The Seed SD-05 has a new name — but does it still deliver the same performance golfers loved? Let’s find out.
In today’s video, I’m testing the Seed Golf SD-05, now rebranded as the Pro Feel (formerly the Pro Soft), to see how it performs from tee to green. If you’re looking for a softer-feeling urethane ball that doesn’t break the bank, this one might be worth a look.
In this review, I cover:
• Overall feel and sound
• Driver distance and accuracy
• Iron performance and consistency
• Short game spin and control
• Chipping and putting feedback
• Who this ball is best for
Seed has built a reputation for offering tour-style performance at a direct-to-consumer price, and the Pro Feel is designed for golfers who want a softer feel without sacrificing too much distance or greenside control. But how does it actually perform on the course and in testing?
Watch the full video to see the numbers, the real-world results, and my honest take.
If you’ve played the SD-05 / Pro Feel, drop your thoughts in the comments — I’d love to hear how it’s working for your game.
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00:00 Intro
01:49 Golf Ball Compression Testing
02:13 Design and Pricing
04:00 Chipping
05:38 Putting
07:24 Feel and Sound
08:42 50 Yard Pitch Spin
09:18 Pitching Wedge Full Shots
10:10 7 Iron Performance
11:14 Driver Performance
12:02 Accuracy Dispersion
13:25 Durability
14:08 Conclusion
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