I’d like to see this as well seeing as how the Tour B RX made it to the top total distance on the 115 driver swing speed by golf spy! That ball is supposed to be for slower swing players. Since it didn’t make the top ball speed, I would assume it launched high and had less spin…may be something a lot of people are looking for that swing faster than the recommended for that ball!
I went from the TP5X to the Tour B X last year. I found the Tour B X to be a slightly softer ball that gives me a better feel on all my clubs. I found that my distance had improved with this ball.
That is amazing! This is why it is important to test out different golf balls and get a fitting to see what ball you should be playing to have the best results for your game! Thank you for watching!
This is a really great comparison! When I was fit for irons, the fitter recommended a higher spin ball, and I ended up picking the B XS because it supposedly spins more with mid irons. I would love to see 7 iron spin comparison between B X and B XS to see if you see more spin gain. Otherwise, the similar wedge spin rate results makes me think I should be using the B X just for driver gains. My head speed is also only just at 105, so I would also like to know how the high/low speed balls do with the 'incorrect' head speed. What should someone who swings anywhere between 104 and 107 use?
Nice review. Would have been good to the driver testing similar to the wedge testing showing all 4 balls at both < 100 mph swings and > 100 mph swings so we could understand what difference each ball makes with the relevant swing speeds.
Great comparison video of the various Tour B balls. I have been playing the RX line ever since they were introduced about 11 or 12 years ago. Have started to mix in the RXS with the current Tour B generation. I disliked all previous versions of that ball. Gave up too much distance but not so with the current version.
Great review. What would also be helpful is to see you hit the fast speed balls slow and the slow speed balls fast to see if there is a big difference.
Thanks for the vid. I can understand the difference in feel but swing speed vs distance has been debatable with these balls ; I swing 85mps and get 200 yds carry on RXS but 210yds on XS + also 5 yds extra roll. Also the BX spin on wedges is super high - stops on a dime (similar to V1X). The RXS does roll more on wedges and have to provide for this. Would have loved your driver test on fast and slow club speeds across all the balls and whether you noticed a major difference. Bridgestone also say the RXS and XS spin more but your test proves otherwise.
Good test. I watched it earlier and then went at lunch and tested them myself at local place that has trackman bays. It seems like I get more distance off the driver from firmer balls on the course, even though I'm only swinging around 101 anymore. Well, the results bore out what I thought I was seeing on the course, I get more ball speed and distance with the Tour BX than with the B RX. I don't know why. Maybe I just hit those shots better, but the ball speeds I got off the RX were 145-147 compared to 148-150 with the BX. I do lose a couple of yards off my 7 iron though, but I'd rather have the extra yds with the driver. I find the same thing with other ball ranges when it comes to firm and soft.
Thanks for watching James! Good that you're able to do some testing and see the numbers. The general reason why the RX is better for sub-105 mph speeds is because those golfers can't compress the B X or B XS efficiently enough. However, with you being so close to 105 you may be delivering the club in a way that does compress the ball efficiently enough to see more pop from a firmer ball.
I mostly play ProV1 or ProV1x, but from time to time I like to switch it up. I’ve always liked Bridgestone’s urethane balls. They feel more plasticy off the face on full shots but they have great launch, nice, high and strong trajectory and feel clicky but soft. Clickier sound than V1/V1X but always felt as long if not longer than Titleist. I’d say I’m a little less confident, however, with Bridgestone on partial, touchy-feely shots. But I’m always pumped to find a fresh Bridgestone B330/RS300 or B-XS/B-RX 😂
Great review. A test of the RX and RXS at full swing speed would be great. Also, can explain why the spin for RXS is actually lesser than RX for wedges? I thought RXS is supposed to spin more?
