TM Aeroburner Soft vs Callaway Supersoft

Marengo · March 11, 2015

Has anyone compared these two yet? I may look for the Aeroburner ones today and see if I can try them out this weekend. I currently use the Supersoft but it is nice to have options in the $20 price point. I tried the Chrome Soft ones but the performance just didn't justify the high price.

NJpatbee · March 11, 2015

I have played the Supersoft and liked it, but have not tried the Aeroburner Soft yet. Both of those balls are 2-piece and I would recommend you take a look also at the Gamer Soft (3 piece 2 dozen/$30) and new Maxfli SoftFli (3 piece 2 dozen $25). I tried the Gamer Soft last season and it was an excellent ball. There is nothing like competition to keep prices down!

deetsal · March 11, 2015

The maxfli softfli seems like a really good ball for the cash. But you can get the u3 for 15.00 a doz. And the u4 for 17.50 for a ball that is as good as any mid compression tour ball. I do not work for Maxfli, I sell used golf balls and can not believe how great and inexpensive they are.

avgjoe · March 12, 2015

just saw those aetoburners... are those "new" superdeeps or project (a)s of something?

NJpatbee · March 12, 2015

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The maxfli softfli seems like a really good ball for the cash. But you can get the u3 for 15.00 a doz. And the u4 for 17.50 for a ball that is as good as any mid compression tour ball. I do not work for Maxfli, I sell used golf balls and can not believe how great and inexpensive they are.
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I played the U/3 most of last season - a great ball that I hope Dicks continues to manufacter. It is not as soft as the current low compression offerings but has good feel, is very long, and performs well around the green. In 2014 Maxfli started using the U/4 cover on the U/3 and the durability and spin of the U/3 improved greatly.

Marengo · March 13, 2015

OK just picked up a box of Aeroburner Soft and a box of Aeroburner Pros to try out. I am guessing that these will compete with the Callaway SS and Chrome Soft respectively. At least that is how i am looking at it. At $26 a dozen, i am hoping that the Pro's can hold their own against the Chrome Softs. I think they are both low compression 3 piece balls. i dont think the Pro's are urethane however. To be honest, the urethane doesnt really make a difference to me as i dont put a whole lot of spin on the ball anyway.