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Has anyone played the new D2+ balls? I have played the original D2 Feel and am pretty happy with the overall performance of the ball. I am just curious if the new ball is noticably softer, or has much more capability on the green.



In The Bag....
Driver: Cobra ZL
Woods: Callaway X Hot
Irons: Gigagolf GX2 Hybrids, Nike Pro Combo
Wedges: Titleist Vokey 60º, Gigagolf SGS Black 52º, 56º
Putter:
Nike IC 20-20 Mallet
Ball: Top Flite Gamer V2, D2 Feel, Titleist NXT Tour and Srixon AD333


Posted

I suppose the ball is too new at this point. :(  Someone go buy some and then report back. haha

In The Bag....
Driver: Cobra ZL
Woods: Callaway X Hot
Irons: Gigagolf GX2 Hybrids, Nike Pro Combo
Wedges: Titleist Vokey 60º, Gigagolf SGS Black 52º, 56º
Putter:
Nike IC 20-20 Mallet
Ball: Top Flite Gamer V2, D2 Feel, Titleist NXT Tour and Srixon AD333


Posted

Still have a box of D2 Feel's and Srixon AD333's left before I go out and buy more 2-piece. Let me know how they are since they run 15 for $15, I'd probably game them after my supply runs dry.

« Keith »


Posted

Are you happy with the Ad333? I got a good offer i am considering playing them for the some time.


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Are you happy with the Ad333? I got a good offer i am considering playing them for the some time.


To me the AD333 is a little softer than the D2 Feel but I can play either ball and be satisfied. I'm not too picky on what ball I play as long as it has good feel off the putter.

« Keith »


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Now that these have been out a while, has anyone else played them yet? I played a few rounds with them, and I was impressed with their value just as I was with the previous model. I found them to be a bit softer, and the spin with wedges was excellent. I would play them again without hesitation. Any other experiences?

In The Bag....
Driver: Cobra ZL
Woods: Callaway X Hot
Irons: Gigagolf GX2 Hybrids, Nike Pro Combo
Wedges: Titleist Vokey 60º, Gigagolf SGS Black 52º, 56º
Putter:
Nike IC 20-20 Mallet
Ball: Top Flite Gamer V2, D2 Feel, Titleist NXT Tour and Srixon AD333


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