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I am curious as to which ball is comparable to the E7.  I used the E7 with great results, and would like to continue using Bridgestone.  Any help would great.

Has anyone who used a Bridgestone ball tried the VICE or Kirkland Signature ball and have better results?


Nice question - I wonder frequently what models of different brands are similar to my 'go to' golf ball.  I might do a search for a table or something....if it even exists.

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Yeah, that would be awesome.  If you happen to find one share it if you don't mind.


From Golf Digest:

"Rehberg said the e6 Soft, which seems to mix the soft feel attributes of the e5 and the low-spin tee shot performance of the e6, features a softer feel through all the clubs in the bag and a larger core than the most recent e6. Generally, the larger core is a key contributor to distance. The e6 Speed, which seems to take elements of the distance-focused e7 and easy-launching aspects of the e6, focuses on “faster initial ball velocity,” Rehberg says."

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What @dennyjones posted is correct...the new e6 Speed is the most comparable to the e7.

I might have a list of which models are similar to one another.  I'll see if I can dig it up tonight.

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Bridgestone j40 445 w/ Graphite Design AD DJ-7
Callaway Steelhead Plus 3 wood w/ RCH Pro Series 3.2
Adams Idea Pro hybrids (3 & 4) w/ Aldila VS Proto 
Bridgestone j33 CB (5-PW) w/ original Rifle 5.5
Bridgestone West Coast 52*, j40 satin 56* & 60* w/ DG S-300
Odyssey White Hot XG #9
Bridgestone B330-RX

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