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Premium golf balls tested and reviewed by PGA Professional John Greenwood. If you haven't had a ball fitting this video could help you decide which ball would best suit you.
Golf balls reviewed:
• Titleist ProV1 2013
• Callaway Hex Black
• Taylormade Penta TP5
• Bridgestone Tour B330
• Nike 20XI-X
• Srixon Z Star
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I like the penta over prov1
I think that titleist pro v1 is the best ball for me even though I have a moderate swing speed
Hey I like that your making videos to help people get some aditional infomation on golf balls but you cant compare 20xi-x to the othet soft feel control golf balls. Thats why the 20xi-x golf ball is much durable than the rest because its a harder less spin ball. Softer feel golf balls tend to scuff up mush easier do to the softer outter layer. The 20xi is the softer feel control ball some compare it to the pro v1 golf balls which I think the 20xi has nice feel but not a ball I preffer do to its spins to much for me. I play the pro v1x enough spin around the green less spin with driver which for me equals more distance less veering off target.
great comparison. earned a subscriber. the swing speed and smash seem to be consistent which is important in a comparison, but what about impact position on the driver face. Where all of them pretty much in the middle with little deviation? some balls i see flew lower than others but had the same spin rate and some lower spin rate as those that went farther. so thats why i ask if you hit these balls in the middle of the face. Thanks 🙂
Smash factor pretty low vs club head speed