Some of your favorite golf balls

[Konrad]

I was looking around at some different medium priced golf balls, because I was running low on Pro V1x's. I was looking for something that wasn't really expensive, for just practice rounds and such. One of the balls I saw that I thought might be good are the BlackMax's from Maxfli.

Any others?

[Everardo]

I was looking around at some different medium priced golf balls, because I was running low on Pro V1x's. I was looking for something that wasn't really expensive, for just practice rounds and such. One of the balls I saw that I thought might be good are the BlackMax's from Maxfli.

I've been using the BlackMAX for quite a while now and I've been pretty happy with them. I don't use Pro V's so I wouldn't be able to tell you how they compare.

[rembrandt]

My son loves the Black Max's. He prefers them over the ProV1s. Edwin Watts has them for $19.99 right now on sale. I like the Callaway HX Hot myself. I seem to get a little more distance out of them.

[satch_ip]

Black Max are a good deal right now, as they are being discontinued with the introduction of the TaylorMade brand balls. If you want a really good deal, try the MC Lady Precept. They are 9.99 a doz! Its a good ball that started the whole soft core ball movement. They are especially good for slower swing speeds that can't really take advantage of the Pro v1.

[golfchief]

The Nike PD series seems like a good ball. Been tring them in practice rounds and some league rounds and they have me thinking of changing from my regular pro v1x's. only played the red and green PD's will try the blue soon.

[rembrandt]

Black Max are a good deal right now, as they are being discontinued with the introduction of the TaylorMade brand balls. If you want a really good deal, try the MC Lady Precept. They are 9.99 a doz! Its a good ball that started the whole soft core ball movement. They are especially good for slower swing speeds that can't really take advantage of the Pro v1.

The Pro talks about the lower compression balls being good for men also and I was wondering how they do as far as back spin is concerned on the greens?

Might be a good ball for him to consider!

[ragontona]

The Pro talks about the lower compression balls being good for men also and I was wondering how they do as far as back spin is concerned on the greens?

The ball that combines the "best of both worlds" in this respect is probably the NXT Tour. It's relatively low compression (around 70-75, I believe), and it's pretty well behaved around the greens. You won't back it up ten feet like you can with the Pro V1, but that can be a hindrance anyway...

[flap]

If you want a great deal go to Rock Bottom golf they will sell you a case 24 dozen Srixon AD333 for 149.00 delivered.And it is a good not great ball but for 50 cents a piece how canyou go wrong.

[Lumpy_22]

When not in tournaments and such, I like the NXT's or NXT tour's... The Calaways are fine, I've never had a problem with the inexpensive warbirds..The maxfli's are ok too, haven't played them much, but when I have, they have held up for the round...

[elivate]

I love Maxfli balls myself, the ones I use are the A3 solid, I can get them on sale for $15 a dozen, much cheaper than the BlackMax...

[greenail]

I'm a big Noodle fan, but I play with a lot of used Titlist proV1's that I find around the course. We have a ton of seniors who just must loose a ton of ProV1's.

[Jeepthrills]

I love the Noodle, Noodle Ice (hey I can show my femanine side), Titleist DT SoLo, Nike Mojo and the Precept Laddie. The NXT is a great ball as well. I used the ProV1 exclusively for a while, but I just love the softer feel of these.

[MaRx]

I played the Maxfli Blackmax's for most of the summer and like them alot. They are a hell of alot more durable than a Prov1(x) and make a nicer sound off the driver. I guess i dont really notice any kind of distance gains with playing either the Titleist, or the Maxfli. I bought a few dozed BlackMax's for just over $1 a piece a couple months ago and am happy i did.