Borss
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Unless a company wants to sponsor me and send me balls, I feel no obligation to commit to one ball.
Commitment to a golf ball for an entire season.
goodearth
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To me it seems like people can't even commit to a set of clubs for a year so them not committing to a ball is a no brainer.
theoverswinger
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I've been using pro-v1's and pro-v1x's for the past 13 years.
This thread inspired me to go look for a Bridgestone ball fitting. Unable to find one close, I went online and chatted with their online reps. Based on my numbers from my iron fitting, he recommended the RXS. Next golf ball purchase will be some '16 RX & RXS to see which one will be my primary this year.
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Good I'm glad for you!
I don't think I can. I like to try different things, a lot of that is due to what I read on here. I do have a good stock of my main gamer ball that I plan on playing for most of the year, but I still have a few other balls out there I want to try.
Last year it was Q-Star all year. Great ball. I have been playing a lot with B-330RX and Chrome Soft this year so far, I plan to play one of the two this year.
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Commitment to a golf ball for an entire season.
I mostly alternate between the Chrome Soft and the E6, but this winter I played the Supersoft. For Christmas, I got a couple dozen Q-Stars, and put them in the rotation, and have been pleasantly surprised how well they have performed. I've also been intrigued by the Superhot 55 review thread. Long story short, I test out other balls from time to time, but usually come back to the main stays (Chrome Soft or E6).
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I mostly alternate between the Chrome Soft and the E6, but this winter I played the Supersoft. For Christmas, I got a couple dozen Q-Stars, and put them in the rotation, and have been pleasantly surprised how well they have performed. I've also been intrigued by the Superhot 55 review thread. Long story short, I test out other balls from time to time, but usually come back to the main stays (Chrome Soft or E6).
Dax
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TM_Bobby723
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I've played the TaylorMade "tour level" ball since the TP Red LDP's. I played the Penta and HATED it, so I bought a bunch of TP Red LDP's on sale. Then went into the Penta TP5, Lethal and now the Tour Preferred X...
This year going forward it's going to take me a lot to move off of the 2015 Chrome Soft. I've really fallen in love with the feel and how much bite I can get with them with my wedges without sacrificing increased control with my longest 3 or 4 clubs.
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Yep and have for the last few years Bridgestone B330-RX. Not sure if I will ever switch.
Robman7
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This is the way I have gone also. This year will be my second with it and has performed better than the rest
Q-Star is a solid ball. I played them a bit last year when they were on sale. Couldn't keep me away from the RX though.
Condorll
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E6 in warm (75-100 degree) weather, Supersoft for cooler (45-75 degree) weather.
Poochgolfer11
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I usually play b330-s in nice weather unless I am gifted other balls or want to try something different. Always come back to the same ball though for most of my rounds.
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I think the new one is even better!
