BEST MID PRICE GOLF BALLS!

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Title	:	BEST MID PRICE GOLF BALLS!
Lasting	:	10.20
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What a surprise
Comment from : Peter Martinaitis

Nearly right
Comment from : PAUL GOLFER

You should have showed a comparison chart of the data for all the balls, paid promotion for titleist😅
Comment from : Mark Paris

Only play Vice Drive balls Even though they are the cheaper vice, they feel more controlling than the rest of the vice balls
Comment from : Esteven Jimenez

Are you able to slow your swing down for the average golfers benefit on products you critique? Thanks for the thorough review!
Comment from : Richard Jacobs

When did £40 become mid price?
Comment from : Andy Green

Trust aren't special Snell is good, not a fan of Pro V's I like Srixon ad333 and Zero Friction Spectra (in winter) but they are hard to find where i live
Comment from : Steve Smith

I wish the Bridgestone e12 contact had been included, I used to play the e12 speed, and have been trying to find a suitable replacement Currently I'm in between the Vice pro zero, and the Mizuno rb tour x I've found the Mizuno to be longer and more stable, and the Vice has the nicer clippy feeling on short game shots
Comment from : Gideon Horn

Best value on the market, got to be Taylormade RBZ at only two dozen for £25, use them all the time
Comment from : richy clubsport

Feel must not be equal to real because the Kirkland is a firm compression ball Probably one of the least soft balls on this test
Comment from : Leo Spaceman

I use the tour speed now But tbh, srixon z stars are the same price in most outlets So going back to them next season
Comment from : PTG Ewok

I’d hardly call £45 a dozen mid range price!!
Comment from : NPC

I use the Titleist True Feel Around $28 a dozen Not gonna be the longest ball but crazy spin and control around the greens and fairways
Comment from : 3 Percent Mick

Good video Thanks I have found the Wilson Triad to be a good ball, with a nice feel
Comment from : R G

PXG published on YT a ball comparison video using 20 balls or so from low mid to tour rating, using a swing robot TBH it appeared little difference until the short game came into play performance wise I play with Pro v 1s TP5s I find in A1 condition For my it's about feel and control on firm/ hard bouncy greens not so much distance
Comment from : paul back

Dick's Sporting Goods owns/has Maxfli Tour and Tour X usually at 2 dz for for $60 and always 4 dz for $105 Online and in store
Comment from : Lloyd Williams

I’m surprised he said the durability was good on the Mizuno I’ve played a few dozen of these and they were some of the worst I’ve ever played in terms of durability Completely scuffed from each wedge shot
Comment from : AaronH

My ball of choice after a "ball fitting" from Ping, with a qualification of mid-price for my spin and speed characteristics was 1 Vice Pro Plus which I use and love ($2899 dz) 2 Snell MTB-X 3 Snell MTB Black I also have some Tour Response Stripe balls that I use for putting practice there is NO better ball than the stripe for gauging roll
Comment from : Brian OConnor

srixon AD333 for me Quality Ball for the price
Comment from : michael barber

Great video, and I'm glad to see you included, my current ball, the Kirkland At £15 per dozen I feel it's great value
Comment from : MrSitemaster2

it looks like the Calloway superhot comes in a bit below the mid price cutoff but I like them because they not only feel good to me, and fly as true as I can hit them, but they are easy to spot something about the way the color of the ball interacts with the tint in my glasses almost makes them look like they are glowing
Comment from : Ken Brown

I found a ProV1 and loved it Now I buy second hand "mint" condition ones from a golf ball seller They're fantastic
Comment from : Alison Burgess

Play - Taylor Made Tour Response, good feel, spin and not expensive
Comment from : Mark Dunn

Excellent round-up, Neil I would love to see some numbers for slower swingers as well, but I enjoyed the video!
Comment from : Daniel Cohen

MGS says Maxfli is top dog
Comment from : Bill Ryan

I have played the vice pro plus for a few years now I absolutely love them They perform great and I have found them to be super durable I also love the thick line on the side for putting alignment brbrI tried the Kirkland balls a few weeks ago and I was really disappointed with durability I had to change out my ball basically every other hole
Comment from : Jack Wallwork

As a mid-high handicap player that has an inconsistent swing, I go for the Kirkland balls In store, they’re $2499 for 2 dozen so $1 per ball Takes stress out of the game knowing I’m not hitting $4 balls into the woods and ponds and fescue :) brbrAlso found a local place where I can buy them used for $45 for 6 dozen ($063 per ball)
Comment from : Robert Gedert

On Amazon I can find the Z star for these prices so that’s my winner Many people like the Seed balls
Comment from : Paul McGee

I really like the Maxfli Tour CG since playing the last few rounds Distance is good and really like the feel around the greens Very underrated I believe
Comment from : John Surlet

Brilliant video thanks 👍👍
Comment from : Dave Hurley

I play Maxfli tour and am perfectly satisfied them Twenty US dollars cheaper than Pro V1s per dozen so even better when on sale MGS testing has it’s consistency rating just under Titleist so at my skill level I choose to save some money and not have a big drop off on performance
Comment from : Kevin Wood