CHEAP VS EXPENSIVE GOLF BALLS: Robot Tested!
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Are you losing 30+ yards with your golf ball? In this video, we're comparing cheap and expensive tour-performing golf balls.
Using a sophisticated robot, we hit over 4,500 shots with 37 different golf balls to give you the cold, hard data.
Press play to find out which golf balls we discuss and see if you're losing out on yardage!
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0:00 POV shopping
0:30 Intro
1:19 What makes or breaks a golf ball (off-center core)
1:56 Cheap vs Expensive Golf Ball: The Lineup
2:48 Golf ball cutting
3:44 Harry Nodwell's golf ball choice
4:46 The data
6:40 Performance that doesn't break the bank
7:07 Conclusion and REVEAL
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Either the Volvik Crystal or Callaway Supersoft. They both fly far for my age/swing speed. 74 yrs old/88 mph
TP5X just really seems to work for me. My question is - I thought Callaway spent however many millions in retooling the Chicopee factory and had eliminated their QC issues - apparently thats not the case? Because that ball was AWFUL
Callaway Warbird for casual game. Prov 1 for more serious money game!
Played TP5 Pix for the last two seasons and transitioning to the ProV1x Left Dash. Longer off the tee and more penetrating with irons, still spins around the green although a little firmer off the putter.
@@maxfnmloans yeah i agree - i heard even from this very site that they had spent money on fixing a problem MGS found, and according to what we'd all heard months ago it had been fixed. Did they REALLY find a recent ball that was that bad, or are they just being jerks to Callaway? I'm not a Callaway ball fan myself, but something doesn't smell right
Only played top flite yrs ago and shot many rounds in the upper 70's and low 80's. Now at 68 yrs old and much slower swing, switched to low compression Bridgestone and now shooting low to mid 80's. Very pleased.
I switched to srixon Q star tour about a year ago, good distance off the tee , really good around the greens plus I like the softer feel as Ive gotten older
Currently, Vice Pro Plus and they perform very well. Just wondering how much (if any) benefit I'd get from the left dash...
Love my Maxfli Tour CG X for distance and great feel. Love my Kirkland Performance + for spin and stopping power on the greens
I am a 10HCP and play the Srixon Ad333 or Z-Star - love the feel of both balls! Bridgestone Tour BXS is also one of my favorites =) I just can't warm up with the Titleist Pro V1 - i don't know why...
The test i'd like to see is Titleist top of the line stuff (pro v's) vs OTHER Titleist balls (such as Truefeel or Velocity). I'd like to see what your tests show on that (i've done my own personal tests, and at my 100 mph swing speed, the ProV is longer with the driver, but the Trufeel is longer with the irons).
I know greenside spin is big-time important for elite amateurs and pros, but i think the weekend warrior doesn't miss anything with massive short game spin. Just my two cents.
They’ve done that test, search Titleist ball comparison and you should find it- tour soft and avx scored pretty high
I love the golf science vids.....please keep them coming. It's my new favorite videos on YT.
Is that the same off-center Chrome Soft that started this whole thing, or is it a newly found one? I think that needs to be clarified.
Old ball. Check out Daniel Mantey's comment above.
Spent the better part of the year trying out different balls. The Maxfli Tour has won me over. It won out against the Taylormade TP5, Vice Pro Soft, Callaway Chrome soft, Snell and others that I tried out throughout the year. This really is an affordable ball that matches up really well. I think it's in the top ten of the ball lab results.
It’s the best ball for the money
I think MGS put that at #1
As always spot on boys..... -Dash has been in the bag since it came out. Nothing comes close.
Thanks for the work and info.
Well presented too, y'all are funny as hell sometimes.
Is there a comprehensive list anywhere (as much possible, with a million ball brands/and variations), that has this type of performance vs price comparisons, or do you guys have one downloadable or maybe printable?
Good stuff.
Testing the ProV1 vs the Kirkland signature V2 using the robot would be a great video
Great to see straight honest reviews from a robot. I am one who at nearly 67 years old tryout so many different brands of golf balls during the season. I had never tried the VICE ProPlus until a friend sad here try this one. This ball played longer than my favorite MaxFli Soft or the Tite AVX. My swing is much slower than it use to be. I find playing softer balls to work much better than firmer ones tee to green.
