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By NHpro ·
Yes, this is the 2024 model. DSG ruined what Callaway perfected for most golfers. A darn good 3 piece golf ball. Now it's a 2 piece cheap ball. To me a 2 piece ball is fine and a 3 piece budget ball is better. I prefer a slightly harder ball, something in the 65-75 compression range that will perform similar to the old Gamer. The Titleist tru-feel is pretty good. I planned on giving Maxfli straightfli a try. -
By ZenShot ·
Is that the current generation Gamer? Another old standby for a firm and inexpensive ball is Pinnacle. There are two models, the Rush and the Soft, but I don’t know what compression they are. -
By NHpro ·
Good advice, but according to DSG website it is a 45 compression ball. My current ball is the Top-flite Gamer at 70. 45 is too low for me to go. -
By ZenShot ·
The 3 piece Maxfli Trifli is 2 dozen for $35. The Trifli does not feel as soft as the Maxfli Softfli, which is why I like it. Other options would be one of the Srixons, which have a buy 2 get 1 free offer. -
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