Kirkland Signature (Costco) golf balls (MERGED) (NO BST POSTS)

[gioreeko]

Wilson Staff Dou U going for $12.50/dz right now, I could care less about Ksigs......

 

But I'll buy em anyway!

 

So you do care about Ksigs? How much?

[dasams]

The Costco in Palm Desert has two pallets of the K3. This is an older store so not related to a store opening.

[flushem]

Wilson Staff Dou U going for $12.50/dz right now, I could care less about Ksigs......

 

But I'll buy em anyway!

 

Where?

 

Here https://www.ebay.com...353.m1438.l2649

 

also look for 3 dz deal from the same seller. it is price of a dozen.

[snagy2000]

The Costco in Palm Desert has two pallets of the K3. This is an older store so not related to a store opening.

 

Sweet, will be there next week.

[flushem]

The Costco in Palm Desert has two pallets of the K3. This is an older store so not related to a store opening.

 

Sweet, will be there next week.

 

i would not be surprised if they are gone by then.

[EdStraker]

The Costco in Palm Desert has two pallets of the K3. This is an older store so not related to a store opening.

 

Sweet, will be there next week.

 

i would not be surprised if they are gone by then.

 

The Costco in McKinney, TX has been open about 6 weeks and still has the K3 in stock. Each time I have gone to the store, I have seen people buying them . The person at the register said, it is selling very well.

 

Several people at the local golf courses are asking me about the K3 when they see that I am playing it.

[GolfiNut]

The Costco in Palm Desert has two pallets of the K3. This is an older store so not related to a store opening.

 

Sweet, will be there next week.

 

i would not be surprised if they are gone by then.

K3 has been readily available since its debut a few months ago. I dont think they will run out of stock anytime soon and you can get some for yourself right now through Costco online without even leaving your chair.

[vietnameeh]

The Costco in Palm Desert has two pallets of the K3. This is an older store so not related to a store opening.

 

Sweet, will be there next week.

 

i would not be surprised if they are gone by then.

K3 has been readily available since its debut a few months ago. I dont think they will run out of stock anytime soon and you can get some for yourself right now through Costco online without even leaving your chair.

 

Im pretty sure he meant, they will be gone from in store

 

I am sure a lot of us would save the Shipping cost, since they charge shipping for EACH BOXXXXX

[jpdx]

Not each order...each BOX

[vietnameeh]

Yeah that's what I meant lOL

[snagy2000]

Not each order...each BOX

 

The horrors of shipping fees...I mean, that adds like .20 to the cost of each ball...Way way way too expensive for my tastes...Guess I'll hoard some more while in town, stuff them in my golf bag and save on the excessive extra cost by shipping back with my clubs...

[North Butte]

It’s cheap no matter what. But the cost does include the $5 shipping fee and your local sales tax. So while cheap, it isn’t quite as cheap as the price before shipping and tax might look.

[flushem]

Wilson Staff Dou U going for $12.50/dz right now, I could care less about Ksigs......

 

But I'll buy em anyway!

 

Where?

 

Here https://www.ebay.com...353.m1438.l2649

 

also look for 3 dz deal from the same seller. it is price of a dozen.

 

talking about cheap. this 3 dz deal beats k3 deal, and balls are made by legit American company.

[snagy2000]

Wilson Staff Dou U going for $12.50/dz right now, I could care less about Ksigs......

 

But I'll buy em anyway!

 

Where?

 

Here https://www.ebay.com...353.m1438.l2649

 

also look for 3 dz deal from the same seller. it is price of a dozen.

 

talking about cheap. this 3 dz deal beats k3 deal, and balls are made by legit American company.

 

K3 is still cheaper with shipping and tax....

[grm24]

Wilson Staff Dou U going for $12.50/dz right now, I could care less about Ksigs......

 

But I'll buy em anyway!

 

Where?

 

Here https://www.ebay.com...353.m1438.l2649

 

also look for 3 dz deal from the same seller. it is price of a dozen.

 

talking about cheap. this 3 dz deal beats k3 deal, and balls are made by legit American company.

Wilson Sporting Goods is owned by a company, Amer Sports, based in Finland.

[jpdx]

Not each order...each BOX

 

The horrors of shipping fees...I mean, that adds like .20 to the cost of each ball...Way way way too expensive for my tastes...Guess I'll hoard some more while in town, stuff them in my golf bag and save on the excessive extra cost by shipping back with my clubs...

 

Post above said each order at first that’s all.

[tangojay]

I must suck big time!!! Hit 3 K-Sigs

 

1) Original K-Sig

2) Last K-Sig release

3) K-Sig 3 Piece

 

7 iron, all 3 within a yard or maybe yard and half,,,,,

[North Butte]

I must suck big time!!! Hit 3 K-Sigs

 

1) Original K-Sig

2) Last K-Sig release

3) K-Sig 3 Piece

 

7 iron, all 3 within a yard or maybe yard and half,,,,,

 

In my experience, the vast majority of the golf balls on the market go about the same distance (give or take five yards) on a stock shot under normal conditions. But every now I come across one that’s shorter than normal. Like for whatever reason the Snell MTB Red was seriously short off my iron, a full club worth at least. But that’s probably not true for everyone.

 

I found the original and 3pc K-Sig similar for me throughout the bag unless there was a breeze around. With the 3pc my short irons and wedges was far more affected than with the original. In fact, K3 is more affected by wind than any ball I can reall trying in recent years. A real throwback.

 

But yeah, hitting normal 7-iron or driver shots with original and K-3 it’s hard for me to see much difference, if any.

