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Which ball spins the most?


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Like has been said above, the Nike Platinum has the most spin of the balls I've played (Pro V1, HX Tour, TP red/black, B330, etc.). I had a 6 iron shot come back about 8 ft from the ball mark last time I played with a Platinum. Too much spin on the wedges for my taste.

I need to give the e5+ a try based off everyone's opinions here.

Brandon

R7 460 SuperQuad driver
G5 3 wood
Rescue Mid 2H R7 3-AW Vokey Spinned Milled 60* White Hot Tour #5 Burner TP

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Another ball that is quite "spinny" which i don't see on your list is the HX tour 56. I found that is spins more than the pro v1, but that just might be me

Ft-i 10dg
200 steel 3 wood 15dg, 22dg rescue dual
edge cft 19dg hybrid
G2 (4-pw)
spin milled 52,58dg (oil can)white hot tour #2hawk

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Obviously any tour level ball will have the most POTENTIAL to spin the most... HOWEVER... the real answer is... a ball that is struck solidly will spin the most. If Tiger Woods played a Top Flight, he could spin it more than you could, simply because he strikes the ball better.

In the Bag (right now)...

Cleveland Tour Issue 310UL* - Miyazaki Kusala Blue 83X

Taylormade R9 TP Tour Issue 13* - Diamana Blue 63X

Taylormade TP Hybrid 17* - Matrix Altus 80X

Taylormade TP Hybrid 19* - Matrix Altus 80X

Nike Forged Blades - 4-W - ProjectX 6.5

Nike VR Black V-Rev 52*, 58*

Scotty Cameron California Hollywood

Taylormade Penta TP3 ball

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