Precept Laddie 2017 Extreme Balls Golf

I'm a 4 handicap, played for 50 years, tried every ball out there and I'm perceptive of the differences between balls. I play the pro-line balls also but they only show their difference between the Precept in the low chip/check shot, which I might have an opportunity to hit once or twice a round. If you can't hit that shot buy the Precept. You will save a lot of $ and be able to bring out a new ball whenever you tee up. There are no compromises in performance between this ball and more expensive ones for an average golfer. Unless you are a low-capper you'll never notice a difference except in the price.

They get five stars for being the best bang for your buck. Are they as good as Pro V1’s or Callaway Chrome Soft? Not quite, but close enough for the average player. They are pretty comparable regarding distance with driver and irons. Not quite as much spin around the greens, but enough spin to drop and stop close with full wedge shots. If you are a mid handicapper like me (15) who plays on courses where a yard too long or short can land you in the marsh, you will appreciate the cost difference with a ball that is 1/3 as much while being very close to premium balls in performance overall.

No doubt these balls are the best bang for your buck. If you buy 2 dozen Pro V1's a month it will cost you $1152 a year. If you buy these balls they will cost you $220 a year. Each Precept has the ability to go in the hole and score a birdie or better each time. It's the golfer who determines how many shots it takes you to get there. My advice... Save the $1000.00 bucks a year and buy these. Hit em straight!

I play a lot of golf and like to keep the price of golf balls at around a dollar per. I used to play Wilson Smart Cores, but one day I found one of these on a course and it seemed like I was hitting it farther than my Wilsons. I found out these were only a little more expensive than the Wilsons and I bought a few dozen. I really like the distance and the feel is pretty good. Overall a great ball for the price. The only downside is that these Laddies do scuff a little easier than the Wilsons, but we are probably talking about an extra ball per round. Anyway I am still playing these....

To all that are just starting to low handicap scorers, this ball is the hidden gem out there and any good golfer will attest. two dozen for 20 bucks? The other deal everyone swears by is the Costco ball ripping off the Pro-V... This is equal to that ball and is absolutely solid all around. As an average 88-95 swing speed this ball jumps off my driver and behalves very nice on the green from flight. Just played in a large outing and was in the bottom five for handicap. I was able to keep up with those long drivers and had a few scramble balls used with it. Turned a few peeps onto the ball. These are the 2017 ball which flies well. Get em and stock for the price - I will be bummed when these become hard to find.

First off, I'm not good enough to play a premium golf ball but for my age I drive the golf ball with plenty of distance. This ball flies about as good as any that I've played and seems to check up instead of run out on the greens. My understanding is that these balls are manufactured by Bridgestone. My only complaint would be that these balls, especially the last batch that I purchased seemed to get marred up easier than prior Precepts that I've purchased. For the money these are certainly priced right.

I am an avid golfer. I have always liked playing a ball that can hold greens and putt without the soft feel. This ball is really good. Hitting inside 150 yards it holds the green well and control is also very good. If you hit to compress the ball for spin action this ball is better then average.I do not gain any distance at all with this ball and in fact probably lose a few yards as there are other balls out there that can give you an extra 10. However this ball does give a nice control feel around the green and putting.For the money it’s is a great ball. If you are looking for Titlest Pro-V type action and spin, this is not your ball. But if you are looking at more of a Bridgestone E-6 type feel, this actually feels better in my opinion.Fairways and greens!

Even though I'll not use this ball again after one round, there are two reasons I don't regret my purchase: 1) I've always wondered about them and now know they are no good for my golf game. 2) They were so inexpensive ($0.83/ball) it's not a big deal. Guys who give this ball 5 stars are lucky. Judging by the review average, Bridgestone should be commended for producing a really inexpensive ball that most guys love.

As expected, item was delivered a week before the estimated delivery date

I've bought these balls in the past, and they don't disappoint. I've gained 10-15 yards using these balls. Bought the ones in yellow for better visibility. I don't play all that often any more. I used to play the big brand name balls like Titleist and Callaway, but these Precepts are great for me and the amount I play.

Im still in a stage where i can lose 1 or 2 balls per game so this is perfect. Good ball, good yellow color easy to see and cheap for the wallet.

My favorite ball at a great price . Goes long and has a reasonable feel. Price allows me to not spend a long time looking for the bal.I am an 8 handicap

These balls are slightly harder than the ones I am used to hitting. I have been playing the Taylormade Rocketballz. Having said that the Precept laddies do launch higher and do go a bit further. Good ball for the players with a faster swing speed than I have.