MG Golf Balls

Geaux Gators · September 14, 2016

I think they feel a little firmer than the Zstar. Maybe like the Bridgstone B330RX from a few years ago. But honestly I haven't played anything but a Zstar, ProV1x, or MG for the last 3 years. It has been at least 3 season.

ob18 · September 14, 2016

I think they feel a little firmer than the Zstar. Maybe like the Bridgstone B330RX from a few years ago. But honestly I haven't played anything but a Zstar, ProV1x, or MG for the last 3 years. It has been at least 3 season.

Well I know on my golf trip that I leave for on Saturday the main ball I'm going to be using the Callaway Diablo Tour but may bring a few of these with me.....not sure yet.

miker1951 · January 26, 2017

Ok, I have used this MG SENIOR ball a few rounds now. I have had some monster drives, biggest for me ever. Of course the 10 mph breeze was behind me but yesterday. I hit a few a good 270 yd range and straight. Some say why use them if I can hit a long ball as they say at my age of 65 in the 230 yd range. Because I never hit them that long before, and like most golfers, we want more. So if I get a good feeling in doing that. I will. I could care less what others think. I care that I am enjoying it while I am able. So be it.

North Butte · January 26, 2017

We've all got to follow our joy where ever we find it.

doublepar93 · January 26, 2017

Really wanting to try the C4. Will probably buy a couple dozen when my Christmas stash of balls runs out. Probably going to try the Snell balls too. Can't beat a cheap urethane ball.

Geaux Gators · January 27, 2017

We've all got to follow our joy where ever we find it.

or in his case, post only about MG golf balls, in this and other forums. (secret advertising is secret)

:lol:

miker1951 · January 27, 2017

Really wanting to try the C4. Will probably buy a couple dozen when my Christmas stash of balls runs out. Probably going to try the Snell balls too. Can't beat a cheap urethane ball.

Love the C4. Performs almost exactly like a ProV1 for me. Can't beat the value.

Geaux Gators · January 27, 2017

I tease, but rich and those guys really do have some great products. The dynagrip elite is the best value in golf I have ever used. I have a cabinet full of them. If the c4 was in yellow without me having to dye them I would probably still be using them. I just got tired of dying them.

Tanner25 · January 27, 2017

Ok, I have used this MG SENIOR ball a few rounds now. I have had some monster drives, biggest for me ever. Of course the 10 mph breeze was behind me but yesterday. I hit a few a good 270 yd range and straight. Some say why use them if I can hit a long ball as they say at my age of 65 in the 230 yd range. Because I never hit them that long before, and like most golfers, we want more. So if I get a good feeling in doing that. I will. I could care less what others think. I care that I am enjoying it while I am able. So be it.

I am excited to hear more about the Senior MG ball miker1951. How do these ball feel? I played a Oncore Caliber ball with a metal core and it had a weird hard feel to them. Anything like that or more like a softer ball? Does the ball have any check around the greens or is it like hitting a ball on an ice rink? Forget the, it's non-conforming and whether that's cool or not, let's hear about the ball!!

miker1951 · January 27, 2017

Ok, I have used this MG SENIOR ball a few rounds now. I have had some monster drives, biggest for me ever. Of course the 10 mph breeze was behind me but yesterday. I hit a few a good 270 yd range and straight. Some say why use them if I can hit a long ball as they say at my age of 65 in the 230 yd range. Because I never hit them that long before, and like most golfers, we want more. So if I get a good feeling in doing that. I will. I could care less what others think. I care that I am enjoying it while I am able. So be it.

I am excited to hear more about the Senior MG ball miker1951. How do these ball feel? I played a Oncore Caliber ball with a metal core and it had a weird hard feel to them. Anything like that or more like a softer ball? Does the ball have any check around the greens or is it like hitting a ball on an ice rink? Forget the, it's non-conforming and whether that's cool or not, let's hear about the ball!!

I have not played enough greens to make that determination. The greens I played were too firm, I played both the ProV1 & MG and both reacted the same. The ProV1 may be a touch softer but not significant. Once I play greens that are a bit softer I will know. At this point I love the MG Senior. I have 3 dz to use and will order more.

Tanner25 · January 28, 2017

Ok, I have used this MG SENIOR ball a few rounds now. I have had some monster drives, biggest for me ever. Of course the 10 mph breeze was behind me but yesterday. I hit a few a good 270 yd range and straight. Some say why use them if I can hit a long ball as they say at my age of 65 in the 230 yd range. Because I never hit them that long before, and like most golfers, we want more. So if I get a good feeling in doing that. I will. I could care less what others think. I care that I am enjoying it while I am able. So be it.