So glad you made this Thomas! I was just testing these at my club and realized the xs was spinning less around greens but firmer feel. I was questioning myself since Tiger wants a spinnier ball around greens but this ain't the case🤔 Also, new BX was longer than my tp5x???? Shocked me....will put in play and see
This is exactly what I had been looking for. I get about 160-170 out of my ball speed (the monitor I use doesn't measure swing speed, but the assumption is I'm over 105), and carry from 275-290. high launch, high spin (around 4000 rpm a lot of times). So I've been looking for a lower spinning ball. I've been using the BX and I like it. Wondering how it would compare to an AVX or TP5x -- basically comparing the low spin versions across a few brands of golf balls. Thanks so much for the video!
RXS = less spin off driver and wedge than RX in real-time testing - got it RXS = S for More Spin " TOUR SPIN " than RX, according to Manufacturer - don't got it Thanks 4 the excellent demo, but you've managed to defeat the manufacturer's ad literature :) Your real test has less spin for driver and wedge ! (than the RX) ..maybe they meant " S " for soft rather than spin. Even Fred Couples says they feel soft. well, I like the green packaging. So there it is.
I’ve been playing all different types of balls and never can really tell a difference, but these RX balls I’ve hit some really nice shots already an really good shape, so I’m gonna keep them going in the bag for now
I'm right on the line (between 100-105 driver swing). Have played BXS for almost 2 years now. I tried the RX and RXS and disliked both of them. Found my distance control and spin consistency suffered as well as my ball speed off the driver. No idea why.
Good feedback! Glad you've found a ball that works for you. When you're right in that grey area it comes down to how you deliver the club and compress the ball. You must compress the ball efficiently!
I used the tour RXS over the winter and after about 20 driver swings they would pop like a grape. I was also using other balls the same way and had no issues at all with the other ones. My swing speeds are just around the 105 mark consistently. I guess most people lose them before they pop like that. Kinda strange but definitely defective.
Good comparison video. However, what you should have added was hitting the balls in the following ways: (TOUR BX AND TOUR BXS using a 100mph swing speed) then (TOUR B RX AND TOUR B RXS using your 110 mph swing speed) just to prove Bridgestone's point if it is actually true.
@@2ndswing Hope to see the video soon. I've been testing these bridgestone golf balls for the past year and they are almost as good or maybe better than TP5. Been seeing more succees with the RXS in some cases and the BX in others. My swing speed for the driver though is only about 90-93mph.
This has to be the worst naming convention of any of the golf ball manufactures. Their marketing team is sitting around the table talking about how to best confuse the consumer. Great ball... lousy marketing.
Confounding that the Tour B RXS outdrove the Tour B RX ball when the RX is recommended as the distance ball. Now I’m wondering if I should go to the RXS…
Average players would not see these finite differences, so it boils down to either distance or feel period and costs for others depending on how many you are losing while playing
nice job thank you ,, I game the RXs idk swing in the 90s driver , really love the ball ,!!one thing expensive though in the 40s for a dozen,, I also game Callaway ERC very underrated golf ball extremely long!! , and 12 bucks cheaper then brigestone!! Anyway ty as always, the best!!
Why didn't you test these balls with irons? It seems like that is where the B XS would find its niche (i.e. generating more spin off the irons for those who need it). With only testing the wedge and driver, the B XS doesn't appear to fit very many people.
Thanks for watching! We've noticed in ball testing that differences are most notable with wedge and driver. Often times, with 7-iron, the numbers are quite similar when comparing premium balls.
Yes! th-cam.com/video/lb0yHlfRLcg/w-d-xo.html Here is a video explaining how to calculate the smash factor. The other numbers will influence this number. Here is another video on how trackman data will influence your smash factor! th-cam.com/video/kRGQ7otlaX4/w-d-xo.html Let us know if you have any other questions on a specific number or piece of data!
Very good video. As an amateur (8.0 index) I am interested in sidespin as well. I hit the Tour level balls farther, but I find they don’t stay in the bag very long. A dozen doesn’t last for me because of the unexpected crooked shot. I think the Tour balls are less forgiving for mistakes. Any thoughts?
