Are the original KSig 4 piece still a thing

[RainShadow]

Just curious if folks are still enamored by them?

I tried to like them but too firm for my taste and i have some taking up space.

[monks66]

the new K4 was softer and I def liked it better....if it wasnt for the cover issue i would be playing them.

[kepeollie]

I’ve got 4 dozen of the older 4 piece KSigs and agree, they are a bit firm for me.

 

 

[Sparky14]

I like the old KSig as much as any ball.

[thesamwise]

Played 18 with the original 4 piece tonight and hit a few absolute bombs off the tee. Love the K sigs!

[BB28403]

They were sued. So No.

[trackcoach13]

Incorrect. They were countersued by Titleist five months after Costco sued Titleist.

https://golf.com/gear/ball-wars-titleists-parent-company-countersues-costco-for-patent-infringement-false-advertising-over-its-kirkland-ball/

[DavePelz4]

Still have probably 4 double dozen left in the golf ball closet and they're still my favorite ball. It will be a sad day when that stock reaches zero.

[Girevik]

I'm still holding out hope for a reappearance of the new 4 piece sans cover issues, but yeah the original one is no more.

[BB28403]

Counter suit is still being sued

[storm319]

Agreed. Costco tried to beat them to the punch on their home turf when Acushnet sent the cease and desist.

Ultimately I think what did this ball in was Taylormade putting pressure on Nassau to stop producing it considering that this ball was actually infringing on their IP (4-piece, 2 mantle, cast thermoset urethane cover) and the fact that Taylormade was their biggest client. The same ball appeared to pop up again briefly last year as the Pearl Pure Pro X but was quickly removed from their site when the below comparison appeared on social media.

To answer the OPs question, this thread is a good barometer to this ball's popularity: https://forums.golfwrx.com/discussion/1378818/kirkland-signature-costco-golf-balls-merged-no-bst-posts

 

 

[Unteachable]

I still have 8 dozen in my closet that i never played for whatever reason. Nice balls. play as good as anything else out there.

[Stanks]

There really are better options out there. Now, you're sacrificing price when you go for the better options obviously but, I thought KSIG original were garbage anyway. And my opinion is well documented (at least it was until it was deleted by admin). And, I just happen to know when new Kirkland / Costco product is releasing. But I digress.

To the OP. KSIG original is still a thing. People that pay above original MSRP, IMO, are high as kites. You can see them go for a pretty penny on ebay, here, and other sites. For the price, they are the best performing ball. You will never find a better ball, for the price. It's the "glock of golf balls".

[Phireside]

Still have 3-4 dz from the first two releases. Played it the other day. darn fine ball.

[grm24]

And, I just happen to know when new Kirkland / Costco product is releasing. 

Care to prove your statement? Please provide your posts here in all of the K-Sig threads where your above statement is true. I know you won't or can not. Guess you are just being confrontational. LOL!

[RainShadow]

Thanks for all the replies.

Sold my little stash. Somebody got a great deal, apparently.

I wasn't gonna play them. Preferred something much softer.

Tried the 3 piece, didn't like it either.

[RSinSG]

Yes they are still a thing - to me anyway. I still have 18 dozen so I'm set for as long as I still like them. When I first started using them I was playing ProV1x and I thought the KSig was just as good for my skill level. The cost made it an easy choice. I tried the 3 piece and didn't like them. Never got to try the 4 piece ver 2.0.

[Kentendo]

They were selling KSigs in the pro shop at the course I played 2 weeks ago. They only had 3 dozen left and were blowing them out. It is one of the better courses in the area, so I was surprised to see them on display.