Thanks for the review. This is my current gamer as I have a hard time paying $40 -$50 for a dozen golf balls. I find these perform as good as anything else I have tried and I love how soft they feel. Dare I say it, they feel super soft.
Matthew Harding I'm in exactly the same boat as you and I do not loose distance with these compared to any premium ball and prefer the soft feel. Half the price of the pro V1 and for me the same outcome. I do wonder why they market it for the
Love how this ball rolls on the greens. Around 15-20 HCP with very good short game and improving wedge/around the greens game. I drop 20-30 ft putts on practice greens often, rolls so pure with odyssey Whitehot blade putter.
Mark you should get your hands on some x-out / practice range balls and see how those compare to brand new balls. That would be most interesting for me to see, more so than new against new.
Stu Dunn even per the manufacturers, the practice tour balls are the same performance and spin. I've hit them in sim w gc quad and there's no difference.
For the very reason you said at the end of the video I game these. The price is bang on and they make me feel like I have more control around the greens than I probably have.. Thanks for the vid.
Started using these recently. The are super....soft...! Takes some getting used to but a few holes in and it's fine. Green side spin is noticably less (consistently so for me) than a premium ball so you just have to take that into account.
These balls are a really good value for money. My handicap is 15. I can’t justify doubling the price of my golf balls for a yard or two in spin with a 15 handicap.
I have used these since they first came out and think they are the best ball, for me, for the cost. If I could afford to buy chrome softs all the time I would, but since I can't these are fine
I used to play the E6 found a Supersoft one day, play the rest of the round with it, now I buy these things by the 100's on EBAY. It's the only ball I play. LOVE it off the irons and around the greens, but it is the putter that feels Soooo Gooood !! Love the vids !! LET'S GET STUCK IN !!!
I use chrome softs but if I have to take a provisional I take a supersoft cause I don't wanna lose 2 chromies in one whole cause that would be a headsgone moment and they are supersoft #DatsEmbarrassing
Mark, I have a question. Do they feel soft or SUPERSOFT :D Great video again. Love to see your videos. It's not easy to test a golfball in a kind of funny video *thumps up* Keep going...supersoft!?
has anyone ever used the TaylorMade Burner golf ball? I do lose a fair amount of balls as I am just trying to break 90 when I play, and normally am on a course that has quite a few bushes. So the lower price point is where i''m at for golf balls. I exclusively played with the Nike PD Soft until they quit making them, and I have tried a few different balls since then. I really liked the Callaway Warbird, but those have become hard to find as well. I just picked up a case of these Super Soft and a case of the TM Burner. I haven't had a chance to play them yet. The burner is advertised as a 60 compression and very soft, so I wonder how they feel.
Nice video. Your video seems like not a golf video but just like a fresh feeling video that gives golf something special. Idk if that makes sense haha but great video. I use the Supersoft ball. I love it when putting. It just feels, dare I say......SUPERSOFT!!!
they rise in the air and stop on the green.beginners should try these for the price and if they struggle getting the ball airborne.if you think the ball you use now is hard and clicky you should try these.they sound like a pro v1.
I agree, totally enjoy these Chromie wanna be's. Been playing them for 3 months. Still on first sleeve of dozen. Used the current 2 for combined 6 rounds. For feel and durability can't be beat at this price point!
Switched to these last season from the "high price point" golf balls. Love them. I love the soft feel around the green, when I putt and I find they actually spin less for me and my ball flight has been more consistent when I hit the club square. Perfect for the mid to high handicap player. And the price is an added feature. Thanks for reviewing them Mark !
Like them a lot, used them for 3 years now. I find them passive off the tee where all I'm trying to do is hit it straight and great into greens, stopping quicker than other balls I've tried. Good value too.
These were the first mainstream golf balls I bought when I started playing a bit over a year ago. I really liked them and now switch back and forth between these and the Chrome Soft. I love the reviews you have done on both of them!
i used these for a ling time and they were the softest balls i've ever used, but i have recently changed to the pro v1 as they started to feel too soft, but i could imagine that people would love that they are so soft and still get good numbers. i do think my sing and clubhead speed has increased a little, and that i think is what made me change over tp the titleist prov1, but the supersoft still a brilliant ball.
Mark! Whattup bruh from Seattle, WA. Love the vids man. You have the perfect amount of cynicism 😁💯. As consumers we really appreciate that and take your recommendations more seriously because of it. My question is, does the soft feel of these balls replicate in any way the feel you talk about when you strike a blade (soft buttery feel you gushed about in the mizuno vid)? Could this ball provide the best of both worlds? take that blade feel and transfer it to more forgiving irons. Thanks!