I don't think they are less forgiving for mistakes. They may wear out a little faster with a lot of wedge shots but it shouldn't effect sidespin enough to be the leading cause of crooked shots - Thomas
Hi Dave, thanks for watching! For someone with your swing speed and the fact that you prefer a soft feel, the Tour B XS is likely the best of the Bridgestone balls.
Hi! Very interesting test! But I have a question: why when you tested X and XS your driver swing speed was 113 mph medium and when you tested RX and RXS was only 103 mph medium? Why you didn't swing the same way? Otherwise thank you very much for all you work, extremely helpful for us. GOD bless you! 🙏
he explains why at 5:45 sorta. He's throttling back under 105 mph for the R series balls. Then jacks it up over 105 mph for the X series balls. That's how they are designed. ...seems to me he was coming out of his shoes for the 113 mph swings and 103 was to slow for him :) like he's stuck in-between the designs for these balls :) but definitely over 105 mph. ... well, according to the ball's design, he should choose the X series for " over 105 mph " - either way.
You should have hit all golf balls by going all out and shown what distances were! Some players swinging over 105 May prefer the rxs of distance was best
Watched you review on these ball a know they are for different swing speed but why did you not do the opposite and swing at under 105mph for the balls that are designed for over 105mph and vi's versa to see what the out come wold have been..
I did ball fitting with these and I swing driver at 96 mph and the xs was the best. Performance. Don’t t make sense since box says 105 + then mph for that ball. Hmmmmmm
In previous ball testing, we've noticed the differences are most noticeable with wedge and driver. Balls perform similarly with a 7-iron, whether it be a range ball or a premium ball. Thanks for watching!
@@2ndswing I respectfully disagree, if anything, drivers level the playing field on golf balls more than any other club. Short and Mid irons have significant changes in launch angle, peak height, descent and spin depending on the ball.
@@Thehockeystop97Josh you're correct, you fit a golf ball to your irons, not your driver and wedges...the only two things people should fit their golf ball to is their irons..and the feel of the ball off the putter face. Because they are the nost used clubs in your bag..this dude is fitting a ball around a driver..the club u use the least..and wedges...the clubs in your bag that spin the most and fly the shortest ..not a single 3,5,7 or 9 iron hit 😵😵
Thanks for the vid. I can understand the difference in feel but swing speed vs distance has been debatable with these balls ; I swing 85mps and get 200 yds carry on RXS but 210yds on XS + also 5 yds extra roll. Also the BX spin on wedges is super high - stops on a dime (similar to V1X). The RXS does roll more on wedges and have to provide for this. Would have loved your driver test on fast and slow club speeds across all the balls and whether you noticed a major difference. Bridgestone also say the RXS and XS spin more but your test proves otherwise.
I found this too I’m a 115+ 340 yard bomber off the tee but the pga superstore guy said go B RX trust me He was right the ball is awesome despite the fact it shouldn’t fit me at all
Nice review.
These Bridgestone Golf Ball Comparison is the one that I am looking for. Thank you.
Thank you for watching we are glad you enjoyed it!
Instablaster.
@@2ndswing could we get a 2022 review version?
I wish you would've reviewed all balls at both levels of swing speed. For example Tour BXS at 100 mph driver speed.
You're not the only person to suggest this. It's added to the list!
Yes sir!
Yip, that will be the proof in the pudding as to whether the balls are actually better at different swing speeds, as advertised
@@King_Goose1 the thing is you won't notice much difference on solid strikes it's the mishits when the softer compression ball will shine
I’d like to see this as well seeing as how the Tour B RX made it to the top total distance on the 115 driver swing speed by golf spy! That ball is supposed to be for slower swing players. Since it didn’t make the top ball speed, I would assume it launched high and had less spin…may be something a lot of people are looking for that swing faster than the recommended for that ball!
