proV1's are my favourite, a great golfing ball for all round gold, a little expensive but they are the best golf ball in my opinion. Alot of my friends use maxfli dahabi.
Me too! But I'm new....is there really a difference? I have Titleists, but they were a Christmas gift. The pro shop at the course where I take my lessons has all different kinds, but I've always purchased the cheap ones. In fact, I purchased used ones toward the end of the season that were fished out of the ponds. Is that bad?Darren said:i dont really have a favourite, i just go with the cheapest.
How does the temp effect the balls why do you change from one season to the next?Golfbum said:I played PRO V's most of the summer. Or NXT Tours, which I had some I had bought late last year.
Now that the tempature is starting to drop I will be playing Wilson 50's
As the temperature drops higher compression balls feel harder coming off the club face. I used to play Dunlop Loco's when it was cold, they were great. I still use them, but I have tried the Wilson 50 which is a 50 compression ball. It is BUTTER when it is cold. I am talking about temperatures anywhere from 0-10 Celsius. Like this morning when I teed off shortly after 8 AM the temperature was 3 C. The Wilson 50 felt fine coming off the club face of the driver, irons and putter.Surtees said:How does the temp effect the balls why do you change from one season to the next?
Dunlops are a decent ball actually. A really decent club as well.Rich Kingstone said:Only been playing for a few months and tbh started off with some cheapie Dunlops. Didn't really matter as they mostly went in the trees![]()
MOst of the Top Flite balls are pretty good. What's Pinnacle's most expensive dozen?? Anybody know??ActionJackson said:Of the cheapo's (value) balls I have tried and like;
Wilson's
Top-Flite
Callaway Warbirds
Nike Mojos
Pinnacle