Hi mark. I game pro v1x (just cos I like them) however I seem to be playing a lot in the wind here in NZ. Would a softer ball with lower spin be a better option in windy conditions. I have finally beaten my power fade/slice and an hitting a staight/slight draw on most clubs. 12 handicap but that's cos I can't chip and putt for toffee.
My favorite budget ball! Holds greens, "feels" good with it's buttery softness... Though I wouldn't say it straightens you out as I can just as easily block or duck hook a shot with them as any other ball. In fact, that's how I lost a few of them when I was struggling with my consistency. :P So they probably aren't going to make you any straighter as that's all on the player. However, the stopping power and comfy feel are quite strong selling points for the price. It's quite remarkable how far ball technology has gotten when you look at these really because the "budget distance ball" of the past was a hand-stinging rock-hard slick-cover 2-piece ball that couldn't hold greens for the life of it. Now we've got great 2-piecers like this on the market. 9:51 was that Navi from The Legend Of Zelda Ocarina Of Time? :O
if any ball should be compared to this, it's Wilson Staff's DUO line. Wilson have been doing low compression balls for a longggg time, with the 50 Elite, Zip, and so on.
I play the Supersoft and also the Truvis (Yellow/black) and, honestly, to me there's not a lot of difference between the two except for the price point (SS = $20/dz vs CS $38/dz in the States). The Supersoft is certainly a low compression go to ball in cold weather and I'd say I play it 75-80% of the time over the Chromesoft.
Found one under a pine tree on #8. I lost my ball and took the penalty. Took my drop with the found SSoft, pitched to green, and sunk the 6foot putt for my double. Teed off on #9 with the SSoft which yielded a beautiful 200+ drive in the fairway. My 8i was just short of green, pitched on, and sank the par putt. I may buy a dozen of these. Hope I can find a box with the shamrock printed on the ball like my found one! ☘️
sounds as if they should come with a remote control. Advertisement is creative lying. With my game, these balls won't make any difference, personally, but if someone thinks it will help their game, go for it.... 100%
Callaway has been my ball of choice since they started making balls back when they came out with the Rule 35 Blue and Red. The Chrome Soft is my current ball. On the courses I play it's important for me to choose a ball that spins enough to stop quickly the greens. I also want a ball that feels soft off the wedges and putter.
hit 2 drives over 310 prob about 320plus but I have no way of measurement other than 150yard marker on course with a diablo octane driver and titliest dtsolo ball. flat fairways no wind today and finally good weather.
For mid and high handicap golfers, these balls are a great value. It doesn’t really matter about spin numbers when most golfers ball strikes are so inconsistent. Until you get into the single digit handicaps, you probably shouldn’t spend more than $30 on a box of balls.
I have used this ball and like the softness of it. As a player who generates lots of spin, I wouldn't game it because I can't control the spin and I find myself chipping back onto greens even though the pitch mark is on the green. Have spun a ball 12 feet back with a 6 iron.
I like and play the Supersoft since last season. For me it's the best ball in this price level. If you like to pay more, just go for it. Kepp up the good work Marc. Realy, realy well done and some great entertainment. Cheers John
I understand what you're getting at as strike is king. What you put into the ball from your strike will depend on how the ball reacts, but are you saying a premium ball will perform better then a cheaper ball even if the strike isn't there (more consistent)? I'm a mid handicap golfer and some days the strike is there and others it isn't. Will a premium ball change my game enough for me to notice?
Bought a dozen of these 2 yrs ago and split 7 of them. Wiuld touch them again. I can use any titleist ball for 4-5 rounds before it had to go into retirement.
I hit them because of the color.. I like hitting an orange ball. To me, you have to get use to them around the green because there is a difference. I like them.
I'm a Sunday golfer of 30 years,, and only recently started to care about what ball I use, I know use the Wilson DX3, great soft ball, even get it to spin backwards,, has my score come down? NO 😂😂😂, but it is great finally getting the ball to spin backwards on the green 👍👍
So, through all this ball testing, the basic lesson is pick a ball you like the feel of, and learn to play that ball. Once you know how it will react, it shouldn't matter what ball you use.
I've gamed the SuperSoft balls for the past year. Why? Because... yup, they're super soft in relation to other balls. I particularly like their feel around the greens, offering me much better connection between ball and wedge/putter. Honestly, I'd buy this ball even if it were priced like a premium ball (though I'm certainly not complaining).
Nice ball if you like a low compression (was originally 38) soft feeling ball which I like. I play the Srixon Soft Feel (now 60 compression down from 73). The Srixon is slightly less money than the Super Soft.
I'm a mid teens handicapper and use supersoft(New) or Prov1(Lake balls) and can't really tell the difference except the prov1 seems to stop a bit better if really nipped around the green. My driver speed is only about 95mph and they both go about 225/235yds with a good whack.Just goes to show what Mark's been saying all along. It's about HOW they're hit .
