This year Srixon released the fifth generation of its non-tour three-piece urethane cover ball. I am talking about the Srixon Q-Star Tour. It is supposed to provide you with a near-tour performance experience for a lower price. In the 2024 Srixon Q-Star Tour golf ball review I will let you know how close to a … Read more
In the last few years, TaylorMade has been working hard to catch up with the likes of Titleist and Callaway on the golf ball market. That is no simple task and the TP5 is one of its crown jewels in this race. It was introduced first in 2017 and it is getting better with each … Read more
Titleist initially released Velocity in 2012, and it seems like ages ago. This ball which has been on the market for over a decade, has reached its sixth edition. That alone says something and that something is the ball’s popularity. Nowadays no product stays that long on the market if it does not do well. … Read more
This year Callaway decided to rebrand their premium golf balls. More precisely, they have changed names and slightly altered two of their three premium models. So, instead of Chrome Soft X LS, we now have the Chrome Tour. Instead of the Chrome Soft X, we now have the Chrome Tour X. The Chrome Soft has … Read more
I find it very exciting when a brand new golf ball model is released. This is indeed the case with the TaylorMade SpeedSoft. The manufacturer introduced it as their softest golf ball ever with a sub-50 compression rating. So, if you are a soft-feel enthusiast keep reading. In this TaylorMade SpeedSoft golf ball review I … Read more
Welcome to the Titleist TruFeel golf ball review. This is the third version of the TruFeel model which comes with some changes and improvements. Same as for the previous model I reviewed a couple of years ago, I could not find the exact compression rating. However, this is the lowest compressed golf ball from the … Read more
>>Read the NEW 2025 Titleist Pro V1 Golf Ball Review<< Where to start? My initial plan was to review only non-premium golf balls due to the fact the vast majority of golfers are not tour professionals. However, after a few years of reviews, I have decided to expand it to premium models. The main reason … Read more
According to Wilson, this is the world’s softest golf ball. That could be true due to its low compression rating. It is also supposed to go straight and long.
This is Bridgestone’s best selling golf ball in the line up. It feels soft, goes a long way, and comes at a consumer friendly price. Check it out.
This is a brand new product that came out of the Bridgestone factory. It is designed for long drives, but it can definitely be played like any other ball.