I am excited to hear more about the Senior MG ball miker1951. How do these ball feel? I played a Oncore Caliber ball with a metal core and it had a weird hard feel to them. Anything like that or more like a softer ball? Does the ball have any check around the greens or is it like hitting a ball on an ice rink? Forget the, it's non-conforming and whether that's cool or not, let's hear about the ball!!
I have not played enough greens to make that determination. The greens I played were too firm, I played both the ProV1 & MG and both reacted the same. The ProV1 may be a touch softer but not significant. Once I play greens that are a bit softer I will know. At this point I love the MG Senior. I have 3 dz to use and will order more.

Excellent! I am a senior player too. You are probably getting the feeling I had, when I played my favorite courses and moved to the senior tees. After battling the longer yardages for 20 years, it was nice to be sitting in playable positions after a tee shot, Thanks, for the info on the green side control. Would you compare the feel/softness to a Duo or Supersoft, a mid feeling ball like a Noodle or firmer ball like the Bridgestone B330? As much as this sounds appealing, if the ball feels like a rock, it might not be a good choice for me. Thx Tanner

miker1951 · January 28, 2017

Ok, I have used this MG SENIOR ball a few rounds now. I have had some monster drives, biggest for me ever. Of course the 10 mph breeze was behind me but yesterday. I hit a few a good 270 yd range and straight. Some say why use them if I can hit a long ball as they say at my age of 65 in the 230 yd range. Because I never hit them that long before, and like most golfers, we want more. So if I get a good feeling in doing that. I will. I could care less what others think. I care that I am enjoying it while I am able. So be it.

I am excited to hear more about the Senior MG ball miker1951. How do these ball feel? I played a Oncore Caliber ball with a metal core and it had a weird hard feel to them. Anything like that or more like a softer ball? Does the ball have any check around the greens or is it like hitting a ball on an ice rink? Forget the, it's non-conforming and whether that's cool or not, let's hear about the ball!!
I have not played enough greens to make that determination. The greens I played were too firm, I played both the ProV1 & MG and both reacted the same. The ProV1 may be a touch softer but not significant. Once I play greens that are a bit softer I will know. At this point I love the MG Senior. I have 3 dz to use and will order more.

Excellent! I am a senior player too. You are probably getting the feeling I had, when I played my favorite courses and moved to the senior tees. After battling the longer yardages for 20 years, it was nice to be sitting in playable positions after a tee shot, Thanks, for the info on the green side control. Would you compare the feel/softness to a Duo or Supersoft, a mid feeling ball like a Noodle or firmer ball like the Bridgestone B330? As much as this sounds appealing, if the ball feels like a rock, it might not be a good choice for me. Thx Tanner

This ball is not a rock. Maybe close to a Noodle. Not familiar with the Duo or Supersoft. I have only used it in three rounds, scoring about the same but my putting wasn't up to par as I'm breaking in a new putter. Good luck. Give this ball a try. Mike

Tanner25 · January 28, 2017

Ok, I have used this MG SENIOR ball a few rounds now. I have had some monster drives, biggest for me ever. Of course the 10 mph breeze was behind me but yesterday. I hit a few a good 270 yd range and straight. Some say why use them if I can hit a long ball as they say at my age of 65 in the 230 yd range. Because I never hit them that long before, and like most golfers, we want more. So if I get a good feeling in doing that. I will. I could care less what others think. I care that I am enjoying it while I am able. So be it.

I am excited to hear more about the Senior MG ball miker1951. How do these ball feel? I played a Oncore Caliber ball with a metal core and it had a weird hard feel to them. Anything like that or more like a softer ball? Does the ball have any check around the greens or is it like hitting a ball on an ice rink? Forget the, it's non-conforming and whether that's cool or not, let's hear about the ball!!
I have not played enough greens to make that determination. The greens I played were too firm, I played both the ProV1 & MG and both reacted the same. The ProV1 may be a touch softer but not significant. Once I play greens that are a bit softer I will know. At this point I love the MG Senior. I have 3 dz to use and will order more.

Excellent! I am a senior player too. You are probably getting the feeling I had, when I played my favorite courses and moved to the senior tees. After battling the longer yardages for 20 years, it was nice to be sitting in playable positions after a tee shot, Thanks, for the info on the green side control. Would you compare the feel/softness to a Duo or Supersoft, a mid feeling ball like a Noodle or firmer ball like the Bridgestone B330? As much as this sounds appealing, if the ball feels like a rock, it might not be a good choice for me. Thx Tanner
This ball is not a rock. Maybe close to a Noodle. Not familiar with the Duo or Supersoft. I have only used it in three rounds, scoring about the same but my putting wasn't up to par as I'm breaking in a new putter. Good luck. Give this ball a try. Mike

Thanks, Mike. I am waiting for the yellow version to get re-stocked!