I play a Wilson Duo Soft. Around $20.00 a dozen. And I played them a very very long time and I’ve had no problems with them. The compression is perfect for my swing speed as a senior.
Thanks for sharing your experience with the Wilson Duo Soft golf ball ! 😊 It's great to hear that they work well for you, especially with the perfect compression for your golf swing speed. Keep enjoying your game! ⛳
@@lesmershon9197 Oh they’re a great ball for the price. They have distance, control. I have a natural draw and they’re perfect for my game absolutely perfect. And when I play with guys that use these Titleist Pro V Plus every time they go into the woods or the water they gotta spend 20 minutes looking for the thing because they’re so expensive.
The ball I've used recently and which I have found to be superior is the Bridgestone e12 Contact. Distance, flight, and - most importantly - the highly subjective topic of feel are better than the Titleist, Srixon, or anything else I've tried. The feel, especially off my irons, is hard to quantify but the e12 feels better than $50/dozen balls and is only $24.99/dozen at any retailer so price/performance wins the race for me. It putts well and also seems highly durable, so what's not to like? The balls surveyed in this video are premium balls but, IMO, the e12 beats them all.
Pro v 1 for a senior who swings 80-90 mph ? Obviously this isn’t about what is an appropriate ball for seniors or people who don’t swing a club 100 mph+. May I suggest you actually take the time to research what might benefit seniors.
🟡 if you don’t have a driver swing speed of 100mph or iron swing speed of 90mph > you are wasting your time and money using the ProV1 > Callaway Supersoft doesn’t even get a mention > this is the worst golf ball review for slower swing speeds 🟡
I’m do like the AVX but refuse to pay these high prices for golf balls which I lose too often. I’m quite happy with my Cosco Kirklands - a great all round ball at a very reasonable price.
Thanks for sharing your experience! It's great to hear that you've found a ball that works well for you. The Bridgestone Tour RX sounds like a solid choice, especially with good distance and performance around the green. Happy golfing! 🏌️♂️⛳️🤪🇺🇲
MyGolfSpy tested the 2023 Titleist Pro V1 and found it had an average compression of 87. That's on the high side and requires a higher swing speed. "The #1 ball in golf, the Pro V1 is a three-piece golf ball meant for swing speeds of 98-105 mph." (The Golf Ball Handbook). This is NOT suited for slower senior swing speeds which typically range between 60-80 mph. (The Titleist Pro V1x has an average compression of 96.)
The Titleist Pro V 1 is a great ball for my game. I haven’t found any of the less expensive Titleist balls to have a good feel to them.. They all seem to hard. As a senior I also like Callaway’s Crome soft or their Super Soft balls. Any of the major brands top shelf ball is generally a very good choice and their less expensive balls are just of average quality. So, if you don’t mind losing distance the Kirlkland ball is probably the best deal going for a decent all around quality ball.
Thanks for sharing your favorites! 🎉 It's great to hear that the QStar, e6, e12, and Duo Soft golf ball are working well for you! Keep enjoying the game! ⛳️
You should include cover material and price. These all seem to be the highest priced balls. You should do a video featuring the best balls under $30.00. There are good ones. One you should add to this list is the Taylor made Tour Response. The con is they have risen $10.00 in price 2 years. The plus is they have added many colors in a wide stripe option.
4 of the 5 might be for seniors on the Senior PGA Tour. I know few players that can actually take advantage of a tour ball, be honest with yourself but if spending $50+ for a dozen makes you feel good then go for it.
The Srixon Soft Feel is indeed a fantastic golf ball, offering great value. The AVX is excellent, but I totally get where you're coming from regarding the price. It's all about finding what works best for your game!
With a compression of 100. Vice Pro plus is not recommended for Senior golfers in my world. Most seniors don't have enough swing speed for that ball. Pro V 1 not appropriate either. Taylormade Speed Soft is a far better choice for folks with slower swing speeds which is where the majority of most seniors reside.
