Some golf balls spin more, and some golf balls spin less. That is a fact. Also, it is a fact that soft golf balls spin less. Why is that the case? You will find the answer below. But first, let me tell you what actually makes the ball “soft”. It mainly comes down to compression. … Read more
I am sure you enjoy watching professional golfers add that extra spin to the ball that looks cool on the green. Also, it is amazing to see them produce magic with their short game. Granted, all of them use premium golf balls. That brings us to one question: Why do premium golf balls spin more? … Read more
The 2024 Srixon Q-Star Tour and the 2024 Vice Pro Air are two soft-feel urethane golf balls positioned just under the tour-premium category. Both offer great feel, strong value for money, and impressive all-around performance. However, they differ in some categories. Check out the head-to-head and see which one could suit your game better. Comparison … Read more
The 2025 Callaway ERC Soft and 2025 Wilson Triad both aim to deliver soft feel, solid spin, and dependable distance at a friendlier price than tour-level balls. While they sit in the same non-tour premium tier, they differ in alignment design, feedback, and flight characteristics. See below how they compare head-to-head. Comparison Overview Model 2025 … Read more
The 2024 Titleist AVX and the 2024 Vice Pro Air both deliver a soft feel and excellent distance. They target golfers who want near-tour performance without excessive spin. While both offer smooth feedback and consistent flight, they differ across some categories. Check out how they compare head-to-head. Comparison Overview Model 2024 Titleist AVX 2024 Vice … Read more
The 2024 Srixon Q-Star Tour and the 2025 TaylorMade Tour Response Stripe are both designed for golfers who want premium-level performance without paying tour-level prices. While both feature urethane covers and offer a soft feel with strong distance, their flight, feedback, and alignment features set them apart. Have a detailed look at how they compare … Read more
The 2024 Titleist AVX and the 2025 Wilson Triad both sit in the soft-feeling urethane category aimed at golfers who want tour-style control without ultra-high compression. They deliver similar consistency but slightly differ in trajectory, feedback, and overall feel. Read below how they compare head-to-head. Comparison Overview Model 2024 Titleist AVX 2025 Wilson Triad Compression … Read more
The 2025 TaylorMade Tour Response Stripe and the 2024 Vice Pro Air are both soft-feel, three-piece urethane golf balls. Both are built for players who want close to premium performance without the premium price tag. While both deliver impressive distance and feel, other things differ. Have a look at how they compare head-to-head. Comparison Overview … Read more
The 2025 Callaway ERC Soft and the 2024 Titleist AVX are two premium-feel golf balls that deliver excellent distance, control, and soft touch around the greens. Both appeal to mid-swing-speed players looking for high-quality performance with less compression than tour-level balls. See how they compare head-to-head and find out which one could end up in … Read more
The 2024 Srixon Q-Star Tour and the 2025 Wilson Triad are two of the most balanced urethane golf balls in the non-tour premium category. Both deliver soft feel, dependable distance, and very decent greenside control. See where they differ across categories and which one could find the way into your bag. Here is the head-to-head. … Read more