 

BTW in any case #1 and #2 on your list are the exact same ball so yeah, they perform the same...

[dhartmann34]

That's interesting. I did some testing of the MTB Black when it came out and I found the MTB Black to be MUCH longer (10+ yards) off of the driver and 3 wood over the Original K-Sig and Pro Vx. The MTB red was definitely shorter for me, which is probably because it seemed to soon more. With an iron the Black was a few yards (3-4) longer than the rest but not as much of a difference as with the woods.

 

As I've said before, I'll be switching to the MTB Black once my stash of the original Ksigs are gone... probably mid summer-ish next year. D Snell has done a great job with it and the performance and price are great.

I must suck big time!!! Hit 3 K-Sigs

 

1) Original K-Sig

2) Last K-Sig release

3) K-Sig 3 Piece

 

7 iron, all 3 within a yard or maybe yard and half,,,,,

 

In my experience, the vast majority of the golf balls on the market go about the same distance (give or take five yards) on a stock shot under normal conditions. But every now I come across one that’s shorter than normal. Like for whatever reason the Snell MTB Red was seriously short off my iron, a full club worth at least. But that’s probably not true for everyone.

 

I found the original and 3pc K-Sig similar for me throughout the bag unless there was a breeze around. With the 3pc my short irons and wedges was far more affected than with the original. In fact, K3 is more affected by wind than any ball I can reall trying in recent years. A real throwback.

 

But yeah, hitting normal 7-iron or driver shots with original and K-3 it’s hard for me to see much difference, if any.

 

BTW in any case #1 and #2 on your list are the exact same ball so yeah, they perform the same...

[North Butte]

That's interesting. I did some testing of the MTB Black when it came out and I found the MTB Black to be MUCH longer (10+ yards) off of the driver and 3 wood over the Original K-Sig and Pro Vx. The MTB red was definitely shorter for me, which is probably because it seemed to soon more. With an iron the Black was a few yards (3-4) longer than the rest but not as much of a difference as with the woods.

 

As I've said before, I'll be switching to the MTB Black once my stash of the original Ksigs are gone... probably mid summer-ish next year. D Snell has done a great job with it and the performance and price are great.

I must suck big time!!! Hit 3 K-Sigs

 

1) Original K-Sig

2) Last K-Sig release

3) K-Sig 3 Piece

 

7 iron, all 3 within a yard or maybe yard and half,,,,,

 

In my experience, the vast majority of the golf balls on the market go about the same distance (give or take five yards) on a stock shot under normal conditions. But every now I come across one that’s shorter than normal. Like for whatever reason the Snell MTB Red was seriously short off my iron, a full club worth at least. But that’s probably not true for everyone.

 

I found the original and 3pc K-Sig similar for me throughout the bag unless there was a breeze around. With the 3pc my short irons and wedges was far more affected than with the original. In fact, K3 is more affected by wind than any ball I can reall trying in recent years. A real throwback.

 

But yeah, hitting normal 7-iron or driver shots with original and K-3 it’s hard for me to see much difference, if any.

 

BTW in any case #1 and #2 on your list are the exact same ball so yeah, they perform the same...

 

Not to get all Snell-ish in the K-Sig thread but MTB Black works great for me (as did the original K-Sig). Not sure what was up with the MTB Red.

[flushem]

 

Wilson Sporting Goods is owned by a company, Amer Sports, based in Finland.

 

wow, I didn't know that. what is true American companies besides Snell and Cut? I know Titleist and B'stone are not.

[flushem]

 

 

K3 is still cheaper with shipping and tax....

 

If you dig in little more, the same seller has 3 dozen & 6 dozen deals with fixed shipping fee and no tax. take a look.

[radiman]

 

Wilson Sporting Goods is owned by a company, Amer Sports, based in Finland.

 

wow, I didn't know that. what is true American companies besides Snell and Cut? I know Titleist and B'stone are not.

 

Callaway.

[GolfiNut]

Wilson Sporting Goods is owned by a company, Amer Sports, based in Finland.

 

wow, I didn't know that. what is true American companies besides Snell and Cut? I know Titleist and B'stone are not.

 

Callaway.

Ely was da Man and he built it in the USA

[Shilgy]

Not each order...each BOX

Which is a fair comment. But... It's all relative. Many buy the ProV or other "premium" ball and use similar logic. If most times a ball lasts two rounds, or even just one, it's only $2 or$4 a round. No big deal. Means it's just $1 or $3 more per round than a Ksig.

The horrors of shipping fees...I mean, that adds like .20 to the cost of each ball...Way way way too expensive for my tastes...Guess I'll hoard some more while in town, stuff them in my golf bag and save on the excessive extra cost by shipping back with my clubs...

[Girevik]

And why is shipping on a double dozen Kirkland balls more expensive than a double dozen Calloway balls FROM COSTCO? That kinda frosts me.

[DavePelz4]

And why is shipping on a double dozen Kirkland balls more expensive than a double dozen Calloway balls FROM COSTCO? That kinda frosts me.

 

Shipping is $1.00 more...and you're paying $3.00/dozen less for the balls. Seems like a win here.

[North Butte]

People who are over the moon about golf balls selling for $30 (or less) per double-dozen tend to be the same type of people who begrudge every last penny of a shipping charge. The technical term escapes me but it's something like "sheepsgate".

[Girevik]

I prefer "thrifty". But guilty either way.

[North Butte]

I prefer "thrifty". But guilty either way.

 

I tried to come up with a near-homophone for “budget conscious” but it couldn’t be done.