You make a great point about golf ball compression and swing speed. The Vice Pro Plus does have a high compression, which might not be ideal for seniors with slower swing speeds. The Taylormade Speed Soft golf ball is indeed a fantastic option for those needing a softer feel and better distance at lower speeds. Happy golfing! 🏌️♂️
@@josephdubiel7129 I tried the Vice pro soft. Very good ball.it’s a little firm but goes a long way. I am around 200 with driver and I hit the Vice 220 once in awhile.
Titleist velocity for me. I’m almost 69 in a month. I can tee up a pro v and a velocity will beat it every time. I only have about 85 mph club head speed now, but still average 240-255 off the tee. When I was 35 I could hit anything a long way. Now I just play a little cat game with all my senior buddies.
It's great to hear that you still have a solid drive despite a lower club head speed. The Titleist Velocity golf ball is known for its distance, so it's no surprise that it works well for you. It's all about finding the right ball for your game and enjoying those rounds with your buddies! Keep on having fun out there!
None of these balls are compatible with slower swing speeds, but fit players with at least moderate to high swing speeds. I think the video on slow swing speed golf balls would be more appropriate.
I have been using the Callaway Warbird for a long time. I'm 68 years old, and my swing has slowed down over the years with my Big Bertha. Calloway works well for me. 😁
It's great to hear that the Maxfli Tour-X works well for your senior swing. Finding the right ball can make a big difference in your game. Keep swinging and enjoying the golf game! ⛳️
I'm a 70 year old. Play a Bridgestone e12 Contact. I don't know all the high tech stuff in a ball. All I know is it flies straighter, about 5 yards farther, and feels softer on putts. $34 a
Amen, brother, amen! I find that the e12 is superior to anything else in recent times. Best of all I find that they're now $24.99/dozen at any retailer, either brick and mortar or online. I'm 74 and this is my ball, too.
Artificial Intelligence voicing is obvious in this post. I’ve played most of these balls. ProV1 is the best for Seniors? No way! Sorry, but show me the numbers. Why buy a Premium four piece ball? Absolutely no advantage. None!
DRIVERS THAT COST 500 DOLLARS, IRONS 800 HUNDRED PLUS, WEDGES 135 BUCKS, PUTTERS AROUND 150 AND UP, BAGS 100 PLUS, BALLS AROUND 30 BUCKS A DOZEN, ADD ON 50 PLUS GREEN FEES, AND OF COURSE WE ALL NEED 150 DOLLAR RANGE SCOPES, THIS IS ALL GETTING TO BE A REDICULOUS RIP OFF. AND DON'T FOR GET $100+ FITTING Fees😮. 😢
Golf can definitely be an expensive sport with all the costs adding up. However, there are also budget-friendly options and ways to save money. Many golfers find that investing in quality equipment improves their game and enjoyment, but it's important to find a balance that works for you. Your feedback is valuable, and we appreciate you being part of the community! 😊🏌️♂️
I find over 400 balls a year and have golf buddies who never have to buy golf balls because I give them the brand they like I prefer Titleist and it's amazing how many I find happy golfing 🇺🇸🦅🌞⛳⛳⛳⛳⛳⛳⛳
I understand your concern. While this evaluation may cater more to golfers with higher swing speeds, I'll definitely take your feedback into consideration for future reviews.
"The difference between a one dollar golf ball and a three dollar ball ------- is two dollars. " Leslie Neilsen Seriously- do senior golfers do any better with all of these balls than they did when they all used Titleist DT90 ?
Absolutely! It's a valid question. The advancements in golf ball technology can seem overwhelming at times. While there's certainly a wide range of options available, the real difference often comes down to individual preference, swing characteristics, and playing conditions. Some senior golfers may find benefits with newer balls tailored to their swing speeds or preferences, while others may stick with what they know works for them. Ultimately, the best ball for you is the one that helps you play your best and enjoy the game. 😊🏌️♂️
This is the biggest load of horse sh*t I have ever watched. Seniors need LOW COMPRESSION balls. Wilson Duo. Callaway Super soft. My go to back up ball has always been a Noodle. Used to be a Maxfli, now it is made my Taylor Made. I have played them all. Every ball at every price point. Duo, Supersoft and Noodle are my favs. They are not pushed by websites like these because the profit margin is much lower than the balls featured. I used to get rock flites to spin back in the day. I don't need a $4 golf ball to make it check.