I bought the pro soft and like it
I'm a 21 HDCP and currently play AVX, but thinking of switching to the left dash or just the X. However, I do like the AVX in colder weather over the left dash. The left dash feels like you're hitting a damn rock when it dips below 50.
As a 21 handicap you could be playing way cheaper balls. I’d reckon you lost roughly $12-$20 worth of balls on average each round
You need to clarify which model year that Callaway was taken from, was it actually before or after they spent money fixing their factories?
New callaway balls now have “precision technology” where off center cores are removed from batches. This must be an older batch.
Callaway again? I typically play the Srixon XV but picked up the Callaway Chromsoft X LS. I like the numbers from the LS and haven't seen any irregular flight patterns from using it. How recent of a CS was that ball? I'm hoping the QC is better on the LS than the CS.
The Titleist Velocity is amazing. Been using it for the last two years.
I have been playing Callway Chrome Soft triple track. Not found any problems with them, got enough spin on the short game, and I hit it fairly straight anyway. Bit worried by the reveal at the end, though! Hope that was just a one-off! (Woman, 9.4 hcp, short hitter - 90yds with 9 iron)
Currently playing the Titleist Pro V1, but have played the Snell MTB Black in the past. I prefer the softer feel vs the Pro V1X, or the other "X" versions. However, I may get a dozen of the left dash Pro V1X to try, as I would like more distance off the tee.
Great video guys!! A real eye opener.
I would love to see an evaluation of the Seed golf balls! I am testing them now and have been impressed.
(Slow swing speed 88 Dr.)
I have a feeling they come out of the same OEM factory as the Snell…..could be wrong. They have been my go to for about 3 years now.
I'm an 8 index and have been playing the Maxfli Tour for months and they're terrific. 4 dozen for $104 at Dicks is a bargain for these. Also really like the Snell MTB Black and Vice Pros.
Me too..I am a 5.5 and absolutely love the Maxfli Tour..Very good distance and spin..And you can't beat the price..
same here. It's a great ball i hope they don't raise the price.
I play the tour X and it is great too! If you fit into the 4 piece ball.
@@Olorin323 I will give it a try..My SS is 101 and my average drive around 260-265..Thanks for the info..
@@pitman18458 At that speed you could use either, though I think a lot of the testing shows you'll get a little more distance out of the harder ball if you don't mind the feel. That's kinda the trade off.
For my experience being a G.B.B.D and having test and try many golf balls on the market over the years witch interest me and my addiction I'm always coming back to the Srixon Z-Star XV witch is great for Price to performance.
I use vice pro plus and find it fits my game as I would like. soft feel on the greens and more so for putting. And I get good lenght with the driver.
Great work. Shirt, sweet and straight to the point. Bring on more videos like this.
With so many Sr. Golfers 60+ years old it would be very useful to see tests for golf balls and clubs at 80mph driver swing speed.
If you're a Senior, the best gauge to use from these tests that I've found...how they react off the 7 Iron numbers. That's a club least affected by all of these other variables and one that more of us use than some of the others. I'm 73, hitting a Srixon Q Tour 125-140 that's carry to roll out.
The delta on a slower swing speed is a lot less than a higher swing speed. Play any 3 piece ball and results will be close. I pick a ball based on how it reacts when I’m putting. I’m playing Vice Pro Soft right now. If Pro V’s have a sale like they used to, I’d probably play them.
I'm as isolated as it gets in getting golf gear so I go by these RUclips videos and hope for the best lol last year I bought a bunch of srixon ad333 while they were on sale. They worked for me pretty good. This year I'm trying vice pro. Scary stock up on something I've never tried but with shipping costs to my area there really isn't another way of going about it for me. I hope it works out this year for me! Great channel
Just started playing the left dash this week. I gotta keep playing it but not checking up on the green as much as Z star. Could be our greens are firm right now
Playing the Inesis tour 900. Might be shorter off the tee (not perceptible on the course for me... my drives with it end up at about the same places as when I play a pro V1x despite my 110-ish speed) but gives me great control (spin) off the irons and around the green for a fraction of the price. At my crappy 8 hcp the scoring difference is not showing statistically, my bank account, on the other hand, says thanks. Plus, weirdly enough, it was one of the top performers in the MyGolfSpy tests of before.. Weird, isn't it?
