New Wilson Staff Golf Ball Line

Volgolfer · October 9, 2009

Know about the FG....What is the C-25 and D-25?

Just saw on the TGW website that they are now offering the FG ball. But also saw two new Wison Staff balls - C-25 and D-25. Nothing on the Wilson website about these. Are these taking the place of the Zip and 50? Hope not.....

newjedi · October 10, 2009

That is my thought. The color schemes on all are similar to the tx4, Zip and Fifty. I think this time around I will go with the FG instead of the C:25 Crossover.

TempusFugit · October 10, 2009

I believe Wilson (and a few other OEMs) should stop changing their ball line up all the time, this is getting very confusing. Soon as you get used to a ball, oops it's gone and here comes another one.

Who leads the ball business ? Titleist. And how often do they change their ball line up ? They "improve" this and that, but basically the product names remain the same, even though, like the good old Tide, they eventually all come in "improved" versions. A well established brand or name is worth a lot; a new one is hard to establish. If you cancel one soon as it starts getting some recognition, you pretty much don't know what you're doing from a marketing standpoint. "Improve" it instead, and advertise the "improvements" big time !

bluejfk · October 12, 2009

I was told that the C25 are specifically made for the new ci9 irons. With the updated grooves they tried top create a low compression ball that stays on the club face longer to create more feel and spin.

I have no idea on whether they still use the flat bottom dimple design.

I like the flat bottom dimple pattern. Since you are generally the only using wilson's at a tournament, it is pretty hard to hit some one else's ball whether you are in the tall stuff or in the woods.

I can not wait for the Ci9's This may be the first time I go retail (rather than ebay) for irons in a very long time. The have a little more playability than the older Ci's and launch a little lower like the pi's. I am tall and have stayed with the ci6's because they launch lower than the ci7's.