✅ TOP 7 BEST GOLF BALLS FOR AVERAGE PLAYERS
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- This video will talk about the best golf balls for average players. The average golfer shoots between 95-105 and these are the golf balls they should use. Subscribe to the channel for gear giveaways: / @outofboundsgolf
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#7: Taylormade Project (a): This is my second favorite golf ball from Taylormade for average golfers. It's made to spin less off the tee and spin more close to the green. They're made for an 8-18 handicap and they're pretty durable balls.
#6: Titleist DT Trusoft: This is my favorite Titleist golf ball for an average player and found it to be better on the green compared to the Taylormade. They didn't spin as much close to the green but they had a nice feel to them and weren't crazy expensive.
#5: Bridgestone e12: This is my favorite Bridgestone golf ball for average golfers who prefer spin and control over pure distance. They weren't the longest ball out there but they made it pretty easy to stay in the fairway.
#4: Wilson Fifty Elite: Wilson makes one of my favorite balls for average players because they aren't going to break the bank and they offer most of the features you'd need. They aren't super long but you'll definitely lose less of them.
#3: Taylormade Noodle: Believe it or not but the Noodle is actually still one of my favorite golf balls. Most weekend golfers can't compress the ball enough and for some reason continue to play ProV1's. These are designed for people who don't compress the ball enough to help with distance.
#2: Callaway Supersoft: These are my favorite Callaway golf balls and they were actually the longest on the list for me. The only reason I had them ranked #2 is that they weren't as consistent as my #1 was off the tee. Other than that, they were close to being perfect.
#1: Srixon Soft Feel: This is my favorite golf ball by far and is ranked in the top 2 of every single category. I like them because they're super straight off the tee and offer pretty decent control around the green. My fairways hit have improved a lot since switching to these balls.
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Finally, a good evaluration
I like the golf info 😁.
Costco Balls??
I also found the Srixon Soft Feel to be my favorite. I usually hit the fairways and when I don’t, I did something wrong in my swing. Great choice.
I found a Maxfli Straightfli on the course and played it for 129 holes before I chunked it into a hazard. Been playing them ever since. $17.99 a dozen.
Great ball. Ive used them in yellow and white. They have technology that eliminates slice 20% tested on machines.
Yep. It works as advertised. It’s the only ball I play.
I've been playing the Srixon Soft for a couple years now and they are my #1 ball. Don't feel like I give up a thing with this ball and doesn't sting as bad as losing a $4 ball. Firm believer in this ball and very reasonably priced.
I like the Callaway Supersofts quite a bit, but frankly. I think working on your short game , putting and working on a consistent swing are the only things that matter for average golfers. I played to a 12 handicap in league play in the 80's with any random ball, and clubs that cost $79 P thru 3 iron (I added a 1 iron) and included 3 wood and driver it even included the bag...and some random putter from the 50's. They had a sweet spot the size of a pea. LOL They finally started breaking and I bought the Mizunos I still use.
I do not think my bro I play with has ever bought a ball in his life and even at 70 still breaks 90 with Ping Eye 2's that must be 40 years old. We only golf weekdays early in morning ...any balls stick after they have watered the greens all night. Truth...
and one other thing that really matters we both get together in my garage every fall and put the cheapest grips we can find on amazon on our clubs...Probably not even needed , but its a bonding experience...lol
You're absolutely correct, any club and ball work for the average guys. Those Ping Eye2's are arguably one of the best clubs ever made. So your bro is the Wiley Veteran using old clubs with new grips, thinking and managing his way around the course, in the fairway, almost always has a putt for par, beats young bombers by 10 shots. I like him. I am him. Learn from him.
I use the Wilson staff 50 elite and I agree most people question why I use that ball and not some top shelf ball cause I’m a pretty decent golfer but I just never lose them and that’s key, plus I putt well and am able to spin nicely in the green, even when I chip, checks nicely
I'm a decent golfer as well..I hit the 50 elite last week-and its my new #1 ball...the feel is tremendous, putts great, decent spin and it goes a mile :)
My go-to ball is a TaylorMade Soft or Tour response, but recently I've used a few Wilson Staff 50 elites I found and really enjoy them.