Crappy 8 hcp ????? Surely this must be a tongue in cheek comment exposed by a sh&^y 20 hcp player :-)
I have switched to the vice pro and love it. Much cheaper than the titelist and performs great for me
pro plus second hand for me, absolutely on par with prov1x
The reveal at the end perfectly matches up with my experience with Callaway balls. I bout some ERC balls and for the life of me couldn't understand what they hell they were doing. Lost damn near all of them on one course. I was using Titlelist velocity at the time and had better performance with those than the Callaways.
If you got them anytime recently this wouldn’t be a problem.
ERC however are a much softer, and higher spinning ball than velocities… ERC would be significantly better performing around greens, whereas if you’re a spinny driver, you would be better off with a low spin ball
That’s crazy the distance was that different and the ball speeds/ spin numbers weren’t that far from each other. What’s the reason for that, markedly different launch angle or something else?
I use the Callaway ERC triple track in green. Works great with my triple track putter. I think the key is consistency. Swapping balls all the time really hurts your consistency. All premium balls are pretty good, but if you are standing over a shot at 150 yards, you need to know which club to pull. If it flies 160, you just made bogey. Pick a good quality ball and know how it performs with your equipment over time. Boring I know, but so are pars.
No the key is can you hit a golf ball correctly. Any ball
Titleist AVX AAAAA used. I tried the 2019 Maxfli Tour, but found the cover scuffed way too easy compared to the Titleists.
Me too, like the maxfli but the cover seems to have a cut after 9 holes.
Great video - good to see Adam back on screen. Not surprised by the results as the left dash is a world class ball. Rather than swing speed, what about handicaps? Is there a correlation on higher handicaps can benefit with use of higher priced balls?
This question doesnt make any sense. Ball doesnt know your handicap. They only experience physics
Have played the Srixon Q-Star Tour for the last few years. Recently switched to Z-Star for a little more spin around the greens.
Z Star is amazing! my favorite ball of all time =)
How do you like the change? Do you like (or no pref) on z star being a firmer ball?
@@leospaceman2976 I like the ball. Not seeing a huge difference honestly, other than I'm hitting fewer knuckle balls with the Z. QTour would fly on me every now and then.
now playing Oncore Elixr after switching to Snell MTB from ProV1s. Elixr gets another 5-6 yards for my mid to high 80 ss.
Great review! Thanks again for valuable information !
Is the Inesis shorter due to aerodynamics? I can't find anything more than 6-8 yards of difference indoors when against the left dash. 116 swing speed
How does 2.4 MPH ball speed difference and 170ish extra spin translate to being 30 yds shorter? I am going to guess it has something to do with launch angle? Or do some balls just have different aerodynamics (dimple patterns for example)?
Have you seen the let’s play through comparison salt water test? Very different results relating to off center balance.
Is that a current 2022 Chrome Soft? I'd heard that they fixed the problem. Never played a Callaway ball and your test a few years back helped solidify that decision. My wife started playing the Chrome Soft this year and loves it. Been tempted to play a round with them and see what they are about since they are around.
@mygolfspy do you guys have any data on the 2021 Maxfli Tour X? Don't think I've seen it in the ball lab. Considering the amount of problems with 4 piece balls I'm not sure its worth the risk for a little extra iron spin.
I like to avoid any irregular balls so I keep it simple with the 3 piece ProV1
I notice a much bigger difference with distance at around 127mph clubhead speed average (swing can vary between 122-135mph on course). The left dash for me is more penetrating and almost always seems to run out further with driver (harder ball), but when using an iron / wedge I get almost dead stop around the green (angle of descent), pretty much perfect for my playstyle - but if there's a lot of wind I have to change my game drastically. My partner who gets her swing close to 100mph gets much better results with a slightly softer ball like a Z-star / Prov1 / Snell.
I play Vice Pro’s regularly, but just picked up a dozen left dash to test with.
Used to play the AVX. Recently switched to Maxfli Tour. I save about $18 a dozen. I honestly like the Maxfli better. A little longer for me. Love the side stamp.
