I'm cheap, so I use Top Flite Gamer balls. As a mid handicapper with slightly more club speed than Dave, I would be interested in seeing how they compare to some of the big brands.
Thank you, Dave for putting yourself forward for these club and ball comparisons. I play the Bridgestone Tour B RX which is a brilliantl all-rounder for the price, not too expensive, but not Kirkland 2.0 cheap. Great video boys.
Winter golf balls are Wilson 50 or Duo both are great for slow wet greens. Spring/summer ball is Srixon Z star or Pro V1 which ever is cheaper once on sale previous year models.
can we stop comparing to the prov 1 please????? im so sick of seeing every youtuber worship the prov and vx. also with it being a 3 piece ball, it is unfair to compare a 3 piece to anything but another 3 piece ball. we get it, titleist pays everyone but real life players to glorify their balls, we don't need to constantly be reminded that its the "premium". im just sayin, there are more balls worth comparing against than the prov and vx. there is no STANDARD for how a golf ball should perform. we all have our own standards and i wish youtubers would judge balls based on what they like
Great to see Dave again, big fan. Also great message about what ball to play. Brilliant explanation and Dave executed to perfection. Any thought on comparing past generation balls of the same brand and model to the current version?
Chris, testing things this way, with a genuine average golfer is better than just watching the pros doing the rounds. You should make this a permanent fixture. As for the balls I use, it varies depending on how windy it is. AVX for windy days, Trufeel for calmer days.
I'll stick to the Kirkland's for the time being as you cannot beat them for value and reasonable quality. Titleist to me is aspirational and well outside of my abilities and high handicap.
In my opinion, if you’re a high handicap golfer (above 18) it doesn’t matter what make of ball you use. The trick is to use the same make of ball at all times. Course, practice green, practice pitching hole. That way you’ll understand how it feels and you can judge the distances you’re hitting. Having different makes of balls will give you differing results.
As some others have commented (correctly) on here it doesn’t matter too much which ball you choose within reason. A “soft” ball will be lower compression and not go as far. A cheap hard “distance” Ball won’t spin as much. You can allow for all this in your game if you keep using the same ball. If you want a manufacturer to produce a consistent Ball with the same roundness, concentricity, cover texture etc then I’m afraid you’re back to a few of the expensive balls. Mainly Titleist. Just a fact…..
I've just gone to the AD333, only played one round but can see they help me compared to the TP5, too hard I feel and don't get the compression with my swing speed.
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On faster greens Pro V1's do not roll as far, which is perfect. Prolly because it feels heavier
Nice. I found Q-star suits me. I've never heard of the ad 333
Your test should have been with ProV1x. More spin than ProV.
Kirkland? Next week?
No one seems to mention Decathlons Inesis, so I am. I like to see how the Inesis 500 golf ball compares to the Pro V1 for a mid handicapper. Thanks 🙂
I’d like to see warbird / warbird 2.0. I use them at the min based on price and my HC level so be interested to see it tested
Bridgestone E12.
Well done Chris and dave 👏
On course lessons, comps, you and he agin James and?
Number 1 chanel on YouTube, love your content Chris, always very useful and very helpful 👏👏❤️👏👏❤️👏👏❤️👏👏
I'm cheap, so I use Top Flite Gamer balls. As a mid handicapper with slightly more club speed than Dave, I would be interested in seeing how they compare to some of the big brands.
Review cut blue ball, 4 piece off Amazon
Thank you, Dave for putting yourself forward for these club and ball comparisons. I play the Bridgestone Tour B RX which is a brilliantl all-rounder for the price, not too expensive, but not Kirkland 2.0 cheap. Great video boys.
Will you try the Callaway Supersoft? I see it a lot at the course I play.
Tour response or tour speed would be good tests. Another great video guys
Blue suits Mr Harrison !!
Found a sleeve of Vice golf balls in the garage last week & used seems ok
Winter golf balls are Wilson 50 or Duo both are great for slow wet greens. Spring/summer ball is Srixon Z star or Pro V1 which ever is cheaper once on sale previous year models.
can we stop comparing to the prov 1 please????? im so sick of seeing every youtuber worship the prov and vx. also with it being a 3 piece ball, it is unfair to compare a 3 piece to anything but another 3 piece ball. we get it, titleist pays everyone but real life players to glorify their balls, we don't need to constantly be reminded that its the "premium". im just sayin, there are more balls worth comparing against than the prov and vx. there is no STANDARD for how a golf ball should perform. we all have our own standards and i wish youtubers would judge balls based on what they like
Great to see Dave again, big fan. Also great message about what ball to play. Brilliant explanation and Dave executed to perfection. Any thought on comparing past generation balls of the same brand and model to the current version?
I think the Wilson duo optix is a great ball. It's inexpensive yet very consistent.
Chris, testing things this way, with a genuine average golfer is better than just watching the pros doing the rounds. You should make this a permanent fixture. As for the balls I use, it varies depending on how windy it is. AVX for windy days, Trufeel for calmer days.
Chris can you test the Srixon trispeed ball please, they are currently cheaper than the AD333
I'd be really interested to see Q-Star Tour and Wilson Triad in this comparison. Would they still get the high launch, but with added short game spin?
I'll stick to the Kirkland's for the time being as you cannot beat them for value and reasonable quality. Titleist to me is aspirational and well outside of my abilities and high handicap.
Callaway super soft 👍🏻
Kirkland balls and seed balls.
I'd like to try the AD333 but it seems they are no longer available in the U.S.
Good stuff with Dave,
I use TaylorMade soft select golf balls, 3 piece ionomer cover, 70 compression, to me they feel great.
Include Driver in anymore tests done. End of the day just play with a ball that performs well all round for you regardless of cost. 👍🏼
Chris, love the Seed premium balls. Unbelievable quality and value!
The new Bridgestone e12 please
Or the Vice Pro Soft.
People don’t practice the ball they play enough. Especially in short game.
In my opinion, if you’re a high handicap golfer (above 18) it doesn’t matter what make of ball you use. The trick is to use the same make of ball at all times. Course, practice green, practice pitching hole. That way you’ll understand how it feels and you can judge the distances you’re hitting. Having different makes of balls will give you differing results.
I,v played the ad333 for the last 4yrs… £22 quid a dozen. Great balls..
As some others have commented (correctly) on here it doesn’t matter too much which ball you choose within reason. A “soft” ball will be lower compression and not go as far. A cheap hard “distance” Ball won’t spin as much. You can allow for all this in your game if you keep using the same ball. If you want a manufacturer to produce a consistent Ball with the same roundness, concentricity, cover texture etc then I’m afraid you’re back to a few of the expensive balls. Mainly Titleist. Just a fact…..
If you carnt compress the club face on new carbon face drivers due to slower swing speed, imo you need to compress the ball for a total better game/
Super video. Great comparison
Please try the supersoft from Calloway
I've just gone to the AD333, only played one round but can see they help me compared to the TP5, too hard I feel and don't get the compression with my swing speed.
Dave sponsored by Srixon 😂😂😂😂