Comments on: Nike Juice to Launch in November

By: golfanatic

golfanatic — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 01:24:29 +0000

I asked Nike what replaced the old Mojo ball. They said the Juice. I tried a few and were good balls with plenty of distance, but the cover is diff than the Mojo and feels a little harder. Did not seem to stop as quick on the greens.
Nike also recommended the Ignite as a replacement with better green control, and I thought overall those were better. I was not looking distance, but looking a good ball for the whole game.

I also use the Nike One Black and Plat. Much softer, but for the money I'll just stick with the Ignite.

By: Spiceboy

Spiceboy — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 18:30:45 +0000

Interesting comments! I have been play Titleist NXT and LXX. I have a moderate swing speed and normally drive the ball 230. I work at a golf course and have a pick of many "used" golf balls. Recently, I picked up some Nike Juice balls and have played 2 rounds with them. I normally shoot in the high 80s and low 90s. With the Juice ball, the last two rounds, I shot in the low 80s and hit longer drives, better approach shots and hit more greens in regulation. The course I play has four par 4s over 400 yards! Yesterday I had 7 pars and missed 3 putts that looked in but didn't go in. Everything else is the same - same guy, same equipment, same golf course - different results. I am now buying a dozen "unused" Juice balls to see if the miracle continues! The ball appears to live up to its claims!

By: Sean

Sean — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 07:33:58 +0000

Wedna if you had done your research you would find that Nike isn't in the top categories of any kind of equipment counts. Driver count almost always goes to Taylor Made, and Ball count always goes to Titleist, and Nike's stuff usually comes in at prices under most other brands. If you want to talk about expensive equipment, take a glance at Callaway. Nike is still fairly new to the golf game, and just because they happened to pick up the now World #1 doesn't mean that they buy their way into anything. On any given day the only thing Nike tends to lead in numbers is total wins.

In no way is Nike crapping on the little guys.

I bought a box of Juice balls to try them out, and as a person who hits with more spin than I would like they were great for me, and at $20 a dozen, who can beat that. I bought my second dozen the other day. Nike has proved themselves to me.

By: Nancy Hanson

Nancy Hanson — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 00:18:13 +0000

Found this ball; used it the last month and have changed my scoring from the 90's to the low 80's! I am very happy with these results and it is time that I buy a box of Juice balls for continued use. I am glad to know that it is a legal ball!

By: Golfaboy

Golfaboy — Mon, 26 May 2008 00:41:13 +0000

Shut up you haters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This ball is purely amazing! I am 16 and I Drive the ball 270 but with this ball I can hit a power fade 290 let alone a draw which I can hit 310

By: wedna

wedna — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 07:22:04 +0000

I definatly agree with tartanjack
nike sucks... even though the clever wording catchy phrases and "hugantic distance" i am still saying that nike is overrated
I mean nike has sponsered like 50% of all pga pros, leaving the remander of golf companies in the dust by the Nike war machine. I personaly think nike buys its way into publisity by making the most expensive products that are not usualy the best, like tartanjack said i hate watching golf on tv seeing the majority of pros strutting down the fairway with nike $1000
golf bags and wearing nike threads hiting crazy expensive nike golf balls that nobody else on the plannet can buy. i am a fan of the underdog you could say but at least im not contributing to the rampage of buying your way into publisity,making expensive but crappy products, and putting your name on... everything so in my opinion
juice: might be a good ball (probably not)
funny but shallow phrasing
and is crapping on the little guys

By: Ulli

Ulli — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 21:39:16 +0000

I don't believe in miracles but after playing the "Juice" for a few rounds I can say that miracles do happen. As a Super Senior player I was able to reach some of the par 4 and par 5 holes in regulation. Wow, what a ball. All you older players should really look into purchasing some of these balls. You will be amazed how far you can hit them without any great effort at all.

By: keller

keller — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 00:42:12 +0000

I just bought this set of golf balls today at wal-mart.

I have a simple question; does this ball follow PGA rules?

By: Charlie

Charlie — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 15:54:35 +0000

I found one on the course, tried it. I"M SOLD!

By: Ryan

Ryan — Fri, 14 Sep 2007 04:39:07 +0000

I have been using this ball now for a few months.I golf nearly every day. I have a high swing speed and due to advertising believed that the pro v1 or the nike one platinum should be my ball of choice . But for my swing speed this ball works just fine. Not only do I get incredible distance but I also get a fair amount of spin on the ball as well. I would give my recommendation to try this ball to anyone. It does work.A+++