Comprehensive Golf Ball Chart

[IndianaDundee]

I have been looking for a chart with all the different golf balls on it, listed by compression, spin rate, cover durability, and price.  I would like for it to be searchable and to reorder so you can look at it in order of highest to lowest or lowest to highest on each category.  

I know "if wishes were horses" right?  I know it is unrealistic to think that ever ball ever made would be listed but I would like to see something other than the 5 most popular balls on tour.  Any search I have done either gives me dead links or is an advertisement for one type of ball.  Even found an article claiming that it was a myth that softer compression balls were for cold weather, then a graph showing that softer balls lose less distance as the temperature drops, disproving their own point.  

I have been playing Pro V1s that I was given but I generally go to a Precept Laddie in the winter, but my wedges eat the cover off the Laddie in a few shots.  I want to find something similar but more durable but I can't find a place to start looking.

[Club Rat]

12 minutes ago, IndianaDundee said:

I want to find something similar but more durable

Take a look at these. Snell, Kick-X and OnCore.

Dean Snell developed the Pro V1-x and TM Project A and is now on his own.
KickX is a sweet ball.
OnCore is a new kid on the block. They presently have three models.

[No Mulligans]

You might snoop around on this site: http://www.golfballtest.org/

[IndianaDundee]

3 hours ago, No Mulligans said:

You might snoop around on this site: http://www.golfballtest.org/

Been there, done that.  Only lists the cover hardness and compression on the top 7 balls in the Olympic competition.  

[BogeySwine]

IndianaDundee:  http://www.golfballtest.org/

                           scroll down on right side of page to Learn More.

                           seventh item down click on Technical Terms

                           scroll down to cover hardness technical terms or

                           compression technical terms, download under either

                           will bring you to the 10/15/2016 complete chart of

                           194 different golf balls. Hope this is what you need!

[Hacker James]

with my index, I don't think it makes all that much difference. I do however, have used balls which simply feel better to me. For the most part Laddie-X and at around $15 for two dozen, they feel just fine.