Mayfli Tour’s are outstanding and even a much better value than the “value brands”.
2 questions…
1 - Curious as to what compression the 3 balls used in the test were measured at and what role a higher or lower compression ball played relative to swing speed and overall distance?
2 - Does the act of cutting a ball and breaking the force the solid outer layers of a ball have on the core once cut impact the shape of the core? In the video when the balls are cut, you can see some flex. Just wondering if this is accounted for in some way or the assumption is that a cut ball should retain shape like a full ball after impact?
Enjoy all the research and results. Thanks for doing what you do.
If cutting the ball somehow caused off-centering of the core, one would expect all the balls to suffer from the same trauma.
This is definitely not the first time anybody has found that Callaway balls have more than their share of off-center cores and more unpredictable flight.
The one thing that bothers me the most is the constant reformulation the companies do every year so I find myself having to retest every year when the new iterations come out. First I loved the AVX then they changed it, then I loved the Tour B X and then they changed, then I loved the ProV1 then they changed it. So this season I’m with the new TP5X (which I had previously tested and didn’t love) but the new model is perfect for me this year…until they change it…
They are reformulating to TRY to make the ball better. They are not trying to make the ball worse. The fact that you don’t like any ball after it’s been tweaked suggests it’s you, not the ball. Just my suspicion.
@@douglashart1985 yes but in their attempts to make it better something always changes. My results are based on trackman numbers and real play out on the course. If I were a hack like you then I would probably be oblivious to the changes in performance. I kind of envy that..:not really lol.
They don't actually change anything substantial in the ball. Same with the driver that's new is so much longer than the outgoing model, yet I defy you to hit a Stealth further than the RBZ. It's all marketing.
Taylormade TP5 PIX. My favorite golf ball it does everything you wanted to do.
Hello there I have used many different balls in my golfing lifetime going back to the Balata ones. Tright now i am using the 2022 On-Core Elixer and have found it gives me length and in general accuracy. The spin seems fair but however i don't hit the balls as hard as I once did. Do like your messages though and have shared them with some of my golfing buddies!!
Wish Maxfli would bring back the old HT90 wound and balata cover. It was not as long as some, but could carve left or right with great control. Felt great, around the green, and possibly the best off the putter.
Out of all the brands I’ve tried, callaway have performed the worst for me. I just don’t get along with them for some reason. I’ve really liked the vice pro plus, srixon z star and z star vx, pro v1, top flite gamer (very surprised), and Bridgestone tour B xs. My driver swing speed is between 105-110 mph depending on how warmed up I am. I just picked up some maxfli tour balls to try on my next round of golf.
One month later Serenity... how do you like the Maxfli? I've been using Vice but I could easily be talked into something different. ⛳️
No mention of the srizon z star or q star. How did they do?
Vice Pro Drips are awesome. Look amazing, but also perform.
LOLOLOL...I played Callaway Chrome Soft for the first time last week because I didn't realize I was out of ProV1s...no lie I felt like I was hitting a trick ball at times. Although around the greens it was pretty nice. Off the tee and long fairway shots were definitely inconsistent. Then I watch this and you hit me with an off center core..hmmmm. Now obviously not all the balls have an off center core but I bet I could pick the ones that I hit that did have one. Thanks for the research guys.
Could you guys please use that robot to show where we should add our speed increase on the downswing for max distance? I'm thinking somewhere just before center to just after center depending on ball position but would love to see the actual science with the robot.
ADAM, this is your best video mate.
really enjoyed this, solid work,
Been using a lot of used golf balls from many different brands and I seemed to have my best results with Nike Taylormade and SRIXON balls, Z Star was amazing also good time with Non PRO V1 Titleist balls but those are a bit hard to come by as they're expensive per dozen and I'm being a cheapskate I barely use it.
Recently switched to Maxfli straightfli, great ball at Dicks 19.99 a dozen. Kirkland and Cut Grey's are good to.
Great job guys
Have moved to playing a Titleist ProV1 or ProV1x Left Dash. I did pay for the Ballnamic ball recommender and it said the Srixon Z Star was the best ball for me. Either of these 3 balls have worked well with my swing but I'm still not settled on one. I have moved on though from just playing whatever ball I grab out of my bag. Those days are in the past for me thanks to MGS.
