I noticed at 3:40 that your shoes matched the ball colors. I know the TP5 is a premium ball. Since I am just learning the sport, I decided to try using the TaylorMade Noodle Long and Soft ball this year. Last year, I was using lots of different balls, including found balls. Not a good idea. This year, I am reducing the variables by using the same ball every time I play. So far, I like the feel of this ball. It does feel soft, similar to the Callaway Chrome Soft. But the Noodle is much less expensive!
A guide I found online shows the TP5 Pix at an 85 compression rating vs the TP5 at an 80 compression rating. If ignoring the cosmetic difference, have you found any difference between the Pix for regular TP5?
We personally haven’t, but we also haven’t dug into the performance data that deep. My Golf Spy might have a good test between the two, they tend to test in depth.
I noticed at 3:40 that your shoes matched the ball colors. I know the TP5 is a premium ball. Since I am just learning the sport, I decided to try using the TaylorMade Noodle Long and Soft ball this year. Last year, I was using lots of different balls, including found balls. Not a good idea. This year, I am reducing the variables by using the same ball every time I play. So far, I like the feel of this ball. It does feel soft, similar to the Callaway Chrome Soft. But the Noodle is much less expensive!
Haha, good eye! And yes, it is helpful to use the same ball for consistency, especially for any shots on or around the green.
Been playing this ball most of the season this year and just now found out the triangles aren’t just for show lol 😂
Looks awesome when you get the ball rolling with the orange track!
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A guide I found online shows the TP5 Pix at an 85 compression rating vs the TP5 at an 80 compression rating. If ignoring the cosmetic difference, have you found any difference between the Pix for regular TP5?
We personally haven’t, but we also haven’t dug into the performance data that deep. My Golf Spy might have a good test between the two, they tend to test in depth.