Most Underrated Ball You Ever Played?

[bcflyguy1]

Hitting the "Way Back" machine here a bit, but the Nike Tour Accuracy DD is my shout for this.
 

It was the TP5X 15+ years before that actually hit shelves.

[cleverprimate24]

Vice Pro, I switched to them this season and had great success. I'm gonna test the Snell MTB-X this coming year, but have a feeling I'll end up back with my Vice.

[BigTerf]

On 4/21/2020 at 1:57 PM, saltcity said:

That was a good ball!

I like the OnCore Elixr too.

I found a OnCore Elixr on the course once and played it for a while.  I was actually surprised at how nice it was.  Probably not enough to win me over permanently, but every once in a while, the “found luck” balls surprise you!

[bigbutch]

Callaway CTU 30 red. That ball did everything you could want a ball to do. Also, Wilson Duo spin.

[ZA206]

Maxfli Revolution was an awesome ball that was the equal of my beloved Titleist Professionals back in the day.

[bear87]

+1 for the Maxfli Revolution, back in the day

Currently, Vice Pro (higher price point) and Top Flite D2 Feel (lower price point).  

[eaglesnbogeys]

TaylorMade Penta balls (i.e. Penta TP, Penta TP5/TP3 etc), you can't buy these new, but they are available at some used golf ball retailers. I am a high handicapper, but these balls have performed great for me when I play them.

[Joe Mannix]

Back between 2000 - 2005 I could buy a dozen of these for $9.99 at Oshmans Sporting Goods.....AWESOME ball...best feeling ball I've ever played.  Bridgestone then took over making them, and they were never the same.

 

I used to game the Maxfli DDH as well...nice ball.

 

BTW, I saw the Pinnacle Exception referred to earlier....I had a Cleveland rep swear to me once that Vijay Singh actually used this ball with Titleist Pro V1 stamped on it.

Edited February 7, 2021 by Joe Mannix

[2tall2golf]

Top flight gamer has been my go to recently. Good feel and control. I'm not a high spin player so spin back isn't a big deal for me. 

[JoacoDiaz]

I am a professional golfer and have been playing at a decent level since I was 14 years old. I always considered Prov1 or Prov1x to be the best balls. I personally play the ProV1. However, I work at a golf course that is near a Cotsco so there is a lot of lost Kirkland balls on the tall grass. I picked them up whenever I can and try them out and I have to say I am impressed by how good these balls are. I am confident to say they are the best ball after Prov1s. The good thing is that even if you do not shop at Cotsco you can purchase these balls from used golf ball business. 

[JoacoDiaz]

I have a funny story happen once. I was playing golf on Thanksgiving in Wisconsin, yes pretty crazy! On the 6th hole I lost the prov1 I was playing, and found a Pink Bridgeston E6. I teed up the pink ball on the 7th hole and made 6 birdies in a row with it. It was a cold and windy day as you can imagine in November in Wisconsin, and this ball was so good in the wind, I could not believe it. 

[pup142]

Vice Drive golf ball. Goes like a rocket.

[phil75070]

Looking back, I would have to add the Callaway ERC Soft. Not a lot of people play it but I found it longer and softer than the previous version of Chrome Soft with a decent amount of spin both on approaches and around the green. I am anxious to see how the newest version plays. Great ball at a little more reasonable price than the tier 1 balls.