Titleist HVC Tour Balls

[renefjr]

Anyone play with the Titleist HVC Tour balls available at Costco? It's a great deal at $27 for 2 dozen. Just wanted to get someone's opinion before I pick some up or not.

[Q.Q.Quillume]

This may not help much. No, I haven't tried Titleist HVC Tour SF golf balls, but I did check and they are on the USGA list of Conforming Golf Balls dtd. 4/4/07.

My assessment would be for high handicap players, the HVC Tour SF would be perfectly fine, but as you improve you would want to find a ball to fit "your game". The HVC Tour SF balls aren't even listed on the Titleist website, so there is very little, if any, information on these balls regarding spin, distance, durability, trajectory, feel & whatever, but this type of information is available for Titleist Pro V1, Pro V1x, NXT, NXT Tour and DT So/Lo.

Good luck and maybe soon someone who has actually used the ball will add comments to this thread.

[ezmoney5150]

The HVC Tour SF balls aren't even listed on the Titleist website, so there is very little, if any, information on these balls regarding spin, distance, durability, trajectory, feel & whatever, but this type of information is available for Titleist Pro V1, Pro V1x, NXT, NXT Tour and DT So/Lo.

That ball was big in the mid 90's. That's why it's not on their website. Kind of on par with a NXT Tour. The tour models then were the Professional and the Balata. The medium spin ball was the HVC. I could be wrong about this but I'm close.

Titleist was crazy then, I think they had 10 different balls on the market at that time.

[Q.Q.Quillume]

Go here http://www0.epinions.com/pr-Golf_Bal...our_Golf_Balls for a couple of reviews on Titleist HVC golf balls. Caveat emptor!

[FoosIason]

I used to play those balls years ago. I liked them a lot. But they were a good ball back then for me, because I was a junior golfer. But like they said before... good ball for seniors... and junior golfers.