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Running out of balls now (wahey)

and im almost down to my 2nd choice balls (I carry some titleist dt solos incase i have a mare of a round and dont fancy losing expensive balls ill switch up to the cheaper ones to get me round the rest of the way)

Ive gamed AD333's for a while and i like them, they go a nice distance with minimal effort, putt well, and control well from short in,....

But ive wondered if the Z star would offer anything better? the price tag would suggest so, but the info on them seems to revolve around distance and not much on control,

anyone gamed both and got any thoughts?

:tmade: Driver: TM Superfast 2.0 - 9.5degree - Reg flex
:mizuno: 3 Wood: JPX800 - 16* Exhsar5 Stiff
:mizuno: 3 - PW: MP-67 Cut Muscle back - S300 stiff
:slazenger: Sand Wedge: 54degree, 12degree bounce
:slazenger: Lob Wedge: 60degree 10degree bounce
:ping: Putter: Karsten 1959 Anser 2 Toe weighted
:mizuno: Bag - Cart Style


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Z stars r great i order them used and dont plan on changing any time soon. Great spin not to much like a pro v but enough to jump back overall my favorite ball

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Awesome thanka guys

:tmade: Driver: TM Superfast 2.0 - 9.5degree - Reg flex
:mizuno: 3 Wood: JPX800 - 16* Exhsar5 Stiff
:mizuno: 3 - PW: MP-67 Cut Muscle back - S300 stiff
:slazenger: Sand Wedge: 54degree, 12degree bounce
:slazenger: Lob Wedge: 60degree 10degree bounce
:ping: Putter: Karsten 1959 Anser 2 Toe weighted
:mizuno: Bag - Cart Style


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