What ball do you play and why?

[BookBoy]

Titleist NXT Tour. I've developed my feel around it and know how it will play for me.

[fpuagolf]

  Fore Right! said:

Nike One Platinum...great feel, good distance, consistent spin and flight. Got 100 of them for 70 cents a piece at lostgolfballs.com. Cant beat it.

THATS CRAZY!!!

Talk about a deal, lucky!!!

[ItsAllRelative]

taylormade tp black.

doesn't spin off the driver, great feel, spins and checks around the green. durable too.

[max power]

Top Flite Gamer or D2 Feel/Strait

[JawjaDawg]

I buy Pro V1's off lostgolfballs.com...I'd honestly never pay retail for them, but when I can get them for $0.67 a piece, there's no reason not to.

[NotAStick]

I'm not picky. Honestly, I range between a scratch and a +3 and I'm not a good enough golfer for it to make a great deal of difference whether I play a good quality soft ball from company x or company y.

I can tell the difference between the Titleist ProV1 and Nike One Tour, but honestly... the extra 200 RPM of 9-iron spin (and the 3 feet of carry - with 2 feet less roll) or the extra 1 yard off the tee.... just doesn't matter to me

I sure as hell won't play one of the hard balls, but when comparing top-end balls between manufacturers, I've enjoyed playing with the Nike, Titleist, Srixon, Bridgestone, Calloway, etc.

I bought a bunch of Nike One Platinum and One Tour recently because I was able to pick up 5 dozen for less than $25 per dozen.

If I find a ProV1 in the woods, I'll happily play it if it's in good shape.

[shades9323]

I play whatever decent balls I find on the course. There are plenty of nice ones in the woods or long grass on my course. I have had the same 2 brand new boxes of Nike balls in my basement for the last 4.5 years.

[GDWindowpane]

Bridgestone B330's because I like the feel of them...

[Philip9210]

Whatever is on clearance at walmart or kmart, until i get better i can't warrant paying any more than 10-15$ for balls.

[fpuagolf]

  JawjaDawg said:

I buy Pro V1's off lostgolfballs.com...I'd honestly never pay retail for them, but when I can get them for $0.67 a piece, there's no reason not to.

I can not believe that, another post said the same thing about Nike One's.

That's my favorite site now for practice balls.

[bogeyhitter25]

I play all balls that have moderate to alot of spin. I hate "distance" balls that act like the green is ice on approach shots.

[Jhans9c1]

Right now I'm playing with used Nike balls because...well everything I wear is Nike so I just thought it would be fitting. I do prefer the Platinum's over the sft2's; they just feel better to me off the club face and overall playability.

[Comeback City]

Nike Juice Plus
Nike PD Soft
Top Flite Gamer
Top Flite D2 Feel

[wrx_junki]

I play the Wilson Staff 50/50 since I drive the ball out of bounds about twice a round. Can't beat $6 for a dozen of brand new golf balls. They are a bit soft but they do stop on approach shots. Slightly lacking in the spin department when greenside but again it's only $6...

[MA5Bergey]

Bridgestone E6+.

I have to sacrifice some distance, but the soft feel helps with my tendency to slice, and I like the way I can work the ball.

[wolverine_man]

Titleist Pro-V1 but I'm looking for something different, possibly PV1-X or Bridgestone.

[mtsalmela80]

What Prov1 are you getting at .67 a piece? Are you buying AA quality? Are they not all scuffed up nasty?

[Ghost Runner]

Bridgestone Tour 330-S