Which golf balls do you use?

I allways play the Titleist Pro V1, but I would sugest the Titleist NXT Tour or NXT Tour S.  Great distance with pretty good short game spin and feel, the NXT Tour has more distance and a little more spin, the NXT Tour S is softer feeling and has moderate spin.  I love the Pro V1, but you need to go out and test out a couple that you like.

Callaway Hex Black Tour.

I have never been a big fan of Callaway, but I got some of these balls when Ernie Els won the Open Championship and Callaway had a big discount.  LOVE 'EM!  I would compare them to the Pro V1x.  Low long game spin, awesome distance, relatively soft feel, and great spin inside 100 yards.

In fact, for me they have the perfect amount of spin.  On full wedge shots they don't spin back as much as the V1x, and on half wedge shots and pitch shots they check up as good or even better.

The only thing that really bothers me is the defect in the cover construction.  It does not affect playability, but it bothers me that Callaway would send out all these balls with a consistant cover defect.  Specifically, the hex pattern below the logo on both sides looks like someonoe took a razor blade and lightly traced the hex pattern.  It is very hard to see until you hit that spot a couple times with your irons, and then it starts to show up.  I have played several dozen at this point and the mark is consistant.  Since it hasn't affected playability, and I like the way it plays so much, I've overlooked it. 

Srixon Z-star, best of two worlds, long of the tee with great feel around the green.

Bridgestone e-6 for sure

I've played a lot of balls this year. For me the standouts were the ProV1's, E6, 330RXS and S and believe it or not the DT SoLo. Pretty much didn't like anything else I bought or found. The exception being the Noodle+, decent cheap ball but wouldn't buy again unless I was strapped for cash.

Im using the Bridgestone E5 right now.  I love it!  Its got a urethane cover, so it spins really well and they only cost $27 a dozen.  Youd be hard-pressed to find a better ball under $40 a dozen.  The Srixon Q-Star is really nice too and feels very soft but it doesnt have the spin of the E5.

Nike One Vapor Speed was my go to ball this year, I like the Nike PD soft as a cheep back up. I also like the Callaway HX hot and Srixon Ad333's.

I use Titleist Pro V1 as well

Bridgestone B330RXS, or the e6 when money is an issue.

pro v1's, v1x's or the titleist velocity's. those are the 3 i play depending on conditions.

From my post in the 'Best Ball for the $' thread:

Played rockflites briefly when started golf.  Then got to Bridgestone fitting.  Tried their suggestion but couldn't get over the clicky feel.  Tried Callaway and Titleist briefly, no real love.  Then i got a free sleeve of Srixon AD333 from someone and they felt so good, so soft when putting, chipping, ... that I never looked back.  The only ball I have played for years now !

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Originally Posted by Dave2512 

I've played a lot of balls this year. For me the standouts were the ProV1's, E6, 330RXS and S and believe it or not the DT SoLo. Pretty much didn't like anything else I bought or found. The exception being the Noodle+, decent cheap ball but wouldn't buy again unless I was strapped for cash.

I play exclusively with DT Solos... Man for a 2 Core ball, it acts like a 3 core ball. And its nice on the pocketbook.

The ball putts extremely well.

I started playing the Bridgestone series, seems like they have a different ball for each part of your game you are focusing on, go on their website and do the ball fitting. I did this and used the ball I was fitted with for one round and fell in love...you wont get the spin Troy Aikman throws in the commercial, but then again you wont complian like Deon Sanders either...