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A Wilson rep gave me a two pack at Demo Day and I was able to play them last week. I really, really like this ball. There are a lot of claims of greater distance with them but since I didn't measure any drives I can't really say for sure if I hit them further or not. But I did make consistently long hits with driver and irons.

I also love the sound they make coming off a club. It's a substantial "thwack!". I found them to be very controllable, low spin off the tee and they seemed to like doing a little baby draw. Short irons and putting were very satisfying. The Duo checked up nicely and felt great coming off the putter.

I guess I'd say the Duo feels sort of like a Callaway Big Bertha Diablo but with less spin and a better sound coming off the clubs.

I'll be buying some soon.

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Duo is a great ball for the money.  They opened a PGA Superstore near me and were selling 24 ball packs of Wilson Zips(Duo replaces the Zip) for $15. Bought 6 dozen and when I got to the counter they gave me six 2-packs of Duos to try out. Very long off the tee yet soft. Decent spin, not pro-v spin but checks up and runs out a few feet. Wilson Staff makes some great balls that nobody seems to know about.

“You don't have the game you played last year or last week. You only have today's game. It may be far from your best, but that's all you've got. Harden your heart and make the best of it.”

~ Walter Hagen

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Agreed. I play the Duo and 50 elite. Very very underrated balls

Driver:Adams 9064LS 9.5 *stiff

3 Wood: Nike VRs

Hybrid: Adams A7 19*

Irons: Nike VRs Pro Cavity 4-AW

Wedges: Nike VR Pro 56'

Putter: Nike Method mc3i1

Ball: Wilson Staff Duo

Bag: Ogio Assassin

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I am currently in the process of trying out new balls. So far have tried NXT Tours, Srixon Q-Star, Bridgestone E6's and the Wilson Staff 50's. I like the 50's the best so far. Good distance, they stop and drop for me on full shots into greens and they are OK greenside. At a about a buck a ball they are going to be hard to beat.

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