Srixon AD333 vs NXT extreme vs Topflight d2 feel

[americanfighter]

I am a intermediate golfer and now am trying to find the right ball for me. I want a ball that will stick to the green has a soft feel and is relatively straight.

I like the NXT tours but I am hoping to find something a little more durable.

The NXT extreme topflight D2 Feel or the Srixon AD33e are the ones I have looked at I wanted to see if anyone had an opinion on them I am also open to other Ideas.

[Snake]

I have used the NXTs and D2s. I haven't tried the AD333s but I have used Srixon Trispeeds. Those are all good choices along with the Bridgestone e5+/e6+.

[americanfighter]

I have used the NXTs and D2s. I haven't tried the AD333s but I have used Srixon Trispeeds. Those are all good choices along with the Bridgestone e5+/e6+.

what are your experiences with the nxt extremes and D2 feels?

[alf174]

Out of those 3, I preferred the D2 Feels but its based on personal (subjective) preference and price (D2s are like $16 per 15). I also like the Gamers and Wilson Zips.

[Snake]

what are your experiences with the nxt extremes and D2 feels?

To be honest, I really can't tell much of a difference between most mid-priced balls...probably due to the level of my game. They all feel and perform about the same to me. I have had good rounds and bad rounds with all of the above balls. The difference between a ProV1 and a D2 is noticeable, but a NXT and a D2, not so much. Having said that, when I buy balls, I usually buy NXTs (either Tours or Extremes). Not because I have any proof that I actually hit them better, but because I FEEL like I do. Golf is such a mental game. A wise man once told me "If using a certain driver [or ball in this case] inspires confidence, then use it and don't think twice."

[AlCzervik]

AD-333 is real nice except that the cover cuts easily.

[bogeyhitter25]

The only Top-Fliters that I like are the D2 Feels, and the Gamers.

[Chief Broom]

As what I feel to be an intermediate golfer (bogey golf) I've found that I seem to fair better with a three piece ball designed to reduce driver spin but to still maintain greenside playability. Examples that I've tried and like are the Bridgestone e6+, Nike Ignite, Wilson Zip.

A couple of months ago I bought a dozen of the Bridgestone e6+ and a dozen of the Wilson Fifty. The Wilson Fifty is a two piece low compression ball. I liked the Wilson Fifty, but I blew through that dozen balls in about three weeks. I just kept losing them. Two months later though and I've still got 6 of the e6+'s. That is a totally unscientific conclusion, but it seemed like I'd lose one or two of those Wilson's just about every round. The Bridgestones though I easily get several rounds out of a single ball. I just seem to be able to find the Bridgestones easier after a bad shot. After I noticed this I remembered I'd bought my son a dozen Nike Ignites earlier this Summer and since that is a three piece designed for low spin with the driver but good greenside control I took a couple of his and tried them out and had the same positive result. Those balls were good for a couple of rounds too.

[americanfighter]

Played the NXT extremes and Top flight Gamers today. Love them both Thanks for the help everyone.

I will probably play the gamers they are cheaper and a 3 pice ball. Best value ball there is in my opinion. Perfect blend of distance and spin. I can crush it off the tee and make it check up on one hop no problem.