How about an updated review on the Callaway Supersofts????? 2019 version is quite different. Hold green much better and I mean big time. I am currently gaming the 2019 version and doing well with them. Hard to beat this performance at the price point too. I am thinking they now play as well as the more expensive balls on the market. Spider Dubiel
Mr. Mark... ive got one for you.. the poormans titleist pro-v1... also know as the Wilson Zip..and now that youve seen the new wilson blades..i think ull need these balls to go along with your new set we'll be seeing you with shortly(maybe??)...... 2 dozen for 19.95..... this my friend has to be tested....
This is my ball (In australia) and the extra distance that you had on the 7 iron might explain the "issue" I'm having. I started to hit the ball an extra 10 metres with my clubs. Could it be better strike from me? No, probably not ;) But I find it to be a great ball for my 20 handicap, but I am going to buy a sleeve of the next level balls to try out - see if the distance control comes back. Thanks for reviewing this one. Much appreciated.
I played ProV1 for years and started trying new balls out a couple years ago for no other reason than curiosity. All the balls I tried play very well. Today's technology has made it so much harder to choose just one when hitting them well. You got to have a wind ball, or a humid ball, or a dry air ball. How about one for high elevation or for sea level courses...... So it came down to mishits and feel from 125 yards in. When I mishit any "premium ball"' not only does the ball spin off into the abyss but I damage the ball and my wedges (Cally MD3 and X Forged) shred them up. However the Supersoft lasts all round, doesn't violently spin out of control on mishits and is usually not all that bad. The Supersofts fly a little higher than the ProV1 as an example but lands just as soft and almost acts like it's a little heavier in the way it bounces lower. But what really sold me was in the putting. The ball goes into roll just a bit quicker than the ProV1 and feels exactly like the distance I am trying to putt. My putting speeds are spot on now where as the ProV1 would sometimes feel light to me or sometimes felt as if it spent to much time on the putter face and looses a bit of its pop off the face. Sadly it's a Scotty Cameron putter that is designed to putt the Titleist ball and it likes the Cally better.
I game these. Always played pro v1 before and im playing more now but not made of money so I decided to save a little $ and I really like them. They definitely are the softest ball I've ever gamed but I actually really like it, especially from within 120 yds. Great bang for the buck.
I’ve used these and Noodle Long & Soft and Taylormade Soft Response. A pro at my club said he feels no difference but I as a beginner do. Some of the pricier balls feels like you are hitting a rock. Could be a combination of higher compression and Surlyn cover. I like the soft feel. The balls are cheaper and I have a lower swing speed and I just think they are a good match. Nice review. It was... super.
I use the Super Soft when I go to the Pitch & Putt w/my Wife and Nephews but play Chrome Soft on regulation courses. For par 3 courses there really is not much difference they stop fine and seem consistent. The difference I notice is with the driver, mid irons and hybrids (Super Soft flys higher) I get a more penetrating ball flight with the Chrome Soft. Chrome Soft holds the Green on approach shots better with anything longer than a 7 iron.
I like the soft feel and will buy these on occasion. Usually play Chromies Bruh. Driver and irons I can't really feel a difference with many manufacturers balls. It's putting I get the best feedback from and I like them balls to be reet soft! 😂#SuperSoftMyBalls
I dont See the point to test balls. The whole material and equipements testing/ discussion is totally overrated in golf. If a ball bounce, stop or roll out depends more on other variables (angle, spin, condition of the green) than on material. The industry behind the golfsport, the pixie dust and the whole schmear is meanwhile as import as the sport itself, sad. The material will help the least of us to play better. People should spend their money more on lessons and experience. Travel, check out new courses and have fun.
For the price, I don't know that you do much better than these. I do like a soft feel golf ball and have played these along with Chrome Softs and struggle to find much noticeable difference in anything. No, I don't get longer drives, but I also don't notice much of a spin/bite difference around the greens with control shots. They're also a great winter ball when it's real cold out. Not sure if there will be a difference in summer when I'm golfing in 105 degree weather, but I'll find out in a few months.
The Supersoft are a great feeling ball, Longer than most in it's category and better short game performance than a lot of 3 piece balls, Great ball for those looking to move up from the beginning stages of being a golfer to being an advanced stage player, When your handicap drops around 10 and below it is time to make the move to the Chrome Soft and Pro V1 family of Golf balls.. Supersoft is an all around great ball.
I use Super soft balls, I mark them with an arrow which i use alignment for Teeing off and putting. Could you answer me a question if your hitting the ball on the same side/spot for most of your shots would this effect the ball in any way. Bigron.
