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Does anybody use them? What is your overall response? Are they soft? Long? Better or worse than Pro V1's? Find a killer deal that I might pull the trigger. Looking for any urethane ball that is available at most golf stores, in person or online too. Thanks

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Not very good IMO

don't get anywhere near the same amount of feel as the ProV1/x or the Callaway Tour i/x

Shown in the fact that at the Buick Invitational 85% of the T/Made staff players where not using the TP balls!

In my :mizuno: Staff Bag
Driver: :ping: i15 S-flex USTMamiya Tour Red
Fairway: :titleist: 909F2 15.5 X-flex UST Proforce V2 85
Hybrid: :mizuno: MP-FliHi 21* S300 +2 deg, +1/2"
Irons: :mizuno: MP-67 4-PW DG S300 +2 deg, +1/2"

Wedges: :vokey: Spin Milled 52.08 56.08 60.04

Putter: :cameron: Newport Beach customised by Kevin Colbert

Ball: :callaway: HX Black

GPS: :skycaddie: SGX


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I play the TP Red, and have played the TP Black, I used to and still do on occation play the Pro V1 and V1x. Reason I switched was purely me, no ball fitting, no one telling me that rock hard Bridgestone's will go farther, nope simply played them heads up when I played 2 balls by my self. For my swing,the TP Red gave me the best ball flite, best greenside wedge feel and ,nice soft feel off the putter face. Everytime I played the TP Red against the pro V's the Taylormade had a better score,(maybe 1 or 2 stokes, but better.) I played them against the comparable ball, The Blacks, a 3 piece ball against the Pro V and the Red a 4 piece ball against the Pro V1x. The Pro V was very good against the TP Black having the same or 1 stoke better but the TP Red has always been better for me personaly than all of them. Bad part they are $40 a dozen and the previous model is nowhere as good as the current ones. Look for the TP LDP marking on the ball, it has a different cover than the oler version which I didn't care for at all. Best thing is to do buy a sleve and go play, on a course under normal playing conditions. Trackman and ball speed moniter are great but I prefer to believe my eyes and watching the ball flight instead of a computer monitor.

Thomas " Hitman" Heitman


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