God review especially for me starting to get into the senior mode after hip and knee replacements. Thanks!
The srixon and Bridgestone are my go to golf balls.
Interesting I use the Callaway ( super soft ) your #2 pick I hit it straight 90% of the time but I also can fade it a little bit.
My friend Wes uses your #1 pick the Srixon and we are usually in the high 90's. So you seem like you have a good grasp of the golf balls and their functions. Your advice is very good! Thanks, and hit them straight.
I agree 🤗 my #1 Callaway Supersoft #2 Srixon Soft Feel 🤓 he certainly has a good grasp of his balls 🤪
If I'm swinging well , I use pro vs on off days I love OPs/ other peoples!
Couldn't agree more haha
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Bridgestone E6 soft feel are VERY good
I shoot between 85 to 95. I love the game of golf.
Great info!!! First person to talk about the Wilson Elite 50. A great ball, just wish it had a little more distance.
I like different ball's for different day's. Sometimes Im on and sometimes Im not so I play Noodle quite a bit, but I also walk the tall grass and field edges and find alot of nice ball's. That's kinda why I play a wide variety of ball's but I agree with Srixon are still my favorite ball.
This is a great video, and frankly since I purchased a ball retriever I've been able to test many different golf balls myself, and I've found that the Noodle, Callaway were both really good performers. I have a bag full of ProV1's that I didn't purchase, and I really prefer them on drives but irons I like the noodle or callaway or soft feels more... but putting I go back to preferring the ProV or Callaway.
Been using Noodle Long and Softs for most of this summer and it's a really forgiving ball. With enough experience with it, you start to get accustomed to how it behaves around the greens.
I'd agree
I use the same ball. Love the way it feels off the tee. Very forgiving. Plus you can buy a 24 pack for 20 bucks or so. Can't beat the price
Bridgestone E6 👍🏻
... a prior year model, but you can still find them (on Amazon, eBay)
I like them for the average weekend golfer, and under $2 per ball.
Thanks for the info!
Yes, loved the Bridgestone E6 orange. I'm trying to get better around the greens so I moved to urethane covered balls.
Dude I'm actually with you 100% on Noodles, they get tons of hate but the other day I was playing terribly, shot a 57 on the front, switched to a found Noodle because I was tired of losing expensive balls.
Shot a 48 on the back 9 with it, played that lucky ball for another 18 or so holes before finally losing it.
Great job on helping the weekend golfer make good decisions. Thank you.
Happy to help
Great video and surprisingly your list is very much in line with mine, especially the final three, Thanks
I use the Wilson 50 elite and the Duo spin balls. Don't see much difference between the two. I'm 84 and once a 3 hcp. Game sorta crappy now but still enjoy hell out of it! Giveaway.
All the balls mentioned I have played. My favorites made your list. Spot on.
Great review for us mid to high handicappers. Nice suprise to find out I play with your #1 pick =)
I use the taylormade distance plus i have used them for a couple months and its a great ball
I was in the mid 80's until I took up disc golf. 4 years later I am back. My goto ball was always prov1. One day I found the Callaway supersoft. So glad they still make them. Still straight, great feel, and around the green they are marvelous
Yeah they're pretty solid all-around
I use your number 1 ball love them. They putt so well and feel soft when putting. In UK cost £20 per dozen
I agree!
The Callaway Super Soft has been the only ball in my bag for the last 3 years.
Supersoft are nice, but eventually I found my way to Srixon Q-star tour. They were $2 more per dozen but much easier to work with at short distances. I can't feel a difference between the Q-star tour and "premium" ones I pick up. ProV1, etc. I'm sure there IS a difference, but not to me.
I like the Callaway alot, but I lose 10 - 15 yards on my drives compared to the ProV
Is it too late for the giveaway? Just found your channel. Enjoyed this segment on the different balls. Will be watching more.
Big fan of the videos! Thanks for helping me choose the ball that fits me best! The Callaway Supersoft.
