Bridgestone e6

[JML22]

ill prob be playing E7s from now on

[te3point5]

I played the e6 at the beginning of the season mainly for the magical slice reducing capabilities. Anyway I didn't notice any major difference in launch between that and the other balls I've played.

I've been trying to find an inexpensive ball i like. I tried the Gamer V2, and most recently I've tried (and liked alot) the Srixon AD333.

[Tugglife2]

Any difference between these and the newer e6 balls? I picked up a dozen of the e6+ not realizing that they were slightly older than the e6.

Anyone play the e6/e6+ balls have any feedback on them? A friend of mine told me they were helping him a good bit eliminating some side spin off the tee so I decided to give them a go.

*I meant to post this in the equipment forum. Please move, thanks!*

[user9800]

These are the only balls I play. To me, they are a good all around ball at a decent price. These balls really do seem to straighten out ball flight. They are not going to cure a 50 yrd slice, but they do help. The E6 and E6+ are basicly the same ball with just different packaging. I do not have a low HC, but I try to play the same ball all the time so I can be consistant. It also let's me get a good handle on distance for each club. IMO you won't be disappointed by playing the E6 balls.

[Zeph]

Only difference is the year they are made, they changed the name through the last 4-5 years. Twice I believe actually. It was first E6, then E6+, then E6 again. I don't believe the ball characteristics have change, but the cosmetics might have.

[soloredd]

I've played the e6+ all year up until this past week and can confirm there is no real difference performance-wise between the two. I bought my e6 balls from lostgolfballs and one order had the e6+ the others had e6. Really, it's only the e6 logo that changed. These are great balls for starting out, in my opinion.