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I have been playing Intech Beta balls this season and I am happy with them because they perform well for the price. I tend to lose balls, unfortunately, so price has to be an important factor.

Does anyone play these or has anyone played them in the past? I prefer low compression balls and am considering ordering some of these, but the only reviews I have found are all sparkling and have no cons listed, and I never trust an online review that doesn't have something both positive and negative to say.

Just like some objective thoughts on how these balls perform.

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THEY WILL GO LONGER ON DRIVES, IRONS AND WEDGES IF YOU'RE NOT CAREFUL. BUT I USE IT TO MY ADVANTAGE. I USED TO PLAY ULTRA balls on the drive and swap a top flite FEEL ball on the next shot. but now i play the INTECH LIMBO ULTRA SOFT all the way from tee to hole.

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I switched from Beta Ti to Limbo for a short time around two years ago. The Limbos were just plain worse for me. They were less consistent, flew to low, and (amazingly) felt harder and less responsive. The Beta Ti is a really good ball for the price. It is a fairly good ball, period. I needed more green holding spin though, so I gave the Betas up.

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