How is the left dash that much longer with only having one extra MPH and 8 less RPMs?? I have used the left dash and it is definitely longer than anything else I have used but that difference with those numbers just don’t add up? Unless the smell launches so much higher and rolls less and the left dash rolls more because of a more penetrating flight?? I’m confused haha
Here's a crazy question. I had stopped playing for approximately 20 years but I found a couple of boxes of balls (unused) from back in the day. Are they still good to use?
Not really.
Now, if you're not banging the ball far at all, go for it, but don't expect much performance from them.
I’m playing Snell mtb black and Titleist tour speed. Since I don’t lose golf balls very often, I’m going to pro v1.
I am 60, current hcp 8,3 and the vice pro is this years gamer. Pretty good in the last few months.
You’re the only guys that can be trusted. Have you test the Cut Blue ball?
Cut are the worst golf balls I have played in my life. I bought 6 dozen of both the blue and grey and I can’t even give them away. The distance loss is incredible and they’re both super clicky. Stay away
Vice Pro Plus / Snell MTB - just can't beat 'em.
It would be interesting to know what vintage Callaway ball is in this video? I have been playing the chrome soft triple track for the past few years and have had great performance.
It’s probably previous to the new factory they built
Taylormade Tour Response love the ball been playing it for the past year.
Informative for sure.
I’m a big component of Vice, and Snell. However, I usually buy Callaway Supersoft, when I buy “new” balls. It plays long, low spin, and the feel is great. The only thing it lacks is spin, when pitching, or chipping. I’ve learned to play a little more rollout, so it’s fine.
*proponent
@@bigmike2046 That’s definitely what I meant. lol
I'm curious to know if the Callaway was the 2022 model 'Precision Technology' that was supposed to address that exact point. I just bought 2 dozen Chrome Soft-X (which are now the same price as Pro-V1s) and will not continue buying if they have not fixed that problem.
It was not a 2022 Chrome Soft Golf Ball. As mentioned and reviewed and shared with MGS team - with Precision Technology and the improvements made to our World Class facility in Chicopee, MA we are very confident in the quality and performance of the balls we are producing in the Chrome Soft family. This is a prior generation ball that has been shown previously. - Jason Finley - Global Director, Golf Ball, Callaway Golf
@@jasonfinley5181 Thank you Jason, good to hear.
@@jasonfinley5181 thanks Jason!!
@@jasonfinley5181 Why would MGS use old stock?
Shock value probably. Of course the real shock would be if callaway still made balls like this. This was definitely the news bomb a couple of years back tho.
The left dash always seems to be at the top of the list. It is a great golf ball. Is there a reason we don't see more players on the major tours PGA, LPGA etc using it?
maybe because all majors were won with a pro v1 or pro v1x
as with everything on tour, the winners play with whatever is paying them the most money to play with
You should have tested the $16 Top Flite Hammer Control. It's predecessor, the D2+ Feel was a great ball for the price.
Thanks, nice to know there's a replacement for those D2+ Feel. I liked those.
I have switched to mint used balls for now though, since I usually lose a new one the first time I hit it (at the very least hit a cart path!). Will have to try these Hammers and the Maxfli Tour people have commented about.
Thanks so much MGS!!!
Hmmm - so for the most common amateur swing speed, the Titleist was only ten yards longer than the Inesis? Not sure that’s a convincing argument to buy the Titleist when you consider the price difference and the rate at which we lose the balls? Any data on performance with less than perfect strikes? We aren’t robots
Watched the video, appreciated the data, happily playing my Kirkland, no regret whatsoever.
What is the effect of an off-center core ball in an actual round - drive, fairway wood, long iron, short iron, wedge, putt?
Maxfli Tour is what I play. Been playing it for 2 seasons now and it is a great ball.
Would love to see you test the Costco brand golf balls.
So you found an off-centre core in the Callaway... but is that an anomaly or did you open more than one ball and find it consistently (always) or even often? To be honest, seeing the off-centre core is disturbing. Personally, I have a slower swing speed and I like the Titleist Tru-feel (yellow, please), but I also like the Noodles. Thanks!
