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I'd be interested in trying out the B330-RXS. Barring another polar vortex, there should be some reasonable golfing weather in Atlanta soon.

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I'm going to assume that having 6 inches of snow on the course would disqualify an individual from participating here unless they're specifically looking to test properties of the ball for Canadian and/or Arctic markets.

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B330RX is what they told me.

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[COLOR=181818][COLOR=222222]Bridgestone would like do some pre-release testing with The Sand Trap. Bridgestone has allotted 25 dozen balls of the 2014 B330 series balls (Tour B330, Tour B330-S, Tour B330-Rx and Tour B330-RXS) for members to test under embargo. This means you cannot post packaging photos, talk about the latest technology or your experience using the balls until 1/21.[/COLOR][/COLOR] [COLOR=181818][COLOR=222222]Here are the requirements:[/COLOR][/COLOR] [COLOR=181818][COLOR=222222]- Looking for members that are in climates where they can test now.[/COLOR][/COLOR] [COLOR=181818][COLOR=222222]- US Resident.[/COLOR][/COLOR] [COLOR=181818][COLOR=222222]- If you've never done a Bridgestone fitting you need to go through B-FIT to help select with model is best for you.  Models available for testing are the Tour B330, Tour B330-S, Tour B330-Rx and Tour B330-RXS You can do the B-Fit stuff [URL=http://www.bridgestonegolf.com/bfit] HERE [/URL][/COLOR][/COLOR] [COLOR=181818]- Write a product review or post about your experiences with the ball in a thread (we'll let you know).  This requirement should be done in a timely fashion.[/COLOR] [COLOR=181818]If you're interested, post in this thread and send me a PM with your name, shipping address and what ball you were B-Fit for. [/COLOR]

I'm game for testing, but would like a softer ball because of the cold weather. It gets down to the low 50s in the morning.

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[quote name="mvmac" url="/t/71880/calling-all-tst-members-bridgestone-ball-testing#post_937172"][COLOR=181818][COLOR=222222]Bridgestone would like do some pre-release testing with The Sand Trap. Bridgestone has allotted 25 dozen balls of the 2014 B330 series balls (Tour B330, Tour B330-S, Tour B330-Rx and Tour B330-RXS) for members to test under embargo. This means you cannot post packaging photos, talk about the latest technology or your experience using the balls until 1/21.[/COLOR][/COLOR] [COLOR=181818][COLOR=222222]Here are the requirements:[/COLOR][/COLOR] [COLOR=181818][COLOR=222222]- Looking for members that are in climates where they can test now.[/COLOR][/COLOR] [COLOR=181818][COLOR=222222]- US Resident.[/COLOR][/COLOR] [COLOR=181818][COLOR=222222]- If you've never done a Bridgestone fitting you need to go through B-FIT to help select with model is best for you.  Models available for testing are the Tour B330, Tour B330-S, Tour B330-Rx and Tour B330-RXS You can do the B-Fit stuff [URL=http://www.bridgestonegolf.com/bfit] HERE [/URL][/COLOR][/COLOR] [COLOR=181818]- Write a product review or post about your experiences with the ball in a thread (we'll let you know).  This requirement should be done in a timely fashion.[/COLOR] [COLOR=181818]If you're interested, post in this thread and send me a PM with your name, shipping address and what ball you were B-Fit for. [/COLOR]

I'm game for testing, but would like a softer ball because of the cold weather. It gets down to the low 50s in the morning.[/quote] The Brit gave me Tour B330-S at 60%, Tour B330 40%. I would like to opt for the softer one.

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The Brit gave me Tour B330-S at 60%, Tour B330 40%. I would like to opt for the softer one.

Cool, send me your shipping address

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The Brit gave me Tour B330-S at 60%, Tour B330 40%. I would like to opt for the softer one.

Cool, send me your shipping address

I'd love to do this but would someone in NY be considered?

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I'd love to do this but would someone in NY be considered?

Did you read the first post? ;-) Unless you're planning on making a golf trip down South, then it's going to be tough to test the balls.

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Originally Posted by RFKFREAK

I'd love to do this but would someone in NY be considered?

Did you read the first post?    Unless you're planning on making a golf trip down South, then it's going to be tough to test the balls.

I actually am.

I'm planning on taking a trip down south from Albany to NYC where the golf courses are open year around. :dance:

In all seriousness, though, didn't know if testing in 30-40 degree weather would be considered.

Christian

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Here are the requirements:

- Looking for members that are in climates where they can test now.

- US Resident.

1) I live in Oklahoma - golf year round.  Jan-Feb can be in the 30s but also as high as the 70s (rarely).  I play as long as they let me out.

2) Yes.

3)  I got:

# 1 TOUR B330-S 50.00%

# 2 e6 50.00%

Either one would be fine.

I'll send a PM.

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Still looking for more testers, especially in warmer climates

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