Mark, question. There was 40% difference in stopping distances between the balls and double the spin difference. I understand the variables are so difficult to control [our performance] that it may not mean that much but would this difference increase further with a much lower trajectory into the green?
Thank you for this SUPERSOFT review! Have you ever tested test SUPERSOFT Matte finished balls? Since they feel different, I have to think that in some way they must perform differently. Thanks. Ken
For the price these are excellent balls, I tend to play these or the srixon ad333. I never buy premium balls because I don't like chucking £5 notes into ponds #justsayinbruh
found a supersoft on the course. eventually hit it and my immediate reaction was, 'wtf was that?' which is to say it felt, super soft. So I hit it again, and again, my reaction was, wow that felt so nice. The flight was a little odd, as I felt like I swung in a way that would usually cause a 10 yard fade, but the ball just sorta stayed on its line. I figured because it was 'super soft' that it must be a high spinning ball, but now that I've been seeing that it's actually not the case at all with these balls, I bought a dozen for 25 bucks and might put them in play. I normally play prov's but I'm such a high spin player and can stop my mid to long irons within 10 feet of landing on the green that I could benefit from something with a little less spin to bring the height down a little and maybe give me an extra clubs distance in my bag on some of the longer shots. In conclusion, super soft!
Hey Mark, how do I get some golfballs with your face on them? I'll never find one, seeing as you never play my course here in 🇨🇦. Cheers. Great vlogs. And great reviews.
I used to play Prov1x, until I found a lost Chrome Soft on the course. These chrome soft balls spin as hell from PW range in... so I kept on using it! :)
my opinion is that the premium balls on the market are more consistent purely based on a gaming environment they seem to have same feel shot after shot ...but there are some great lower price point balls on market ....I play pro v 1 or nxt tour most of the time but with the chrome soft being about same price as my beloved nxt tour ...I have been playing few holes with it and it is a great ball....
I enjoy the Callaway SuperSoft golf ball, I think it is a really good ball to play. I would say that there are too many statistics being given in the video. Not every golfer wants to know what the spin rate is of their golf ball.
I have been gaming these for 6 months. Got the 2016 model at £6 per dozen so bought 12 dozen worth. Great ball, feels amazing on irons and putts lovely.
I played the Supersoft this past weekend on the coldest day of the year. Decent ball, it is soft even in the cold. But, I too noticed spin fluctuations. I absolutely pured a 5 iron 200 yards and 20 yards over a green. I’ve never hit a 5 iron that far, particularly in high 30 degree weather. On two other occasions I airmailed the greens because I caught the ball a groove low on the face and dropped off spin. Another spun too much, ballooned, and fell short on a par 3 because I caught it a touch high on the face of a wedge. I didn’t notice any difference in length off the driver. Decent ball and good for slower swing players looking for feel and spin around the green. But, it does not spin near as consistent as premium balls and that can get better players in trouble.
Thanks for the review. This is my current gamer as I have a hard time paying $40 -$50 for a dozen golf balls. I find these perform as good as anything else I have tried and I love how soft they feel. Dare I say it, they feel super soft.
I've loved these since I switched to them! They're meant for
Matthew Harding I'm in exactly the same boat as you and I do not loose distance with these compared to any premium ball and prefer the soft feel. Half the price of the pro V1 and for me the same outcome.
I do wonder why they market it for the
Good tip
I have gamed these since last year and found them to be as good as anything else. At £17.99 a dozen these are sound.
Kevin Jasper McLean they are the best ball for the money hands down.
Love how this ball rolls on the greens. Around 15-20 HCP with very good short game and improving wedge/around the greens game. I drop 20-30 ft putts on practice greens often, rolls so pure with odyssey Whitehot blade putter.
I've used these in the past when they first come out and for the money they are a really good ball. Much better then similarly priced balls.
Mark you should get your hands on some x-out / practice range balls and see how those compare to brand new balls. That would be most interesting for me to see, more so than new against new.
Id love to see this, really astute comment. An old selection of balls/range balls vs new would be great.
Stu Dunn Good thinking! I'm still working my way through 12 dozen hex chromes xouts I bought a few years ago....would be nice to have a new excuse! :)
I went through my dad's old stuff and found a dozen X-out Wilson ultras from the late 80s (I believe). That would be interesting comparison lol.
I would do a comparison myself, but I don't have 15k lying around for a GCQuad.
Stu Dunn even per the manufacturers, the practice tour balls are the same performance and spin. I've hit them in sim w gc quad and there's no difference.
For the very reason you said at the end of the video I game these. The price is bang on and they make me feel like I have more control around the greens than I probably have..
Thanks for the vid.
I love the editing!! Probably the most overlooked aspect of Mark's videos. Great job as always. Please keep the videos coming.
