Top Flite D2 Feel vs Bridgestone e6

[jallen100]

I personally thought the e6 was to soft.

[uttexas]

E6 is solid, but I actually prefer the D2 Feel regardless of price. In terms of pure performance I like the E5 better than both.

Tested the D2 Feel vs the e5+ at my local par 3 yesterday.

e5 lands softer and spins more. The feel of the E5 is crisper/stickier/more quality. D2 feel balloons and feels really soft (rubbery), lands soft, but rolls out more than the e5. The e5+ is a better ball, but not sure if it's worth the extra $ for casual rounds.

[shades9323]

If you can make a ball spin at all a Gamer is a bad fit for you, unless you want to change out your ball after every iron shot. I shredded them like Enron documents when I tried them.

Try the V2, they don't shred like the originals.

Unless all you care about is price, theres no reason to favor the D2 Feel over the e6. I tried the E6 last summer and with that ball I hit some of the straightest shots Ive ever hit.

Your last sentence is an oxymoron. If it has a soft cover, how can it be a "rock"?

[sean_miller]

Your last sentence is an oxymoron. If it has a soft cover, how can it be a "rock"?

The cover has very little to do with feel off a driver or long iron. Either way, he's wrong though, it's way softer than a tour ball off the driver.

[max power]

Tested the D2 Feel vs the e5+ at my local par 3 yesterday.

Agreed-that's why I buy the D2 Feel when I can only find the E5 or another urethane ball at full price. Usually I find a tour ball or the E5 on sale, but it's nice knowing I can always get the D2 Fell for $1 ball.