Glad to hear it!
I was happy to see you gave some love to the venerable Noodle. I played those for many years and still have a couple in my bag. I play the Bridgestone e12 soft now, but if I was playing a course with a lot of wetlands I might pick up a dozen Noodles.
Noodle is a Maxfli product.
@@tedzink4574 It is, sort of. TaylorMade actually owns the trademark and patent, but the brand was sold to Dick's Sporting Goods who owns the Maxfli name. If you go to the TaylorMade website (or many others) it's still called a TaylorMade Noodle. Even though it's a Maxfli product, it's hard now to find it marketed as a Maxfli Noodle.
@@alanpeterson6768 I saw the Maxfli name on the Noodle ball I found. I was surprised to see the Taylormade connection.
@@alanpeterson6768 This is very interesting. I know I am late to the party here, but... Years ago, I happened to find a Noodle out in the rough (not sure what I was doing in the rough, but anyway...). I played that ball on the next hole just for fun, and actually finished my round with it. Noodle became the only ball I would normally play. At that time all the Noodles were marketed as Maxfli Noodle. I never even knew that Taylor Made had the trademark/patent on that name.
So, the Taylor Made Noodle is actually the Maxfli Noodle? Looks like I just found a reason to go over to Dick's Sporting Goods and pick up a box...or three, LOL.
Thanks fer the info.
@@tedzink4574 Caught me by surprise as well.
Great information about the balls a average golf should use
good to know what ball to go for thanks for the comp giveaway
There are only three categories for a golf ball. Compression, trajectory and spin. Everything else is just your imagination. Control is all about how well you strike the ball. All this talk about hitting straight and distance "control".... Distance control is based on your club selection. You need a golfer to actually tell you how this all works. A "straighter' ball is just one with an ionomer cover. A spin ball has a urethane cover. If you have a low swing speed you need low compression. If you cant hit it straight you need an ionomer coated ball.
I’m thinking I’m going with the project thank you very much for making this video these are things I would not of been able to find out without it
Glad it was useful
Delighted with your studious research. Never thought much about Golf Balls before in my 45 years playing - and 30 of those years were in single figures - but am willing to be educated. Well done. "Giveaway".
Very Helpful research. Thank you
Appreciate the comment
Love the srixon but I have to use a different ball on the green I crack the outer shell. It’s my second favorite but favorite ball has to be the Bridgestone e12 or e6 soft if I’m going brand new. But I also will pick up a box of pro v1 refurbished. Best trick of the trade go to your local flea market I got 60 pro v1s 38 were original balls 22 where the refurbished for 5 bucks. 5 bucks for over 200 dollars worth of balls
Great review with good detail. Maybe do a video showing the differences on the course.👍
My favorite ball is the expensive new titlelist and callaway that I find. To all golfers with a handicap over ten that think the ball actually matters, please keep buying these.
GIVEAWAY.... In my opinion, your golf ball ratings were spot on for average golfers like me. Thanks, and definitely, "respect the Noodle".
I'm.going to play tomorrow with the Noodle. It will be interesting to see how they feel. And Giveaway.
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I’ll have to say I’m surprised how good the Noodle long and soft ball is. Not so much a fan of the Noodle easy distance. I’ve been playing the Srixon Zstar lately. Great distance.
great review ...i would add one in there the taylormade project (S).....love that ball...cheers
Yeah it's a pretty good ball as well
Wilson Duo is best 31 compression goes a long way
That's what I like to play.
Love the name out of bounce golf!!!! I’m a serious average player i shoot a 90/89 I’m a 19 handicap
Thanks very helpful information.
Thanks for the effort making this video
Thanks for the golf balls input!
No problem 👍
Well done. Can't go wrong with any of these - Love the project (a) and now (s).
Project a got too expensive and they suffer from durability issues
Have your tried the Costco ball. You will receive 2 dozen for $25 plus taxes. The Kirkland Signature performance +
KINGDOM MT how about the Snell ball? I picked up a dozen foe $32. But I have not played them yet as my game is trash and a ball feel like a ball for me.
