Titleist TruFeel Golf Balls

Excellent value for money. I used to love using the old Optima balls. these have similar levels of control and distance.

Todo perfecto con este producto

las bolas muy bien, solamente sugiero que quiten la foto de los Tees, aparentan como si vinieran incluidos y no vienen en la caja. solo las 12 bolas.aun asi, vale la pena

Dad loved

Deu tudo certo, mas eu estava interessado em comprar mais mas os preços dobraram.

Over the past few years, I have tried probably 30 different types of balls from every major brand at all sort of price points, softness levels, and more. Everything from ProV1 to T5 to Nitros and Top Flights, as well as the brands like Kirkland Signature, Vice, and more.While of course you expect amazing feel, response, and durability from pricey balls like Bridgestone Tour B, Titleist ProV1, and TaylorMade T5, sometimes you don't want to drop close to $50 on a dozen balls. I was searching around for the best $20 - $30 balls money could buy and have been very impressed with these balls. They have a soft feel and very good control around the green while still being incredibly durable out of sand and off of trees. The only major downside is that the play just a bit squishy and shorter off the tee - but I am too inconsistent for that 2 - 3 yard difference to be a major impact.I golf in the mid-80's with a handicap around 12 currently. My clubhead speed is around 95 - 100 mph typically with around 150 - 160 mph ball speed, driving around 230 - 250 yards.While these aren't the best balls I have ever used (that would be the Bridgestone Tour B line), they still perform incredibly well for the price, and I like to always have a sleeve on hand.