
I said the same thing, then I tried one...
I also said I wouldn't use graphite shafts in irons...
Try one, I dare you hehe
moosejaa
Mr. Inconsistent
Unless it is a marked improvement over an all white one, no thanks.
And I'm all for graphite shafts in irons
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Unless it is a marked improvement over an all white one, no thanks.
And I'm all for graphite shafts in irons
I said the same thing as barberakb dude. They are just kind of fun.. And they do a couple things visually that are pretty interesting.
Grab a sleeve and if you hate them, I'll replace them with whiteness when we play our next round!
I'll cover that guarantee. I have a dozen CS•• I'm not using right now
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moosejaa
Mr. Inconsistent
Deal! I'll just have to separate my disdain for soccer from the golf ball the best I can. Lol
I really like the look of these. May have to give them a try.
Also these are really cool.
Wicked Cool Bearded Man
4thegolf+4thefriends
My recommendation is to start by using them in short game practice to get used to the look. A lot easier to switch when you're used to see them already
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About all I play now is the yellow and black truvis. It's such a great ball both performance wise and looks wise.
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These are a blast to chip with, just watching the spin on the ball is really a lot of fun.
IndySC
'16 #TheGrandaddy
Agreed. This alone would be a reason to practice with them at a minimum. The visual feedback to your shots is the biggest proponent for me.
Played a black/yellow one yesterday in low 40 degree temps and it preformed just fine. Just a great all around ball.
AZRhode
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My favorite ball right now is the yellow/black truvis. They are easy to identify, they are helpful to chip and putt with and after my initial reluctance, I think they're pretty cool. My kids originally got them for me for my birthday in July and now I'm hooked. I'll have to grab another dozen soon.
I bought 2 dozen for myself, then the gift I got my brother didn't arrive in time for Xmas... so he got a dozen Yellow/black Truvis and I only have 1 dozen now.
parsaver
Member
Just picked up a few 3 packs. It's good to see if the ball is skidding on putts. I bought them for fun and don't plan on replacing the all white balls.
Shout out to alez367 who reached out to me once I showed interest in getting blue balls. Wait....did that sound right? Anyways.....thanks for the shipment buddy!
Puttin4Bird
Say what again mf'er!
:bulgy-eyes:Shout out to alez367 who reached out to me once I showed interest in getting blue balls. Wait....did that sound right? Anyways.....thanks for the shipment buddy!
I'm saving these for you this summer bro! :laughing:
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that is a face of pure jealousy.
Puttin4Bird
Say what again mf'er!
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Hahaha these things are amazing!
I think I need to take a sleeve of these beauties out for the round tomorrow.
I love these blue ones. It so much fun to see the spin off the RTX 3 CB's check and almost stop spinning and then slowly rollout. You can also see side spin on some shots. Gives me a good indication on how good I'm hitting my wedges. I had three shots from 75 to 85 yards that just stopped on a dime with my 58°.
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The practice element is a big reason why I wanted to pick some up. It makes a ton of sense off both the putter and the wedge to see how the ball is moving.