Interesting data. Definitely some balls are longer than other due to spin rates and compression. However, I still don't understand how only a difference of 2.4 mph ball speed and 168 difference in spin rate could equate to 31.9 yards longer distance even if the aerodynamics were better? According to Trackman data, 1 mph difference in ball speed equates to 2 yards. Was the distance calculated by the launch monitor or actually measured? I'd definitely like the test to be testing other premium balls to see how much difference that the aerodynamics account for the difference in distance.
Kudos to MGS for doing this for years now). But the fact is you still have to dig deeper than what was shown here or in their Ball Lab articles. There should be a chart that says which ball is best suited based on swing speed. I recall that the Titleist Left Dash is for guys that crush the ball and most players driver swing speed is below 95mph. The best thing about MGS efforts is the manufacturers know they;re being watched, which explains why Callaway fixed their production issue (last year I recall). You can have the best prototype in the world but it's what comes off the assembly line that counts.
2.5 mph and 150 rpm spin
alone doesn’t equal 30 yard difference. What’s not being shown is launch. I assume Titleist launched higher than Inexis? Optimizing launch conditions is ball speed, spin AND launch. Why leave out one of the 3 critical parameters?
These guys are anything but scientific, so i wouldnt be surprised if they didn’t account for a lot of variables. 4500 shots must have been done over multiple days. Did they account for wind and ground conditions? Hit the left dash on a tail wind day? Hit the others after it rained so they didn't roll as much? From the snell to left dash there's only 1mph of ball speed difference and the same spin rate, but 14 yards? Unlikely.
You say that both club (shaft?) & ball performance changes with swing speed but then your results show just ball versus swing speed. Were the balls tested with the same club (shaft) at the different swing speeds?
If so how do we know the differences are not due to the way the club performs at different swing speeds?
I agree the Maxfli Tour is a great ball. Not sure if it's good for my slow swing speed though.
Do you think fewer layers make it easier for manufacturers to quality control?
Im new to the channel so if you've announced this before, my apologies. Were you guys compensated by Titleist or did you receive free balls to test? Or did you buy them on your own?
How do you come up with an extra 30 yards if the difference in ball speed is 2.5 mph and 170rpm? Launch number is not shown but I cannot see how launch angle would make a 30 yard difference.
I would like to see a comparison between prov and tp5 and maybe a Bridgestone golf ball
Workin on a bunch of new reviews here Cohen!
Sure woulda been nice to have hit the chrome soft also. Just for comparison. Especially with the off center core being found in that batch.
That's old news. Titleist has issues also
Like the other reply said, old news and not an issue on the new version of the ball. MGS chose to use the old version, as to why, I have no idea.
@@brandonmcfarlane7121 Thanks for clarifying, I love the Callaway Chrome soft. Longest off the tee, great around the greens. I like the feel on the putter. This guy must work for Titleist.
@@Philzzz1 You can tell by the branding on the box. Even using this video, if you watch the beginning when the narrator at the store looks at the Callaways and says whoa 50$ bucks... those are the new balls. the precision technology logo. That logo is also on the sleeves and at the end for the "big reveal" you can see the Callaway sleeve does not have that logo on it.
Whoa, drop the mic on Callaway!
However, I think if you plan on playing in tournaments or weekly club play putting the pricier balls in the bag makes sense as you are getting assured quality. But must of us play when we can for fun and finding an affordable ball we like(e.g. Costco) will leave us with less guilt when we lose $4+ in the water.
Have you seen our data on the Kirkland though 👀
Maxfli Tour X for me all day. Switched 2 years ago and they’ve not disappointed since.
Been playing golf for over 70 years. My inital reaction is you generally get what you pay for. Virtually every golf ball 'recognizable name' manufacturer has a broad lineup from inexpensive to expensive - to meet the needs of high handicap golfers down to scratch and tour players. And ALL balls have to mee the strict requirements of the USGA and the R&A.
Whoa!!!! dude. Thank you guys so much.
like the new format
I play the Srixon XV. I prefer the firmer feeling golf balls
The Inesis Decathlon Ball had the highest spin, which will result in less distance. The testing should look into that as well. Or did I miss something?
Also, is the weird Callaway off center core ball from the 2022 range of balls or the older series, that MGS discovered as fraudulent?
What is a Titelist Left Dash?