It's great to hear about your experiences with various golf balls and the ones that have worked best for you. I understand your preference for low-compression golf balls, especially for seniors. It's always good to go with what feels right for you and your golf game. While we do feature some higher-priced golf balls, it's definitely not to dismiss the ones you mentioned. Everyone has unique preferences, and it's valuable to get feedback from experienced players like you. ⛳
The TaylorMade Tour Response and WILSON Triad are indeed excellent choices for seniors Golfer, especially with a 70 to 80 mph swing speed. Their design really helps maximize distance and control. Happy golfing! ⛳️
While the Pro V1 golf balls are often recommended for players with higher clubhead speeds, it's also versatile enough for a broader range of players. Some might prefer it for its feel and control, even if they don't swing as fast. It's always good to consider personal preference and playing style when choosing golf balls. ⛳️
Wouldnt recommend ANY of these balls for seniors !! The Vice Pro plus, Bridgestone B Rx , and Pro V1 are all too firm. The Vice Pro soft (now "Air") is a much better ball. Likewise, the Bridgestone B RX S is a better choice for seniors. All of these ( except the Vice if you buy multiple boxes) are WAY too expensive !!!!!! There are many of the DTC companies (Legato, Seed, and of course Vice) plus the MUCH cheaper 2/3 piece offerings from Callaway, Srixon, that provide good performance at less than HALF the price than the balls in this video !!
I’m not sponsored by Pro V1 golf ball; my goal is to share my personal experiences with the product. Your comment helps me improve. Thanks again for watching! ⛳️
I play a Wilson Duo Soft. Around $20.00 a dozen. And I played them a very very long time and I’ve had no problems with them. The compression is perfect for my swing speed as a senior.
Thanks for sharing your experience with the Wilson Duo Soft golf ball ! 😊 It's great to hear that they work well for you, especially with the perfect compression for your golf swing speed. Keep enjoying your game! ⛳
Absolutely. I use it and really like the control.
@@lesmershon9197 Oh they’re a great ball for the price. They have distance, control. I have a natural draw and they’re perfect for my game absolutely perfect. And when I play with guys that use these Titleist Pro V Plus every time they go into the woods or the water they gotta spend 20 minutes looking for the thing because they’re so expensive.
Ditto
Top 5 should read.
1 Titlest tru feel.
2Srixon soft feel.
3 Srixon Qstar
4 Callaway chromesoft.
5 bridgestone E6
Thanks for sharing your top 5 golf balls! Everyone has their favorites golf ball, and it's always interesting to see different perspectives.
The ball I've used recently and which I have found to be superior is the Bridgestone e12 Contact. Distance, flight, and - most importantly - the highly subjective topic of feel are better than the Titleist, Srixon, or anything else I've tried. The feel, especially off my irons, is hard to quantify but the e12 feels better than $50/dozen balls and is only $24.99/dozen at any retailer so price/performance wins the race for me. It putts well and also seems highly durable, so what's not to like? The balls surveyed in this video are premium balls but, IMO, the e12 beats them all.
I’ve never gotten to play the same ball for five or six rounds. Mine have this wanderlust built deep in their own cores.
Try that business of testing the balls for balance in salt water that makes them float. See if that helps.
Pro v 1 for a senior who swings 80-90 mph ? Obviously this isn’t about what is an appropriate ball for seniors or people who don’t swing a club 100 mph+. May I suggest you actually take the time to research what might benefit seniors.
Agreed! These balls are all expensive as well. This is nothing more than a sales pitch.
Bastards
Obviously??
Don’t let the “expert” hype fool you…80-90 mph swing speed can definitely play the oro v1….