For a 20 handicapper, this is good information to know as I am trying to lower my handicap to 10.
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I have to agree with you on your selections. So glad I watched the video as you confirmed what I thought about the top 4 choices. Biggest surprise to me was the Wilson Elite 50. I work at a golf store, so when I happened to find a pristine ball, I played it for several holes. I was shocked when I looked closer and saw it was a 50 Elite! A ball we sell for $13. dollars/doz. This ball flew great and stayed in play! That said, I have to give Srixon Soft Feel its due, A great ball and worth every dime. As I like to tell my customers: You don't have to spend $50 bucks to get a really good golf ball.
I share that opinion as well-the 50 elite is my new #1 ball. This ball is off the chain with distance, tremendous feel on the green and decent spin. The Srixion SF is freakishly long and soft- but I got no feel whatsoever and I just couldnt putt with it. On a side note, and if you watched the masters this week even the best players in the world cant get maximum distance in cool weather so prov's in 60 below weather is a waste of money for most players.
Great honest video, thanks
Your top 2 are also my top 2. I played 54 holes with the same Calloway supersoft before I lost it and it held up.
Have you tested out the Snell balls yet? I’m that “boogie” golfer and love them!
I have. I tried the MTB balls and think they're probably for the low to mid handicad player. The Get Sum balls seemed pretty good for beginners
Srixon Q Star tour is great ball... also remember if you swing harder then 105mph soft balls will sacrifice you distance, I'm a 17 handicap but I swing 110mph, so I stay away from these types of balls, Bridgestone e12 speed is a ball that works well in this price range tho. I personally play Srixon ZStar xv
Thank you for doing this video for us average players.
I'd like to add an EXTREMELY important detail to 2piece balls. When it's cold outside, if you don't keep the balls warm, they will feel like you're hitting a Rock. Almost to the point of damaging a driver.
Great video,makes you think.
What ‘average’ golfer can deliberately shape a ball?
TM Project are TM Tour Response basically. Also Bridgestone Percept Laddie is pretty good all around ball. Would say better than 90% of mid balls.
Thanks for the info!
@@outofboundsgolf put Percept Laddie up against
Tp5
Tour Response
Bridgestone bx330rx
Bridgestone e6
Bridgestone e12
Titleist pro v1
It hung with all.of them out preformed a few.
I think it's one I'll have to try then
The Titelist try soft are a 60 lb compression
Vice pro soft, should be added to your list, very reasonable price
Might want to give Maxfli soft a go,
I found a random Noodle and hit it farther than I’ve ever hit a drive. I’m 56 with a slower swing.
Did you evaluate the laddie extreme balls by precep
No, I haven't had the chance to try those. How are they?
Ive used a lot of different balls and think i would have the laddie extreme as no.1 when considering price, performance and especially durability vs the srixon soft feel and callaway supersoft.. Also a big fan of the noodle
Nice job.
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Nice to see someone else thinks like me.
On days that I struggle more than normal, my go-to is the Wilson 50.
Yeah, great ball
Good informative video
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Giveaway. Did you try the Kirkland Signature ball? Good price, and pretty consistent ball for mediocre golfers like me....
Good information ,thank u
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I swing over 105 mph and I am a 14 handicap and I would like more spin with wedges and around the green what would you recommend?
pro v1s or chrome softs but both are expensive.
Agree with Project (a) overall, found their distance off tee to be quite good but feel was lacking.
Giveaway 👍. Why have I not spotted your channel before? Was going to add Vice Tour to this list, but see you have now done a review of various Vice balls. I still have Rotini Noodles in my bag too! Will now work through your other content...
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Good info
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great info again man
Appreciate your comment
I’m confused as to why the project A was 7th seemed to have the best review by this guy lol 🤔
Yes now known as Tour Response it is a very good ball. Average to better golfers won't notice a difference between this and PV1
Giveaway! Good info...thanks for putting this together.
