The golf ball is the only piece of equipment we use on every shot, but how many of us can consciously say we have tested all the options out there and found the one that is right for our game?
In this video I test out two of Volvik’s Condor range. The Condor and Condor X are tour level urethane golf balls, so are they good enough for a +3 handicap golfer to put them in play and what are the differences between the two models? Let’s go take a golf ball data deep dive…
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Nice review. Looking at the price, they are not much cheaper than the premium brands. I might stick with my Srixon balls until I can hit them straighter
Great review/demo. Based on info from golfballaddict I went to a 2 piece ball that is supposed to be about as soft as you can get for lower swing speeds.
Then a little later I got a launch monitor and found out my 80-90% effort swings are between 100-109.9 with driver so I erroneously picked a ball.
Reality is until I get my 150+ yard random mishits under control the ball is the least of my problems.
I'd give these a try if I see some on the shelf.
I think I've scavenged every brand on a course but never a Volvik.
This is a new lineup for volvik but their golf balls have been around for years.. there were players using them and winning with them on the LPGA tour as early as 2013. I believe Bubba Watson tried them briefly on tour but went back to ProV1.s as well.
I would like to see you test the Vise Pro Plus at 79 I can't believe good this ball preforms.