I’ll be honest I usually enjoy a harder ball, but have had great experience with these and saving a ton of $$. Ball just feels and responds accordingly. Short and long game response is great!
I went to American Golf last week on the day these released & they had them at the desk where you can just buy 1 so I did that, took it straight to the putting and chipping green & I haven’t stopped playing with it 😂😝
I've got a home sim and spent alot of time hitting them side by side (I was a supersoft player before, have now switched to the speedsoft)- I found that the speedsoft spun a little bit less and had a bit tighter left to right dispersion for it. I'm a really high spin player with irons and wedges, though, so I dont have problems getting these to stop on approach shots or chips. A lower spin player might like the supersofts more in terms of stopping power.
"Play a softer ball".... But specifically this one with a bunch of different colors to break up the ball outline to help them get super lost just off the fairway and then buy more Soft Balls from us. Source: Trust me bro.
Love tour response , perfect spin for me , softer than that i start to see wayward shots really take on to much curve even though i may get more distance with a softer ball i just dont trust the flight . Can we please not paint loads of crap all over the balls .. at least run a clean no marked not even the silly track or alignment range alongside the gareish ones . I wont buy balls unless they are clean , name , number , model . If you want a line buy a pen . Please taylormade ball people ..
If you want a plain, soft ball, then just buy one. There are more people who like creativity than those that don’t. Hence why the world exists in color, and not plain white. You’re fighting a nonexistent fight bud.
@@thejoker7323 I thought long and hard about responding to this obvious TROLLing comment, but hey lets have some fun. Honestly I hope you can answer this question and prove me wrong and prove your not a troll, so here we go. the last time i played golf in Australia was................
@@iitstre_4550 I mean Taylor Made is telling u no one likes soft balls by the fact that they have to do this cool specialized color scheme to market it 😂
No you don't want the splatter paint... All it does is break up the white outline of the golf ball making it harder to see, lose more, then buy more golf balls. Who are they marketing this too? People who hit the fairway all the time? NOPE! Average to beginner golfers who are even more likely to miss fairways and lose more balls. 😂😂😂 Shady marketing of you ask me.
those speed softs arent coming out right. Specs of other rubber is consistently found in that ball. I know its a new ball, but you guys have been making golf balls for a long time. Clean your machines.
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Just tried the Speedsoft, it's fantastic! Don't ever stop making them!
I’ll be honest I usually enjoy a harder ball, but have had great experience with these and saving a ton of $$. Ball just feels and responds accordingly. Short and long game response is great!
I went to American Golf last week on the day these released & they had them at the desk where you can just buy 1 so I did that, took it straight to the putting and chipping green & I haven’t stopped playing with it 😂😝
We painted some cool stuff on there. Buy it!!!
Where is the science? That here is marketing bla bla. Explain the science not the painting .....
is this basically the equivalent of callaway supersoft?
That's what I'm thinking
I've got a home sim and spent alot of time hitting them side by side (I was a supersoft player before, have now switched to the speedsoft)- I found that the speedsoft spun a little bit less and had a bit tighter left to right dispersion for it. I'm a really high spin player with irons and wedges, though, so I dont have problems getting these to stop on approach shots or chips. A lower spin player might like the supersofts more in terms of stopping power.
"Play a softer ball".... But specifically this one with a bunch of different colors to break up the ball outline to help them get super lost just off the fairway and then buy more Soft Balls from us.
Source: Trust me bro.
Have you tried keeping them on the fairway? That usually helps me lose less balls.
@@micahmoss3751 lmao we all know that's not true... if that was the case then I probably would've heard of you before. Hahahaha. Get wreckd.
Well done taylormade 😊
Love tour response , perfect spin for me , softer than that i start to see wayward shots really take on to much curve even though i may get more distance with a softer ball i just dont trust the flight .
Can we please not paint loads of crap all over the balls .. at least run a clean no marked not even the silly track or alignment range alongside the gareish ones .
I wont buy balls unless they are clean , name , number , model .
If you want a line buy a pen .
Please taylormade ball people ..
I am a tradicional person, make it simple!
If you want a plain, soft ball, then just buy one. There are more people who like creativity than those that don’t. Hence why the world exists in color, and not plain white. You’re fighting a nonexistent fight bud.
There’s only so many ways you can make a 2 piece, 50 compression golf ball
Great ball for faster swing speeds when it's cold out, I'm assuming?
Hey there Fellows, I'm Mr. ShMallow ☁️
Hi @TaylorMade, when you want to havea Kingdon Down Under i have a few ideas on where and would love to run it for you
Australia is a golfing backwater…no thanks
@@thejoker7323 I thought long and hard about responding to this obvious TROLLing comment, but hey lets have some fun. Honestly I hope you can answer this question and prove me wrong and prove your not a troll, so here we go.
the last time i played golf in Australia was................
No one wants soft, but we do want that splatter paint on some TP5x!
Speak for yourself! We need soft up here in Alaska so we can actually get some compression during the 2 months of golf up here 😂.
Do you actually know someone who doesn’t like a soft ball or are you just that against it? 😂
@@iitstre_4550 I mean Taylor Made is telling u no one likes soft balls by the fact that they have to do this cool specialized color scheme to market it 😂
No you don't want the splatter paint... All it does is break up the white outline of the golf ball making it harder to see, lose more, then buy more golf balls. Who are they marketing this too? People who hit the fairway all the time? NOPE! Average to beginner golfers who are even more likely to miss fairways and lose more balls. 😂😂😂
Shady marketing of you ask me.
So, basically, you're making a copy of the Wilson Duo which has been around for a decade and costs less. Right...
those speed softs arent coming out right. Specs of other rubber is consistently found in that ball. I know its a new ball, but you guys have been making golf balls for a long time. Clean your machines.
Copying vice balls I see...
Taylormade is notorious for copying other golf manufacturers equipment.
Science? You can get this info off the back of the box. This is marketing jargon
so dont play the tp5 and tp5x, gotcha
Really strange. Strange people. Strange products. The Speedsoft Ink balls look like absolute garbage.
I just steal the first ball I see. Don't give a shit about an extra yard or two
"The science of soft" literally shows no science of anything. What an absolutely useless video.
Soft is slow
Slow is soft
And you know soft.