Top 5 Best GOLF BALLS!

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Title	:	Top 5 Best GOLF BALLS!
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Comment from : Gary Benchich

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Comment from : Fong Munz

I absolutely loved it it was very informative I love the way you speak very clearly you go over it again to make sure you got it now I’m just more confused than ever because I just thought I settled in on the vice pro plus bar that I like that I just shot back the back 73s with From 7500 yards and I’m 61 years old and eight handicap now you got me thinking about switching to the snail or the Bridgestone I don’t like Titleist I don’t know whyFor some reason they just come off robbery off of my blade tailor-made P790 thank you anyway I am going to look at that snail and the Bridgestone but I think after listening to you maybe the Bridgestone might be the best ball for me to go to again thank you and I did subscribe and hit the like great job
Comment from : Flash Christian

I have been using Srixon Z Series Xv from 2019 They are higher compression than all but the Snell and are, therefore, long Hitting one less club into the green can make up for slightly more dispersion A shorter club has less dispersion which may compensate I don' think the current XVs are as high compression as the 2019s I may try the Bridgestone or Snell when I run out of these I don't tend to lose many balls so it will take a while
Comment from : Bob Pegram

I like the chromesoft Longer than prov1 and tp5, plenty of spin arounf the green, and putts great
Comment from : gcoffey223

ROCK FLIGHT XL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : mark peterson

Steve, I’m confused by the marketing that blasts us with stats on different swing speeds should be using particular models of golf balls If swing speed doesn’t matter (in your opinion), why doesn’t everyone use the same ball in their budget? I want to use a ProV1 but everyone tells me I don’t swing fast enough to compress it and there isn’t much forgiveness for my mishits Cost isn’t a big factor for me; I want the best ball I can get to improve my score Which ball should I play if cost isn’t an obstacle?
Comment from : Stephen Scully

Titelist Tour Speed here 🏌️‍♂️⛳️
Comment from : rochelle stanley

I'm sticking with the Snell MTB-X, I don't like that they may have changed it as you suggest or was it other balls changed around it and actually caught up with and passed it (probably a little of both) brbrFrom looking at the My Golf Spy Data My pick (without price considerations) would be the Bridgestone B X With price I almost changed to The KSig, I like the High Spin and I'm just starting to get a few too many high launches with my 9 degree Driver brbrReady for the Dark Side: I just caught a glimpse of your pick of the Br B X as Number 2 on your list and had to rewind to see you actually consider it on this list of 5 You should have edited in a new piece of video to talk about it rather than put in a little side note text Come-On-Man
Comment from : Mitch Whitehouse

For me at 59 years old, i recently started playing the Bridgestone e12 and I'm loving it Longer off the tee for me (avg about 90-95 club head speed) and lots of control around the green might try the Bx though
Comment from : Ken Burton

Vice pro You're welcome
Comment from : jgalvan341

What about the Bridgestone rx models?
Comment from : Just Truth

Love the Volvik Vivid I hit it just as far as Bridgestone or Pro V (260-300) and it also has a softness to it
Comment from : Rod Phillips

anyone play with Vice balls?
Comment from : IAMBOBBY

As a golfer one needs to realize that we are human, not a machine that is built and programmed to have a scientifically, computerized near perfect swing One should not expect that your swing will ever be anywhere near that of a machine or near that of a professional golfer After a number of years of golfing and trying various brands and models of golf balls I settled for a Wilson 50 elite series ball I like the feel of it on the club face and I don't have to take a personal loan to purchase them I like some of the models he doesn't like I don't want to play a ball that's gonna cost as much as $70 per dozen I would not enjoy my round of golf for fear of losing a $5 ball or hold up my friends and the entire course looking for it Be sensible Play a ball within your budget and one you are comfortable with You can't measure all the stats generated by a machine so don't worry about it
Comment from : Stan Rokusek