BEST VALUE GOLF BALLS UNDER $35 A DOZEN!

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Title	:	BEST VALUE GOLF BALLS UNDER $35 A DOZEN!
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Inesis Tour 900 is like 2021 2022 version of Tour Balata I guess with half of price vs Pro V1
Comment from : SaigonVN888

I use balls in this price range and the best I've found so far is the Kirkland Signature currently around £15 per dozen
Comment from : MrSitemaster2

if you don't break 85, you should be playing topflight xl
Comment from : D G

The first time I used the srixon soft feels I instantly improved my game by 10 strokesfreakin insane Maybe it's just me but I'm sticking to Srixon
Comment from : Jonathan Lopez

Callaway ERC and vice pro plus Oh my go to golf balls under 35us dollars
Comment from : Michael Casselberry

I do not recommend Taylor made soft response brbrThe cover tears up really fast Specially with wedges
Comment from : N

Srixon soft feel are nice but seem to be getting more expensive
Comment from : Paul McGee

This must be the least scientific ball review ever I know its Golf Monthly, but that was dog shite
Comment from : Gregor McKinney

kirkland for me great value for money
Comment from : michael barber

I tested the srixon soft feel, Kirkland ball, Callaway warbird and Titleist trufeel Titleist trufeel was the best budget one for me
Comment from : Geo4841

Wilson D2 have a look at them
Comment from : tim cole

You can get Ram Laser golf balls, 3 dozen for £28 Unfortunately no one seems to have heard of them as I cant find any reviews for them anywhere Anyone ever tried them and what are your thoughts?
Comment from : Grant Reid

Taylormade Tour Response for me
Comment from : Robert Yoakum

Callaway Superhotdistance and bite around the greenlove the green matte finish
Comment from : Greg Marsell

Inesis 900 and Titleist Tru-Feel for me Really good value and performance 👌🏻🎯
Comment from : Rob Goodwin-Davey

Vice Inesis 900 Inesis 500 soft
Comment from : Renaud Fouilleul

Played the Srixon Qstar tour ball but picked up the three piece Srixon trispeed from clubhouse golf and found them to be an excellent ball for £17 a dozen
Comment from : Nigel Francis

Price vs performance, it's tough to beat the Mizuno RB 566
Comment from : Bobby K

I use the Inesis 900 really like it 👍
Comment from : Edouard Kaeppelin

Kirkland at $25 for 2 doz is an amazing performer It seems a lot of people buy by brand recognition Kirkland for me every day of the week
Comment from : Gary Cumberland

Under $35? Is this an American site?
Comment from : Tim Vincent

Playing the Inesis tour 900 Yes, as Joel said it, it spins maybe a bit too much on irons and woods/driver to rival the Pro V1x for distance (the gap is really not massive, though) However I find it absolutely comparable for short game and I'm totally fine sacrificing a few yards on my irons shots if that means paying about half the price Actually, in terms of feel and performance, I think that the best equivalent to the Inesis tour 900 might well be the Srixon Z-star xv, which, again, costs massively more
Comment from : François Desmoulins-Lebeault

Snell MTB-X for me Best ball ever
Comment from : Craig Sinclair

I personally use Vice balls, I think price/performance/durability is unmatched by any other ball I did knock a Titleist Truefeel about a bit recently, and I was very surprised by how good it was I definitely think unless your below 3/4 handicap, you really aren’t going to benefit from spending more… but if you’ve got the money and want to, do it Play the ball you want too
Comment from : Matt Richards

srixon softfeel callaway supersoft
Comment from : Money Mex

I have used the Inesis 900 ball out here in Thailand They also make 2 cheaper type golf ball The 900 is a very good ball for the price in my opinion
Comment from : John Cooper

Kirkland should be here It would be number 1
Comment from : JRP Works

How can you have a Titlelist ball and not a Snell Is it because Snell is direct to consumers so they don't pay you to give a good rating? Snell MTB Black and MTB-X are about $33 a dozen
Comment from : Roger Westbrook

I have used the Trufeel and it was ok BUT, my favorite budget ball, that I hit better than anything I have tried so far is the Wilson SmartCore 2 dozen for less than the Truefeel dozen and I hit it further
Comment from : Eric TenEyck

Titleist tour soft,great ball around $32
Comment from : Ross Kramer

Ya’ll missing the boat big time, not including the Vice Pro Plus I’ve played Chrome Soft X, and more recently the Pro V1, but have made the switch to Pro Plus Great ball for about 60 of the price of a Pro V1
Comment from : Ben Bates

Lose the pink jacket
Comment from : Kevin Wood

A good idea would be a video explains to beginners how to choose a ball
Comment from : Stephen Follows

I use Maxfli softfeel or tour, depending what’s on sale They feel good to me and a good deal cheaper than a Pro V1
Comment from : Kevin Wood

What’s with the Dollars in the title Your editor needs reminding what country they’re in
Comment from : Kitten Sticks

Titleist Trufeel for me for the price!
Comment from : Tyler Parnell

Please test the Kirkland ball … I like the Kirkland ball for its softness and control around the green
Comment from : Eric Lindstrom

Why is the thumbnail in dollars when you are a UK magazine??
Comment from : Jay Sp

It seems like every golf ball manufacturer has the longest, softest, truest , highest, lowest best spin rate best putting and on and on You can't try them all You just need to find one that matches your swing speed And they almost all have one That could make the difference for you
Comment from : David Jennings

Cut DC should be on the list
Comment from : Greg Barth jr

I am a big fan of the Srixon balls I like the softfeel and the Q Star models Both are easy to play and easy on the budget Thanks for the testing and comments
Comment from : Mike Reed

Pro V1 Lake balls Grade A/Pearl works for me and they are at a cost I can aford to lose
Comment from : i f

Kirkland wins 'HANDS DOWN'!!!!!brbr£25 for 24 ballsno brained!
Comment from : Toon Lad

Kirkland needs to be in this list They would probably be at the top
Comment from : Zeke Bones

The best value balls are the ones the gardeners pick up and resell back to you If you suck, like me, they are usually my own balls I pay like 03 USD per ball Usually in a very good state
Comment from : JustThaor