Top Two Balls you play right now...

[Kentendo]

Tour B Rx is my ball.  If I had to pick a second ball, it would be the Zstar.

[54CW]

I played V1x for awhile but right now I’m reaching for TP5 or MTB black. When these are gone I’m going to ProV1. 

Edited April 13, 2021 by 54CW

[Pmookie]

Pro V1X, but may be adding Left Dash to the mix...

[daralike]

Snell MTB-X & Maxfli Tour.

 

[DMartini]

really enjoying CSX LS TT at the mo, however ProV1x yellow is waiting quietly for the winter weather to take hold.

[phil75070]

MTB Black and 2020 Chrome Soft

[lil'mike]

Chrome Soft and Z-star XV.

 

[gioguy21]

Prov1X and the Chromesoft X LS (Low Spin)

[95124hacker]

Tour BXS & TP5x

[tsecor]

2021 Prov 1 and AVX

 

 

[scott406]

Snell Black and BridgeStone RX

 

 

I am testing the Z-Stars so this might change

I find the RX (yellow) a little hard off the putter and that is the only difference between the Snell and the RX. 

Besides the price difference

 

 

[phizzy30]

I found a tour ball that checked all the boxes for me recently.  Chrome Soft X LS.  The OG Chrome Soft X was a very good ball, but the LS is spot on.  Flatter ball flight and seems to spin a hair less which is what I need.  Second ball would be the MTB-X.  Checks most of the boxes.  Only gripe is that it can get spinny on windy days.  

[j.a.]

Callaway ERC Soft (until I finish the box) then Chrome Soft 

Bridgestone B RX

[hammergolf]

2020 Bridgestone Tour B X in the spring and summer

Vice Pro Yellow in the fall and winter 

[bbanksp]

On 4/12/2021 at 1:37 PM, Pepperturbo said:

Currently, the NEW ProV1x and AVX - depending on outside temp.

what do you notice as difference between two in your view?

[MPSgolfs]

Bridgestone Tour BXS. Best ball I’ve ever played.

 

For me it offers the best qualities of the two balls I gamed last year: Z Star and Z Star XV. Short irons and short game like the Z Star, long game like the Z Star XV. 

[Pepperturbo]

2 hours ago, bbanksp said:

what do you notice as difference between two in your view?

ProV1x has a higher trajectory, more spin, handles high outside temps, and feels good as I compress it on impact on my soft 620 series.

 

AVX is more of a line-drive ball that works nicely around the greens, plus it's easy to over-compress losing some distance in high 100'+ heat, but works nicely in cooler temps.  It feels softer to me than new ProV1.

 

I like the most recently improved AVX ball though, and use it in cooler conditions.  Both ProV1x, and ProV spin more, so either of those balls are less likely to get me in trouble.

 

Last weekend on #16, I came up short of the long Par 3 on the apron of a long angled green.  Pin was in the back on an elevated section.  I hooded a PW, ball hit, bounced once, slide a few feet and stopped 3' past pin.  Then on #18 I had 125 in, in between PW and 9i, chose 9i.  The pin was in the middle, green has pond on 3 sides.  I hit the ball a bit thin - flew in somewhat low-mid, hit, skipped twice, checked, and rolled a bit then stopped in back middle section of the green.  If I had done that with AVX, I suspect neither shot would have ended with a Par.

[TKS]

BXS and STAFF

[bbanksp]

2 hours ago, Pepperturbo said:

ProV1x has a higher trajectory, more spin, handles high outside temps, and feels good as I compress it on impact on my soft 620 series.

 

AVX is more of a line-drive ball that works nicely around the greens, plus it's easy to over-compress losing some distance in high 100'+ heat, but works nicely in cooler temps.  It feels softer to me than new ProV1.

 

I like the most recently improved AVX ball though, and use it in cooler conditions.  Both ProV1x, and ProV spin more, so either of those balls are less likely to get me in trouble.

 

Last weekend on #16, I came up short of the long Par 3 on the apron of a long angled green.  Pin was in the back on an elevated section.  I hooded a PW, ball hit, bounced once, slide a few feet and stopped 3' past pin.  Then on #18 I had 125 in, in between PW and 9i, chose 9i.  The pin was in the middle, green has pond on 3 sides.  I hit the ball a bit thin - flew in somewhat low-mid, hit, skipped twice, checked, and rolled a bit then stopped in back middle section of the green.  If I had done that with AVX, I suspect neither shot would have ended with a Par.

great info. I played the AVX a few years ago and it certainly seemed like a line drive ball. so its been improved?

[rondre3000]

ProV1 and TP5...with a little AVX mixed in on cold mornings.

[lefthack]

I play Srixon Q Star white and Nitro Crossfire orange.

[Chief Penguin]

Started in TP5/x last year, went to Bridgestone BXS - this was mostly a matter of putter feel.  Liked the BXS a lot, but I'm coming back to roost with Pro V1x right now.

[phizzy30]

11 hours ago, Pepperturbo said:

ProV1x has a higher trajectory, more spin, handles high outside temps, and feels good as I compress it on impact on my soft 620 series.

 

AVX is more of a line-drive ball that works nicely around the greens, plus it's easy to over-compress losing some distance in high 100'+ heat, but works nicely in cooler temps.  It feels softer to me than new ProV1.

 

I like the most recently improved AVX ball though, and use it in cooler conditions.  Both ProV1x, and ProV spin more, so either of those balls are less likely to get me in trouble.

 

Last weekend on #16, I came up short of the long Par 3 on the apron of a long angled green.  Pin was in the back on an elevated section.  I hooded a PW, ball hit, bounced once, slide a few feet and stopped 3' past pin.  Then on #18 I had 125 in, in between PW and 9i, chose 9i.  The pin was in the middle, green has pond on 3 sides.  I hit the ball a bit thin - flew in somewhat low-mid, hit, skipped twice, checked, and rolled a bit then stopped in back middle section of the green.  If I had done that with AVX, I suspect neither shot would have ended with a Par.

I was playing the AVX off/on last year.  I did like the fact that it was very low launch spin.  You're right about the line drives.  Great wind ball.  I don't think I ever used it in extreme summer temps here in SoCal.  As you probably know, it can easily get over 100 especially June, July, August and sometimes into fall.  How significant was distance loss? 

[phizzy30]

Just now, phizzy30 said:

I was playing the AVX off/on last year.  I did like the fact that it was very low launch spin.  You're right about the line drives.  Great wind ball.  Only gripe was that for the short irons it spun enough but the long and mid irons I had trouble holding the greens.  I don't think I ever used it in extreme summer temps here in SoCal.  As you probably know, it can easily get over 100 especially June, July, August and sometimes into fall.  How significant was distance loss? 

 

[Maroon_19]

Tour BX and Tour BRX - really can't tell one from the other.

[NJPhil]

My main ball is currently the AVX, I really like the feel off the putter and has enough spin for my game around the greens.  The other ball I have played occasionally recently is the Tour Response, again good feel with the putter and consistent enough around the greens.

[Tanner25]

Srixon Soft Feel most of the time, QST in the warmer weather.

[Hawkeye77]

Only play one.  It's Prov1.

[Gary Gutful]

On 4/13/2021 at 7:08 AM, dylanl said:

Tour B X and Pro V1. 

This.

[wdaig1]

Not sure how you can be consistent playing different golf balls.  ProV1