What ball do you play and why?

[Phil]

My wifes dad lives on the corner of a dog leg left hole and he provides me with a lot of titleist and callaway balls so that is where I get my pro v1's from otherwise if I have to purchase balls I play with the srixon ad333 which for a suprisely cheap ball plays nicely.

[bsettle]

TaylorMade TP Red LDP. I hit it further than the ProV1 and it still has the bite!

[zRam]

I play an Intech Limbo
cheap but soft and low compression, they feel like butter.

[Jay-Bird]

Vardon Flyer.

[SergioFan23]

Bridgestone e6+ works well for my game; inexpensive & you can really tear into one and bust it loong and straight down the fairway. Buttery soft feel off the irons and around the green ; yet durable enough to last a full 18 without getting scuffed. so long as you don't hit solid oak on a wayward shot. Great ball.

My favorite balls to play however are the Callaway HX Tour and Pro v1. Very durable; spin like a dradle, can't beat the feel and distance. Just wish they weren't so darn expensive.

[Sowbug2000]

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.

Dawg,

Which "quality" ProV1 do you buy from lostballs? Just curious how you would rate the different levels, or the ones you are familiar with? Just curious..... THANKS!!

[lazykoala]

If I can get a good deal I prefer to use nikes, but if a less expensive option gets good reviews from various sources like srixon soft feels I usually give them a try. I will never pay big bucks for a "top-of-the-line" ball that's not on sale.

[bioman]

Taylormade TP Red and Titleist Pro V1x. Both are great, but TP Red has a bit more distance and softer feel with a little less bite than Pro V1x.

Want to try the Nike One Tour D and the Srixon Z Star X. I don't like balls that spin too much.

[Jackemy]

The assistant pro just sold me two dozen Nike ONE Tours for $60 so I guess I playing them for most of the rest of the summer. But I usually play Srixon z-star. I like Pro V1s as well but not enough to pay $20 more than the Nike's or $10 more than the Srixon. I also like the brighter white of the Srixon over the Titleist.

[mcfc_nick]

pro-v's normally, or if im just knocking it around then anything!

[flopdarock]

ill play any premium ball and a few good not so premium balls

[etlreams]

I use to play the standard Maxfli Noodle, but last year started playing the Maxfli "Softest" Noodle. I love them. Seems I loose some distance, but I hit 'em straight, they feel good around the greens and put pretty nice. Anyone else play the "Softest" Noodle? I'm curious how they might compair to the Nike One Black/Platinum.

[enarhi]

Pro V's for casual play (They can be found by the dozens at my home course), and Callaway ix's when it matters. The Callaway's are the only ones I buy--I like their feel a bit better, but they only alst a couple holes before they get damaged from regular play.

[Jack Lee]

Currently, I play second hand balls from my local used sporting goods store. I have a mix of Nike, Noodle, Tileist, and Callaway currently. I try to take all the same brand of ball on any given round, just to keep it consistent, but I play what I have.

I am paying .25 a ball at that shop and can easily afford to lose the occasional ball at that price.

[case31]

Nike One Tour. Offers good distance when hitting driver/fairway woods/long irons; offers good playability around the greens. I used to play the One Blacks, and the One Tour replaced it. Pro V's are great of course, although just a little softer than I like.

[shankapotamus]

When I can Nike Tour D, when just playing for fun, whatever balls I have in my bag.

[Doynish]

Pro V1x. Great feel and spin.

[Cussin hacker]

Love the pro v1's when I find them. Yea I'm $$ poor. Play the Srixon soft feel. It has nearly as good distance and equal feel. Green side spin is so so though.