Not a problem. Thanks for watching
My swing speed is in that 105 range so I only use a premium ball such as a chrome soft or pro v when its above 85 to 90 and at 53 yrs old I dont play in the heat that much. That led me to using a softer ball in the Spring, fall and winter and once you go soft-you wont wanna go back . So here is my 2 cents worth. The Srixon SF has a 71 compression that feels like 40. The SF is really great tee to green even freakishly great. Downside is I couldnt make a putt with them, they felt really light on the green. With the SF, I couldnt judge putting distance and it felt like it moved around alot. Granted it was superfast greens so maybe on slow greens the Srixon SF would be ok. Tee to green the Srixon SF is super long and supersoft-maybe the longest soft ball Ive hit. So if you are putting on Shag carpet or if Tee to green is your main issue the SF is prob the best ball for you. However, for most people swinging 90-110 mph- the 50 Elite is gonna be the way to go, it just has better feel to it. If you like a premium ball such as the pro v's/chrome softs in the hot summer time, the fifty elite is just as good especially the weather cools off and not just for the money. The 50 elite (50 compression) is my best golf ball in 60-85 degree weather-great distance/feel and way better feel on the green than the srixon SF. The Callaway supersoft with a 38 compression is probably gonna be better than the elite below 50-55 degrees. The Callaway SS is long, feels quite softer than the elite and has a great feel to it and putts really well. In the past I normally liked the Wilson duo softs for colder weather say below 45. The Wilson 50 elite and the Supersoft both putt way better and prob go further. I'm not sure if the elite 50 is gonna be the best ball when it gets down below 50 degrees it doesnt feel quite as soft as the duos or Callaway supersoft. Its looking like the 50 compression elite will be my 60-85 degree ball, and the 38 compression Callaway supersoft will be my below 50 ball. If its 35-40 degrees the Wilson duo spin(35 compression) is great as well and if its colder than that-the wilson duo(non-spin) has a compression of 29. Very impressed with the 50 Elite both off the Tee and on the green-its by far the best ball and not just for the money and on a side note if I could putt with the Srixon SF it would be my #1 ball in colder weather-its freakishly soft and long tee to green. In my opinion whatever Srixon did to make a 71 compression ball feel like a 40 compression ball is the reason I cant judge putting distance with the SF-again if you putting on shag carpet it prob wont matter :)
giveaway :)
Appreciate all the info!
Giveaway
How about the Wilson duo soft?
No e6 from Bridgestone ?? You're missing something
great video
what about the new kirkland?
Giveaway. I’m currently using the Bridgestone e12 and like them. But will give Srixon a try. Thx for this vid.
i too play the e12 because i was given 5 dozen 😂 i played last round with the srixon soft feel for a change and shot my best score ever.
i actually can't wait to lose all the e12's now😂. i don't even search for them in ambrose comps
What, no kirklands? lol Just picked up a pack, was on sale for $20 (for 2 dozen) here while everyone was out buying toilet paper due to the corona virus, I was out buying golf balls... and I suck at golf lol.
Great choice
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titleist pro v1 is the way for more advanced btw
kind of touched on that
Well done
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how about the SRIXON DISTANCE 24 balls for $20
Giveaway!! Seen vids like this, but not with such detailed explanations. Thanks👍
Damn, just seen when this vid went out🤦♂️
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Top Flite Bombs and Wilson Zip Zero
Nice
Giveaway, great review! I love the project a, and find myself playing it more and more!
Thanks for the feedback. If you don't mind me asking, what skill level are you and how fast is your swing? Just curious for future videos.
Have you tried the Top Flight Gamer...Very UNDERATED Ball...GREAT Ball for MOST Golfers!!!
Good video, TY
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Luxe ball is a good ball. Distance and straight.
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Giveaway (Wilsons? Wow!)
Hands down, the Taylormade Project (a) balls are likely the best golf ball for the money that has ever been produced in history.
Taylormade should never have discontinued them in favour of the Tour Response, and instead should have just made the Project (a) a permanently produced ball line just like the Titleist ProV1 is.
For those who cannot afford TP5 or ProV1 balls, the Taylormade Project (a) is the next best option for spin, performance, and overall playing experience.