Started using these recently. The are super....soft...! Takes some getting used to but a few holes in and it's fine. Green side spin is noticably less (consistently so for me) than a premium ball so you just have to take that into account.
I figure your reviews save me 80 Billion Dollars a year in golf balls alone......give or take
These balls are a really good value for money. My handicap is 15. I can’t justify doubling the price of my golf balls for a yard or two in spin with a 15 handicap.
I have used these since they first came out and think they are the best ball, for me, for the cost. If I could afford to buy chrome softs all the time I would, but since I can't these are fine
I used to play the E6 found a Supersoft one day, play the rest of the round with it, now I buy these things by the 100's on EBAY. It's the only ball I play. LOVE it off the irons and around the greens, but it is the putter that feels Soooo Gooood !! Love the vids !! LET'S GET STUCK IN !!!
Big fan of SuperSofts, for their price, their excellent and they give me confidence chipping around greens.
I use chrome softs but if I have to take a provisional I take a supersoft cause I don't wanna lose 2 chromies in one whole cause that would be a headsgone moment and they are supersoft #DatsEmbarrassing
Mark, I have a question. Do they feel soft or SUPERSOFT :D Great video again. Love to see your videos. It's not easy to test a golfball in a kind of funny video *thumps up* Keep going...supersoft!?
Lol
Only ace came using a Supersoft, now I buy them more frequently
These do feel awesome. I really like them and they are a good price too.
has anyone ever used the TaylorMade Burner golf ball? I do lose a fair amount of balls as I am just trying to break 90 when I play, and normally am on a course that has quite a few bushes. So the lower price point is where i''m at for golf balls. I exclusively played with the Nike PD Soft until they quit making them, and I have tried a few different balls since then. I really liked the Callaway Warbird, but those have become hard to find as well. I just picked up a case of these Super Soft and a case of the TM Burner. I haven't had a chance to play them yet. The burner is advertised as a 60 compression and very soft, so I wonder how they feel.
These balls make bad golfers look good,or visa versa,golfers do not need a pro v1 to play any better,supersoftalltheway
Nice video. Your video seems like not a golf video but just like a fresh feeling video that gives golf something special. Idk if that makes sense haha but great video.
I use the Supersoft ball. I love it when putting. It just feels, dare I say......SUPERSOFT!!!
they rise in the air and stop on the green.beginners should try these for the price and if they struggle getting the ball airborne.if you think the ball you use now is hard and clicky you should try these.they sound like a pro v1.
I agree, totally enjoy these Chromie wanna be's. Been playing them for 3 months. Still on first sleeve of dozen. Used the current 2 for combined 6 rounds. For feel and durability can't be beat at this price point!
Switched to these last season from the "high price point" golf balls. Love them. I love the soft feel around the green, when I putt and I find they actually spin less for me and my ball flight has been more consistent when I hit the club square.
Perfect for the mid to high handicap player. And the price is an added feature. Thanks for reviewing them Mark !
Like a little squishy marshmallow
Like them a lot, used them for 3 years now. I find them passive off the tee where all I'm trying to do is hit it straight and great into greens, stopping quicker than other balls I've tried. Good value too.
Callaway supersoft vs srixon ultisoft
I accidentally used these when I found one in the rough. Never looked back since. Very nice golf balls and very cheap.
These were the first mainstream golf balls I bought when I started playing a bit over a year ago. I really liked them and now switch back and forth between these and the Chrome Soft. I love the reviews you have done on both of them!
Have you tested the taylormade project (a) ? If not...would love to see you test those. I play those
That is one great ball. You have good taste. Those play extremely close to its more expensive brother the TP5. Not really much difference.
i used these for a ling time and they were the softest balls i've ever used, but i have recently changed to the pro v1 as they started to feel too soft, but i could imagine that people would love that they are so soft and still get good numbers. i do think my sing and clubhead speed has increased a little, and that i think is what made me change over tp the titleist prov1, but the supersoft still a brilliant ball.
my ball of choice!!! nothing for me comes close for the price point for control and feel around greens
Mark! Whattup bruh from Seattle, WA. Love the vids man. You have the perfect amount of cynicism 😁💯. As consumers we really appreciate that and take your recommendations more seriously because of it. My question is, does the soft feel of these balls replicate in any way the feel you talk about when you strike a blade (soft buttery feel you gushed about in the mizuno vid)? Could this ball provide the best of both worlds? take that blade feel and transfer it to more forgiving irons. Thanks!
Hi mark love the videos. Could you pls review the Bridgestone b330s.
Hi mark. I game pro v1x (just cos I like them) however I seem to be playing a lot in the wind here in NZ. Would a softer ball with lower spin be a better option in windy conditions. I have finally beaten my power fade/slice and an hitting a staight/slight draw on most clubs. 12 handicap but that's cos I can't chip and putt for toffee.