Just hit my lowest score today on my 2nd round with the B RXS Yellow - love em 😁
I went from the TP5X to the Tour B X last year. I found the Tour B X to be a slightly softer ball that gives me a better feel on all my clubs. I found that my distance had improved with this ball.
That is amazing! This is why it is important to test out different golf balls and get a fitting to see what ball you should be playing to have the best results for your game! Thank you for watching!
???!!! Literally just did this test at my club and found the same thing!
@@InsuranceSpecialist That is awesome!! Glad you found the best ball for your game!
Try the new TP5x. Much better than the previous model.
This is a really great comparison! When I was fit for irons, the fitter recommended a higher spin ball, and I ended up picking the B XS because it supposedly spins more with mid irons. I would love to see 7 iron spin comparison between B X and B XS to see if you see more spin gain. Otherwise, the similar wedge spin rate results makes me think I should be using the B X just for driver gains. My head speed is also only just at 105, so I would also like to know how the high/low speed balls do with the 'incorrect' head speed. What should someone who swings anywhere between 104 and 107 use?
Nice review. Would have been good to the driver testing similar to the wedge testing showing all 4 balls at both < 100 mph swings and > 100 mph swings so we could understand what difference each ball makes with the relevant swing speeds.
You're not the only person to suggest this! We'll get this on our list. Thanks!
@@2ndswing figured I walk to see if a video of this ever came out?
Great comparison video of the various Tour B balls. I have been playing the RX line ever since they were introduced about 11 or 12 years ago. Have started to mix in the RXS with the current Tour B generation. I disliked all previous versions of that ball. Gave up too much distance but not so with the current version.
That is excellent! The new bridgestone golf balls preform great! Thank you for watching Scott!
Interesting. I was playing the XS but now I think I might try the X. Now I am playing the Snell MTB-X
Great review. What would also be helpful is to see you hit the fast speed balls slow and the slow speed balls fast to see if there is a big difference.
I am right at about 105mph SS so I did some extensive testing using my Arccos system and the Tour BX was the winner for me. Great video!
That is awesome! Arccos is a great tool for data and understanding your game! Thank you for watching!
I would have like to see how you hit ALL of the balls as max driver speed to see if the under 105 really matters.
Also the reverse, all balls at the lower speed.
Me too, shame they didn't do this
Thats what I was hoping for. Please do this 2nd swing
It's been added to the list. thank you all for the suggestion!
Yes please!
Thanks for the vid. I can understand the difference in feel but swing speed vs distance has been debatable with these balls ; I swing 85mps and get 200 yds carry on RXS but 210yds on XS + also 5 yds extra roll. Also the BX spin on wedges is super high - stops on a dime (similar to V1X). The RXS does roll more on wedges and have to provide for this. Would have loved your driver test on fast and slow club speeds across all the balls and whether you noticed a major difference.
Bridgestone also say the RXS and XS spin more but your test proves otherwise.
Good test. I watched it earlier and then went at lunch and tested them myself at local place that has trackman bays. It seems like I get more distance off the driver from firmer balls on the course, even though I'm only swinging around 101 anymore. Well, the results bore out what I thought I was seeing on the course, I get more ball speed and distance with the Tour BX than with the B RX. I don't know why. Maybe I just hit those shots better, but the ball speeds I got off the RX were 145-147 compared to 148-150 with the BX. I do lose a couple of yards off my 7 iron though, but I'd rather have the extra yds with the driver. I find the same thing with other ball ranges when it comes to firm and soft.
Thanks for watching James! Good that you're able to do some testing and see the numbers. The general reason why the RX is better for sub-105 mph speeds is because those golfers can't compress the B X or B XS efficiently enough. However, with you being so close to 105 you may be delivering the club in a way that does compress the ball efficiently enough to see more pop from a firmer ball.