🟡 if you don’t have a driver swing speed of 100mph or iron swing speed of 90mph > you are wasting your time and money using the ProV1 > Callaway Supersoft doesn’t even get a mention > this is the worst golf ball review for slower swing speeds 🟡
I’m do like the AVX but refuse to pay these high prices for golf balls which I lose too often. I’m quite happy with my Cosco Kirklands - a great all round ball at a very reasonable price.
Kirklands?? Worse than a range ball. Pre-owned balls found in the bushes are better - or just tee up rocks.
I play the Srixon Q Star Tour. This is also a good ball for seniors and under $40 a box.
I've been using these for some time, great balls and I can get the for under £25 a dozen in the uk
Pro v 1 is still my go to ball but I have tried the Bridgestone tour RX and now use them often, good distance and very good around the green 🤪🇺🇲
Thanks for sharing your experience! It's great to hear that you've found a ball that works well for you. The Bridgestone Tour RX sounds like a solid choice, especially with good distance and performance around the green. Happy golfing! 🏌️♂️⛳️🤪🇺🇲
MyGolfSpy tested the 2023 Titleist Pro V1 and found it had an average compression of 87. That's on the high side and requires a higher swing speed. "The #1 ball in golf, the Pro V1 is a three-piece golf ball meant for swing speeds of 98-105 mph." (The Golf Ball Handbook). This is NOT suited for slower senior swing speeds which typically range between 60-80 mph. (The Titleist Pro V1x has an average compression of 96.)
Which balls do you think are better for 70 mph swing speed"
The Titleist Pro V 1 is a great ball for my game. I haven’t found any of the less expensive Titleist balls to have a good feel to them.. They all seem to hard. As a senior I also like Callaway’s Crome soft or their Super Soft balls. Any of the major brands top shelf ball is generally a very good choice and their less expensive balls are just of average quality. So, if you don’t mind losing distance the Kirlkland ball is probably the best deal going for a decent all around quality ball.
Titleist Tour Soft feel amazing !
QStar, e6, e12, duo soft. All excellent for this 76 year old chap!
Thanks for sharing your favorites! 🎉 It's great to hear that the QStar, e6, e12, and Duo Soft golf ball are working well for you! Keep enjoying the game! ⛳️
You should include cover material and price. These all seem to be the highest priced balls. You should do a video featuring the best balls under $30.00. There are good ones. One you should add to this list is the Taylor made Tour Response. The con is they have risen $10.00 in price 2 years. The plus is they have added many colors in a wide stripe option.
4 of the 5 might be for seniors on the Senior PGA Tour. I know few players that can actually take advantage of a tour ball, be honest with yourself but if spending $50+ for a dozen makes you feel good then go for it.
I wish to purchase these balls as they are very good for us seniors
You are correct I use the Srixon soft feel. The AVX is a great ball but way too expensive
The Srixon Soft Feel is indeed a fantastic golf ball, offering great value. The AVX is excellent, but I totally get where you're coming from regarding the price. It's all about finding what works best for your game!
With a compression of 100. Vice Pro plus is not recommended for Senior golfers in my world. Most seniors don't have enough swing speed for that ball. Pro V 1 not appropriate either. Taylormade Speed Soft is a far better choice for folks with slower swing speeds which is where the majority of most seniors reside.
You make a great point about golf ball compression and swing speed. The Vice Pro Plus does have a high compression, which might not be ideal for seniors with slower swing speeds. The Taylormade Speed Soft golf ball is indeed a fantastic option for those needing a softer feel and better distance at lower speeds. Happy golfing! 🏌️♂️
@@josephdubiel7129 I tried the Vice pro soft. Very good ball.it’s a little firm but goes a long way. I am around 200 with driver and I hit the Vice 220 once in awhile.
Would have been nice if you said what swing speed you tested them at. I am a senior with lower back fusion so my swing is all arms and low speed.
Titleist velocity for me. I’m almost 69 in a month. I can tee up a pro v and a velocity will beat it every time. I only have about 85 mph club head speed now, but still average 240-255 off the tee. When I was 35 I could hit anything a long way. Now I just play a little cat game with all my senior buddies.