I found this a super video about a super soft ball made by a super guy( who loves to wear a superman apron ) in a super pink jumper. Really super bruh
The claims of manufacturers are funny. Current Bridgestone ads state that their ball is 44% straighter than ProV1 - not sure how that is measured.
Maybe the hit doesn't influence the golf ball as much? That would make them spin less overall so I'm not sure what the advantage would be.
Review some Wilson staff golf balls people have forgot how good they are
My favorite budget ball! Holds greens, "feels" good with it's buttery softness... Though I wouldn't say it straightens you out as I can just as easily block or duck hook a shot with them as any other ball. In fact, that's how I lost a few of them when I was struggling with my consistency. :P So they probably aren't going to make you any straighter as that's all on the player. However, the stopping power and comfy feel are quite strong selling points for the price. It's quite remarkable how far ball technology has gotten when you look at these really because the "budget distance ball" of the past was a hand-stinging rock-hard slick-cover 2-piece ball that couldn't hold greens for the life of it. Now we've got great 2-piecers like this on the market.
9:51 was that Navi from The Legend Of Zelda Ocarina Of Time? :O
Playing with these balls in dublin⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️can't go wrong with 20euros a dozen👍
love this ball, consistently longer than ProV1 and chrome soft and TP5 and yes more accurate and great, great value
If they stop making these i will give up golf.
if any ball should be compared to this, it's Wilson Staff's DUO line. Wilson have been doing low compression balls for a longggg time, with the 50 Elite, Zip, and so on.
question mark. using softer balls as this. will it give you driver face a longer life span then harder balls ?
I play the Supersoft and also the Truvis (Yellow/black) and, honestly, to me there's not a lot of difference between the two except for the price point (SS = $20/dz vs CS $38/dz in the States). The Supersoft is certainly a low compression go to ball in cold weather and I'd say I play it 75-80% of the time over the Chromesoft.
Found one under a pine tree on #8. I lost my ball and took the penalty. Took my drop with the found SSoft, pitched to green, and sunk the 6foot putt for my double. Teed off on #9 with the SSoft which yielded a beautiful 200+ drive in the fairway. My 8i was just short of green, pitched on, and sank the par putt. I may buy a dozen of these. Hope I can find a box with the shamrock printed on the ball like my found one! ☘️
sounds as if they should come with a remote control. Advertisement is creative lying. With my game, these balls won't make any difference, personally, but if someone thinks it will help their game, go for it.... 100%
You need to review the Wilson staff Duo series
Callaway has been my ball of choice since they started making balls back when they came out with the Rule 35 Blue and Red. The Chrome Soft is my current ball. On the courses I play it's important for me to choose a ball that spins enough to stop quickly the greens. I also want a ball that feels soft off the wedges and putter.
hit 2 drives over 310 prob about 320plus but I have no way of measurement other than 150yard marker on course with a diablo octane driver and titliest dtsolo ball. flat fairways no wind today and finally good weather.
For mid and high handicap golfers, these balls are a great value. It doesn’t really matter about spin numbers when most golfers ball strikes are so inconsistent. Until you get into the single digit handicaps, you probably shouldn’t spend more than $30 on a box of balls.
I have used this ball and like the softness of it. As a player who generates lots of spin, I wouldn't game it because I can't control the spin and I find myself chipping back onto greens even though the pitch mark is on the green. Have spun a ball 12 feet back with a 6 iron.
As a high handicapper (who doesn't tend to lose TOO many balls), is it worth investing? Is it going to make enough difference at that level?
I like and play the Supersoft since last season. For me it's the best ball in this price level. If you like to pay more, just go for it.
Kepp up the good work Marc. Realy, realy well done and some great entertainment.
Cheers John
that PINK sweater looks SOFT....SUPERSOFT! :-D
I understand what you're getting at as strike is king. What you put into the ball from your strike will depend on how the ball reacts, but are you saying a premium ball will perform better then a cheaper ball even if the strike isn't there (more consistent)? I'm a mid handicap golfer and some days the strike is there and others it isn't. Will a premium ball change my game enough for me to notice?
Great again Mark :)
Bought a dozen of these 2 yrs ago and split 7 of them. Wiuld touch them again. I can use any titleist ball for 4-5 rounds before it had to go into retirement.
Your face when you say "the super soft felt.... super soft" Hahaha. That's amazing.
Used these for the 1st time last week. Gave me 40yards with driver and longer iron play.
Found them as a special deal on some german online store. 15 balls 20€. Hard to not like them at that price point.
Great winter ball 🏌🏿🏌🏿👍❤️
Hi Mark. Can you do a review on the new bridgestone 330rx?
