Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

So I spent more money on balls this year than I care to count. Below are my experiences this year (2015). • ProV1: great balls – I know why it’s the favorite of so many players, but price too steep. Scruffs fairly easy. Gets confused with other people’s balls. Doesn’t help with my slice. • Callaway Chrome Soft: great balls. Less expensive than ProV1, similar feel and distance, but still a bit expensive for me. Stops nicely on short irons/wedges. Doesn’t help with my slice. • Callaway SuperSoft: very soft, good feel – feels like butter. Harder to control than Chrome Soft on green. Very good price point. Doesn’t help with my slice. • Callaway Hex: see above, but not as good feeling. Doesn’t help with my slice. • TaylorMade Burner: Love the sound (“click!”) that it makes on impact. Longest distance by far. Feels pretty hard and harder to control, but very good value at just over $1/ball. Doesn’t help with my slice. • Srixon Q-Star: Nice combination of feel, distance, control. Good price point. Scruffs REALLY easily. Doesn’t help with my slice. • Bridgestone e6: Lost a ton of distance with this ball. Makes me feel puny. Hate them. The few that I still have left, I only use around water hazards. Doesn’t help with my slice. • Wilson Titanium ball: Price can’t be beat, but you get what you pay for. I gave these to my poor 9 year old son. Hope he loses all of them soon, but he too stopped using them. Like friends don’t let friends drink bad beer, friends shouldn’t let friends play golf with these balls. I’d rather play with used range balls. AND it doesn’t help with my slice. • Bridgestone B330: My favorite by far. Distance, feel, control are all very good. Stops on a dime. Great green control and putter feedback is wonderful. Price point is also pretty decent. No one else I know plays with Bridgestone, so my ball never gets confused with others. Doesn’t help with my slice.