I mostly play ProV1 or ProV1x, but from time to time I like to switch it up. I’ve always liked Bridgestone’s urethane balls. They feel more plasticy off the face on full shots but they have great launch, nice, high and strong trajectory and feel clicky but soft. Clickier sound than V1/V1X but always felt as long if not longer than Titleist. I’d say I’m a little less confident, however, with Bridgestone on partial, touchy-feely shots. But I’m always pumped to find a fresh Bridgestone B330/RS300 or B-XS/B-RX 😂
Great review. A test of the RX and RXS at full swing speed would be great. Also, can explain why the spin for RXS is actually lesser than RX for wedges? I thought RXS is supposed to spin more?
Same I just bought the RXS
Like to see swing speed of 80 to 85 Comparisons 4RXS ball
You took this video on my BDay! Haha! Feb 24th! Also, I would have liked to see the X and XS with the 101 club head speeds.
So glad you made this Thomas! I was just testing these at my club and realized the xs was spinning less around greens but firmer feel. I was questioning myself since Tiger wants a spinnier ball around greens but this ain't the case🤔
Also, new BX was longer than my tp5x???? Shocked me....will put in play and see
Good stuff! Let us know how the B X performs for you!
Interesting about driver speed, apparently Fred Couples uses the RXS and that was shown in a WITB or do you think it's just advertising.
This is exactly what I had been looking for. I get about 160-170 out of my ball speed (the monitor I use doesn't measure swing speed, but the assumption is I'm over 105), and carry from 275-290. high launch, high spin (around 4000 rpm a lot of times). So I've been looking for a lower spinning ball. I've been using the BX and I like it. Wondering how it would compare to an AVX or TP5x -- basically comparing the low spin versions across a few brands of golf balls. Thanks so much for the video!
Thats very similar to my numbers and i may need to try this... how is the ball around the greens with a 56 degree?
RXS = less spin off driver and wedge than RX in real-time testing - got it
RXS = S for More Spin " TOUR SPIN " than RX, according to Manufacturer - don't got it
Thanks 4 the excellent demo, but you've managed to defeat the manufacturer's ad literature :)
Your real test has less spin for driver and wedge ! (than the RX)
..maybe they meant " S " for soft rather than spin. Even Fred Couples says they feel soft.
well, I like the green packaging. So there it is.
The problem with this test is you should have tried all the balls at the slower swing speed. I bet it would shoot down the under 105 theory.
I’ve been playing all different types of balls and never can really tell a difference, but these RX balls I’ve hit some really nice shots already an really good shape, so I’m gonna keep them going in the bag for now
Most of the difference comes down to spin around the greens that you would notice a difference! - Jackie
I'm right on the line (between 100-105 driver swing). Have played BXS for almost 2 years now. I tried the RX and RXS and disliked both of them. Found my distance control and spin consistency suffered as well as my ball speed off the driver. No idea why.
Good feedback! Glad you've found a ball that works for you. When you're right in that grey area it comes down to how you deliver the club and compress the ball. You must compress the ball efficiently!
I used the tour RXS over the winter and after about 20 driver swings they would pop like a grape. I was also using other balls the same way and had no issues at all with the other ones. My swing speeds are just around the 105 mark consistently. I guess most people lose them before they pop like that. Kinda strange but definitely defective.
I use the tour B X and I think its the best ball in the game
Definitely a great performer!
Good comparison video. However, what you should have added was hitting the balls in the following ways: (TOUR BX AND TOUR BXS using a 100mph swing speed) then (TOUR B RX AND TOUR B RXS using your 110 mph swing speed) just to prove Bridgestone's point if it is actually true.
Good idea, it's added to the list!
@@2ndswing Hope to see the video soon. I've been testing these bridgestone golf balls for the past year and they are almost as good or maybe better than TP5. Been seeing more succees with the RXS in some cases and the BX in others. My swing speed for the driver though is only about 90-93mph.
Surely given 90% of the comments saying to do this, you will finally test for us? Come on mate.
What if u swing at 105mph?