I hit them because of the color.. I like hitting an orange ball. To me, you have to get use to them around the green because there is a difference. I like them.
I get that they're soft. But do they taste like soup?
Have always wanted to give this one a go, cheers for giving it s review bruh !
They are soft, but i am a high handicapper and the ball flight stays straighter woth the chrome soft x
bloody he'll golf balls rev now whatever next
At my hacking level, anything will do as long as they don't feel like a rock. I have bought Super Softs and will buy them again.
I'm a Sunday golfer of 30 years,, and only recently started to care about what ball I use, I know use the Wilson DX3, great soft ball, even get it to spin backwards,, has my score come down? NO 😂😂😂, but it is great finally getting the ball to spin backwards on the green 👍👍
How do you enjoy Dawlish Warren Mark? Played it once and it's a very difficult links from my impression
Mark, how do these compare with the chromesofts?
Blimey,there are some fast swingers in the comments section.Makes me chuckle.
So, through all this ball testing, the basic lesson is pick a ball you like the feel of, and learn to play that ball. Once you know how it will react, it shouldn't matter what ball you use.
I've gamed the SuperSoft balls for the past year. Why? Because... yup, they're super soft in relation to other balls. I particularly like their feel around the greens, offering me much better connection between ball and wedge/putter. Honestly, I'd buy this ball even if it were priced like a premium ball (though I'm certainly not complaining).
Nice ball if you like a low compression (was originally 38) soft feeling ball which I like. I play the Srixon Soft Feel (now 60 compression down from 73). The Srixon is slightly less money than the Super Soft.
I'm a mid teens handicapper and use supersoft(New) or Prov1(Lake balls) and can't really tell the difference except the prov1 seems to stop a bit better if really nipped around the green. My driver speed is only about 95mph and they both go about 225/235yds with a good whack.Just goes to show what Mark's been saying all along. It's about HOW they're hit .
How about an updated review on the Callaway Supersofts????? 2019 version is quite different. Hold green much better and I mean big time. I am currently gaming the 2019 version and doing well with them. Hard to beat this performance at the price point too. I am thinking they now play as well as the more expensive balls on the market. Spider Dubiel
Mr. Mark... ive got one for you.. the poormans titleist pro-v1... also know as the Wilson Zip..and now that youve seen the new wilson blades..i think ull need these balls to go along with your new set we'll be seeing you with shortly(maybe??)...... 2 dozen for 19.95..... this my friend has to be tested....
This is my ball (In australia) and the extra distance that you had on the 7 iron might explain the "issue" I'm having.
I started to hit the ball an extra 10 metres with my clubs. Could it be better strike from me? No, probably not ;)
But I find it to be a great ball for my 20 handicap, but I am going to buy a sleeve of the next level balls to try out - see if the distance control comes back.
Thanks for reviewing this one. Much appreciated.
I played ProV1 for years and started trying new balls out a couple years ago for no other reason than curiosity. All the balls I tried play very well. Today's technology has made it so much harder to choose just one when hitting them well. You got to have a wind ball, or a humid ball, or a dry air ball. How about one for high elevation or for sea level courses...... So it came down to mishits and feel from 125 yards in. When I mishit any "premium ball"' not only does the ball spin off into the abyss but I damage the ball and my wedges (Cally MD3 and X Forged) shred them up. However the Supersoft lasts all round, doesn't violently spin out of control on mishits and is usually not all that bad. The Supersofts fly a little higher than the ProV1 as an example but lands just as soft and almost acts like it's a little heavier in the way it bounces lower. But what really sold me was in the putting. The ball goes into roll just a bit quicker than the ProV1 and feels exactly like the distance I am trying to putt. My putting speeds are spot on now where as the ProV1 would sometimes feel light to me or sometimes felt as if it spent to much time on the putter face and looses a bit of its pop off the face. Sadly it's a Scotty Cameron putter that is designed to putt the Titleist ball and it likes the Cally better.
I game these. Always played pro v1 before and im playing more now but not made of money so I decided to save a little $ and I really like them. They definitely are the softest ball I've ever gamed but I actually really like it, especially from within 120 yds. Great bang for the buck.
I’ve used these and Noodle Long & Soft and Taylormade Soft Response. A pro at my club said he feels no difference but I as a beginner do. Some of the pricier balls feels like you are hitting a rock. Could be a combination of higher compression and Surlyn cover. I like the soft feel. The balls are cheaper and I have a lower swing speed and I just think they are a good match. Nice review. It was... super.
But how did they feel Mark?!?!?
I use the Super Soft when I go to the Pitch & Putt w/my Wife and Nephews but play Chrome Soft on regulation courses. For par 3 courses there really is not much difference they stop fine and seem consistent. The difference I notice is with the driver, mid irons and hybrids (Super Soft flys higher) I get a more penetrating ball flight with the Chrome Soft. Chrome Soft holds the Green on approach shots better with anything longer than a 7 iron.