It's great to hear that you still have a solid drive despite a lower club head speed. The Titleist Velocity golf ball is known for its distance, so it's no surprise that it works well for you. It's all about finding the right ball for your game and enjoying those rounds with your buddies! Keep on having fun out there!
None of these balls are compatible with slower swing speeds, but fit players with at least moderate to high swing speeds. I think the video on slow swing speed golf balls would be more appropriate.
Not the 5 I would pick! Callaway and Srixon would have something to say about this grouping!
I have been using the Callaway Warbird for a long time. I'm 68 years old, and my swing has slowed down over the years with my Big Bertha. Calloway works well for me. 😁
Callaway Supersoft is number 1
Thanks for your comment! Callaway Supersoft is indeed a fantastic golf ball.
PRO V1 AD Apparently. Why wasn't Snell balls tested
Snell is a really good all-around ball. You never see anyone selling them, but if you find one on the course, play it!
I find the Maxfli Tour-X to be the best ball for my Senior Swing
It's great to hear that the Maxfli Tour-X works well for your senior swing. Finding the right ball can make a big difference in your game. Keep swinging and enjoying the golf game! ⛳️
This commercial is brought to to by Titleist Pro V1
Vice pro the best 👌
Glad you think so! 🎯 Vice Pro golf balls are definitely top-notch.
I'm a 70 year old. Play a Bridgestone e12 Contact. I don't know all the high tech stuff in a ball. All I know is it flies straighter, about 5 yards farther, and feels softer on putts. $34 a
Amen, brother, amen! I find that the e12 is superior to anything else in recent times. Best of all I find that they're now $24.99/dozen at any retailer, either brick and mortar or online. I'm 74 and this is my ball, too.
Bridgestone makes quality balls. I'm using their tour b rxs now, long and great around the green.
Artificial Intelligence voicing is obvious in this post. I’ve played most of these balls. ProV1 is the best for Seniors? No way! Sorry, but show me the numbers. Why buy a Premium four piece ball? Absolutely no advantage. None!
DRIVERS THAT COST 500 DOLLARS, IRONS 800 HUNDRED PLUS, WEDGES 135 BUCKS, PUTTERS AROUND 150 AND UP, BAGS 100 PLUS, BALLS AROUND 30 BUCKS A DOZEN, ADD ON 50 PLUS GREEN FEES, AND OF COURSE WE ALL NEED 150 DOLLAR RANGE SCOPES, THIS IS ALL GETTING TO BE A REDICULOUS RIP OFF. AND DON'T FOR GET $100+ FITTING Fees😮. 😢
Golf can definitely be an expensive sport with all the costs adding up. However, there are also budget-friendly options and ways to save money. Many golfers find that investing in quality equipment improves their game and enjoyment, but it's important to find a balance that works for you. Your feedback is valuable, and we appreciate you being part of the community! 😊🏌️♂️
Buy found balls at 1/3 - 1/2 price
I find over 400 balls a year and have golf buddies who never have to buy golf balls because I give them the brand they like I prefer Titleist and it's amazing how many I find happy golfing 🇺🇸🦅🌞⛳⛳⛳⛳⛳⛳⛳
Was this sponsored by Titleist?. Any shop or Pro selling these to proper seniors is basically taking your money and doesn't care about your game.
Maybe I should get a sponsorship deal with Titleist! But jokes aside, I appreciate your input on this.
I like the vice balls and the Callaway super soft.
Both Vice golf balls and Callaway Super Soft golf ball have their own unique feel and performance. Glad you found ones you like! 😊 happy golfing
I'm not sure this evaluation is relevant for more senior golfers with slower swing speeds ?
I understand your concern. While this evaluation may cater more to golfers with higher swing speeds, I'll definitely take your feedback into consideration for future reviews.
I don’t agree!! Slow swing speed (senior)=srixon soft feel or callaway super soft 🏌️♂️
My choices exactly
Love my Srixon balls. Great for a 76 pod guy who can hit them 250.
