trackcoach13

Rangé are overrated. I usually choose 20 - 30 from the multitude (i.e., several thousand) of golf balls I have in my stock. Some days I play a bag of oldies but goodies meaning premium balls from say 2003, 2004, etc. Some days I play current models. All depends how I feel. Lately, I have had success with the OG KSIG, B-XS and the current AVX.

None But I do bring this filled with 20-30 balls in varying conditions.

I think that is a typo: https://www.golfmagic.com/equipment-news/dustin-johnson-whats-bag-travelers-championship-winner If it wasn't a typo then it did not last long. After the covid break, DJ returned playing the TP5x. JAN: https://www.taylormadegolf.com/clubhouse/11133-new-year-new-gear-for-team-taylormade-at-kapalua.html?lang=en_US MAY: https://www.golfmagic.com/equipment-news/rory-mcilroy-dustin-johnson-rickie-fowler-matt-wolff-bags

NM

https://www.golfwrx.com/640613/dustin-johnson-witb-2020-masters/ DJ plays TP5X

For clarification purposes, is "very decent" <, = or > than "will satisfy you?" Also, why are saying original 4-pc was not good?

Played the V2 for the first time today. I found it: Longer off the tee than V1 Longer with my short irons than V1 (spins less with no ballooning) Short game was similar between V1/V2 Durability was similar as well which is not great as it scuffs Conclusion: Decent ball for a great price.

I still have some along with U-Tri Extra Spin and U-Tri Extra Distance...

2005

TP5x for me.

You are wrong and apparently do not understand Costco's business model. Costco caps their Kirkland Signature product markups at 15%. So the entire wedge set with packaging costs them around $135. BTW, they cap outside brands at 14% markup.

2018

Yes they do.

For anyone interested, the wedges are available online at Costco.