I like the soft feel and will buy these on occasion. Usually play Chromies Bruh. Driver and irons I can't really feel a difference with many manufacturers balls. It's putting I get the best feedback from and I like them balls to be reet soft! 😂#SuperSoftMyBalls
I dont See the point to test balls. The whole material and equipements testing/ discussion is totally overrated in golf. If a ball bounce, stop or roll out depends more on other variables (angle, spin, condition of the green) than on material. The industry behind the golfsport, the pixie dust and the whole schmear is meanwhile as import as the sport itself, sad. The material will help the least of us to play better. People should spend their money more on lessons and experience. Travel, check out new courses and have fun.
For the price, I don't know that you do much better than these. I do like a soft feel golf ball and have played these along with Chrome Softs and struggle to find much noticeable difference in anything. No, I don't get longer drives, but I also don't notice much of a spin/bite difference around the greens with control shots. They're also a great winter ball when it's real cold out. Not sure if there will be a difference in summer when I'm golfing in 105 degree weather, but I'll find out in a few months.
The Supersoft are a great feeling ball, Longer than most in it's category and better short game performance than a lot of 3 piece balls, Great ball for those looking to move up from the beginning stages of being a golfer to being an advanced stage player, When your handicap drops around 10 and below it is time to make the move to the Chrome Soft and Pro V1 family of Golf balls.. Supersoft is an all around great ball.
I use Super soft balls, I mark them with an arrow which i use alignment for Teeing off and putting. Could you answer me a question if your hitting the ball on the same side/spot for most of your shots would this effect the ball in any way.
Bigron.
Mark, question. There was 40% difference in stopping distances between the balls and double the spin difference. I understand the variables are so difficult to control [our performance] that it may not mean that much but would this difference increase further with a much lower trajectory into the green?
2020 I just switched from the Titlist trusoft. I've gained 10-12 off the tee. I just shot my lowest round of the early season 41-9holes.
Thank you for this SUPERSOFT review! Have you ever tested test SUPERSOFT Matte finished balls? Since they feel different, I have to think that in some way they must perform differently. Thanks. Ken
For the price these are excellent balls, I tend to play these or the srixon ad333. I never buy premium balls because I don't like chucking £5 notes into ponds #justsayinbruh
found a supersoft on the course. eventually hit it and my immediate reaction was, 'wtf was that?' which is to say it felt, super soft. So I hit it again, and again, my reaction was, wow that felt so nice. The flight was a little odd, as I felt like I swung in a way that would usually cause a 10 yard fade, but the ball just sorta stayed on its line. I figured because it was 'super soft' that it must be a high spinning ball, but now that I've been seeing that it's actually not the case at all with these balls, I bought a dozen for 25 bucks and might put them in play. I normally play prov's but I'm such a high spin player and can stop my mid to long irons within 10 feet of landing on the green that I could benefit from something with a little less spin to bring the height down a little and maybe give me an extra clubs distance in my bag on some of the longer shots. In conclusion, super soft!
Hey Mark, how do I get some golfballs with your face on them? I'll never find one, seeing as you never play my course here in 🇨🇦. Cheers. Great vlogs. And great reviews.
I used to play Prov1x, until I found a lost Chrome Soft on the course. These chrome soft balls spin as hell from PW range in... so I kept on using it! :)
my opinion is that the premium balls on the market are more consistent purely based on a gaming environment they seem to have same feel shot after shot ...but there are some great lower price point balls on market ....I play pro v 1 or nxt tour most of the time but with the chrome soft being about same price as my beloved nxt tour ...I have been playing few holes with it and it is a great ball....
I enjoy the Callaway SuperSoft golf ball, I think it is a really good ball to play. I would say that there are too many statistics being given in the video. Not every golfer wants to know what the spin rate is of their golf ball.
I have been gaming these for 6 months. Got the 2016 model at £6 per dozen so bought 12 dozen worth. Great ball, feels amazing on irons and putts lovely.
I played the Supersoft this past weekend on the coldest day of the year. Decent ball, it is soft even in the cold. But, I too noticed spin fluctuations. I absolutely pured a 5 iron 200 yards and 20 yards over a green. I’ve never hit a 5 iron that far, particularly in high 30 degree weather. On two other occasions I airmailed the greens because I caught the ball a groove low on the face and dropped off spin. Another spun too much, ballooned, and fell short on a par 3 because I caught it a touch high on the face of a wedge. I didn’t notice any difference in length off the driver. Decent ball and good for slower swing players looking for feel and spin around the green. But, it does not spin near as consistent as premium balls and that can get better players in trouble.