The best ball for me is the new ball I find on the golf course.
Finding a new golf ball on the course can definitely be a fun bonus! 🏌️♂️
Callaway ERC for me
Thanks for sharing! The Callaway ERC is a great choice! 🏌️♂️
"The difference between a one dollar golf ball and a three dollar ball ------- is two dollars. " Leslie Neilsen
Seriously- do senior golfers do any better with all of these balls than they did when they all used Titleist DT90 ?
Absolutely! It's a valid question. The advancements in golf ball technology can seem overwhelming at times. While there's certainly a wide range of options available, the real difference often comes down to individual preference, swing characteristics, and playing conditions. Some senior golfers may find benefits with newer balls tailored to their swing speeds or preferences, while others may stick with what they know works for them. Ultimately, the best ball for you is the one that helps you play your best and enjoy the game. 😊🏌️♂️
This is the biggest load of horse sh*t I have ever watched. Seniors need LOW COMPRESSION balls. Wilson Duo. Callaway Super soft. My go to back up ball has always been a Noodle. Used to be a Maxfli, now it is made my Taylor Made. I have played them all. Every ball at every price point. Duo, Supersoft and Noodle are my favs. They are not pushed by websites like these because the profit margin is much lower than the balls featured. I used to get rock flites to spin back in the day. I don't need a $4 golf ball to make it check.
It's great to hear about your experiences with various golf balls and the ones that have worked best for you. I understand your preference for low-compression golf balls, especially for seniors. It's always good to go with what feels right for you and your golf game. While we do feature some higher-priced golf balls, it's definitely not to dismiss the ones you mentioned. Everyone has unique preferences, and it's valuable to get feedback from experienced players like you. ⛳
There are very very good, average and below average senior golfers. Huh. Just like non seniors. Go figure.
One Ball to Rule Them All is a fantasy
These balls are not for seniors.
Our goal is to create content that everyone can enjoy. If you have specific suggestions for seniors golfer, we’d love to hear them!
*I try to avoid the SQUARE balls* 😨
Taylor made Tour Response, and WILSON Triad are good price and perfect for Seniors. 70 to 80mph swing
The TaylorMade Tour Response and WILSON Triad are indeed excellent choices for seniors Golfer, especially with a 70 to 80 mph swing speed. Their design really helps maximize distance and control. Happy golfing! ⛳️
If hit correctly... The pro v1.. is 25 yards better than the rest!.. factomundo
Robo voiced sales drivel...
I use the Walmart Nitro ball. I can dump it into the water or deep woods and not care since theyre about $10 for 12 balls.
Using more affordable equipment can definitely make it easier to enjoy the game without worrying too much about losing gear. Happy golfing! ⛳
Bogus review
Wrong on the Titelist pro V1, it’s designed for people with higher clubhead speed.
While the Pro V1 golf balls are often recommended for players with higher clubhead speeds, it's also versatile enough for a broader range of players. Some might prefer it for its feel and control, even if they don't swing as fast. It's always good to consider personal preference and playing style when choosing golf balls. ⛳️
Wouldnt recommend ANY of these balls for seniors !! The Vice Pro plus, Bridgestone B Rx , and Pro V1 are all too firm. The Vice Pro soft (now "Air") is a much better ball. Likewise, the Bridgestone B RX S is a better choice for seniors. All of these ( except the Vice if you buy multiple boxes) are WAY too expensive !!!!!! There are many of the DTC companies (Legato, Seed, and of course Vice) plus the MUCH cheaper 2/3 piece offerings from Callaway, Srixon, that provide good performance at less than HALF the price than the balls in this video !!
Bull, this is a waste of time.
I’m sorry to hear you feel that way. I appreciate your feedback and will keep it in mind for future content. 😊
What are ripoff pro V1 is not for senior player you don't mention anything about compression, I think you were sponsored by pro V1
I’m not sponsored by Pro V1 golf ball; my goal is to share my personal experiences with the product. Your comment helps me improve. Thanks again for watching! ⛳️