I really like the duo soft, might lose a bit of distance compared to higher end choices but they feel great off the club and are a great cheaper option.
You're right, the Callaway Supersoft is great for distance and accuracy. For better greenside control, you might want to try the VICE Pro Soft or Titleist Tour Soft!
I use Callaway Chrome because of two reasons. The main reason is they make the American flag on the ball so it's very easy to identify plus it is a premium ball. I assume with my 70 to 76 swing speed it's still a good choice. My main concern is the ball stopping as fast as possible on the green. That is much more important than being concerned about distance. Does not matter to me if my drive goes 185 or 200 yards . I need the ball to stop when hitting into the green. Please advise. Thanks@@fifersports
They don't market the Vice Pro Soft anymore. And I wonder if you have permission from, among others, Mistah Short Hitter to use his content in your video?
I tried the orange Calloway super soft last week and liked the performance but the color made it difficult for me to track the ball path. I thought that my first drive went out of bounds until I eventually found the ball in the middle of the fairway not far from the green. Next time I’m going with white Calloways.
@@citanullunatic4084 I made other two good shots that day with the Orange Calaway balls which I didn’t find until after I had dropped a ball. Maybe I am partially color blind in the orange spectrum.🤷♂️
You should have known that the Vice Pro Soft was replaced by the Vice Pro Air in 2024! It seems like your just reiterating the company line for these balls.
This is so wrong. I would agree Srixon soft feel is a great ball for this swing speed and deserves its place, the others are so out of touch with modern technology and reality its a joke.
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Wilson Duo Soft is better than any of these
Cheaper but idk about better
I really like the duo soft, might lose a bit of distance compared to higher end choices but they feel great off the club and are a great cheaper option.
@@davidhensman8617 Yeah, I like them, too. It's a buttery feel off the club face, especially with my hybrids.
Definitely, the Wilson Duo Soft is a great ball! But this list offers some solid options for 2025 in terms of availability, price, and overall value.
Bridgestone has several balls that react well to slower swings. E6 is one that is consistently good.
The Callaway Supersoft flies long and goes straight. However it won’t sit down on a green for your life.
You're right, the Callaway Supersoft is great for distance and accuracy. For better greenside control, you might want to try the VICE Pro Soft or Titleist Tour Soft!
I use Callaway Chrome because of two reasons. The main reason is they make the American flag on the ball so it's very easy to identify plus it is a premium ball. I assume with my 70 to 76 swing speed it's still a good choice. My main concern is the ball stopping as fast as possible on the green. That is much more important than being concerned about distance. Does not matter to me if my drive goes 185 or 200 yards . I need the ball to stop when hitting into the green. Please advise. Thanks@@fifersports
Taylormade Distance plus is a good ball tee to approach. But has a hard time holding firmer greens. Price is $20 per dozen.
They don't market the Vice Pro Soft anymore. And I wonder if you have permission from, among others, Mistah Short Hitter to use his content in your video?
Thanks for pointing that out! The VICE Pro Soft might be harder to find now, but it's still a solid choice if available.
Bridgestone a good ball as well
I tried the orange Calloway super soft last week and liked the performance but the color made it difficult for me to track the ball path. I thought that my first drive went out of bounds until I eventually found the ball in the middle of the fairway not far from the green. Next time I’m going with white Calloways.
Glad you liked the performance of the Callaway Supersoft! Definitely, a white ball is always the best choice for tracking in any condition.
You drove an orange ball in the middle of the fairway near the green, and you don't like them!
@@citanullunatic4084 I made other two good shots that day with the Orange Calaway balls which I didn’t find until after I had dropped a ball. Maybe I am partially color blind in the orange spectrum.🤷♂️
I like the price of the taylormade distance +. I can usually find them for 15-20 bucks, which is hard to beat value and performance.
Absolutely! The TaylorMade Distance+ offers amazing value for its performance. It's tough to find a better deal in that price range!
Callaway is the best for me love them 😅😊
Glad to hear you love Callaway! They're definitely a solid choice for feel and performance! 😄⛳
Srixon becomes Taylormade in the photo. Where’s the data to backup the story?
I wish titleist would bring back the tour speed ball.
Totally agree! The Tour Speed was a fantastic ball-hopefully, Titleist considers bringing it back in the future.
@@fifersportsconsider the tour response
You should have known that the Vice Pro Soft was replaced by the Vice Pro Air in 2024! It seems like your just reiterating the company line for these balls.
my favorite ball is a OP
This is so wrong. I would agree Srixon soft feel is a great ball for this swing speed and deserves its place, the others are so out of touch with modern technology and reality its a joke.
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Forget Titleist Tour Soft. You might as well put a box of rocks in your bag!
I understand everyone has their own preferences, but I'm surprised by your take on the Tour Soft!
Tour Soft is fantastic