This has to be the worst naming convention of any of the golf ball manufactures.
Their marketing team is sitting around the table talking about how to best confuse the consumer.
Great ball... lousy marketing.
Please also compare what happens with "wrong" choice of balls. 105+ with rx&rxs and lower than 105 with x&xs
We'll add this to the list!
Confounding that the Tour B RXS outdrove the Tour B RX ball when the RX is recommended as the distance ball. Now I’m wondering if I should go to the RXS…
Great job with these balls. I game the tour BX and find it to be slightly superior to the Titleist Pro V one
Thank you for hitting theses ball at there designed swing speed.
Thanks for watching!
Average players would not see these finite differences, so it boils down to either distance or feel period and costs for others depending on how many you are losing while playing
Great info! I will be checking out this channel more often
nice job thank you ,, I game the RXs idk swing in the 90s driver , really love the ball ,!!one thing expensive though in the 40s for a dozen,, I also game Callaway ERC very underrated golf ball extremely long!! , and 12 bucks cheaper then brigestone!! Anyway ty as always, the best!!
Thanks for watching. I also love that triple track line on the ERC - Thomas
Thank you for reviewing these! Enjoyed this
No problem, Glad you enjoyed - Thomas
Why didn't you test these balls with irons? It seems like that is where the B XS would find its niche (i.e. generating more spin off the irons for those who need it). With only testing the wedge and driver, the B XS doesn't appear to fit very many people.
Thanks for watching! We've noticed in ball testing that differences are most notable with wedge and driver. Often times, with 7-iron, the numbers are quite similar when comparing premium balls.
Very good detailed review, thanks so much. Now l know what l want to play 💪🏻
Did you hit all balls with your fast driver swing too? I’d like to see a comparison of all hit the same just to see what the less than 105 balls do?
It’d be interesting if you swing fast with the ball intended for slower speeds and Vice versa. I’d love to see how those results relate to these
That’s actually what happened with me I’m a 110 speed playing an RX
Would the re-test for all balls with both speeds be on the list for this year?
How about golf ball comparisons for people whose driver swing speeds are between 85 - 90 mph .
Do you have a video with explanation of all measurements (i.e. smash factor)?
Yes! th-cam.com/video/lb0yHlfRLcg/w-d-xo.html Here is a video explaining how to calculate the smash factor. The other numbers will influence this number. Here is another video on how trackman data will influence your smash factor! th-cam.com/video/kRGQ7otlaX4/w-d-xo.html Let us know if you have any other questions on a specific number or piece of data!
@@2ndswing Awesome! Will check these out. Thanks again!
Very good video. As an amateur (8.0 index) I am interested in sidespin as well. I hit the Tour level balls farther, but I find they don’t stay in the bag very long. A dozen doesn’t last for me because of the unexpected crooked shot. I think the Tour balls are less forgiving for mistakes. Any thoughts?
I don't think they are less forgiving for mistakes. They may wear out a little faster with a lot of wedge shots but it shouldn't effect sidespin enough to be the leading cause of crooked shots - Thomas
Please do taylormade, tp5, tp5x and tour preferred
We'll add this to the list!
Awesome job,, smash factor is always close 5.0 with you !!! The best !!
My swing speed is 110-115mph avg 285yds
Like the soft feel off putter
Wedges backspin is so much about 30+ feet on landing any advice on which ball ??
Hi Dave, thanks for watching! For someone with your swing speed and the fact that you prefer a soft feel, the Tour B XS is likely the best of the Bridgestone balls.
great job on this comparison
Thanks for watching - Thomas
Great review!! How about the Bridgestone E6 vs. E12
Added to our list for outside testing - Thomas
Hi! Very interesting test! But I have a question: why when you tested X and XS your driver swing speed was 113 mph medium and when you tested RX and RXS was only 103 mph medium? Why you didn't swing the same way? Otherwise thank you very much for all you work, extremely helpful for us. GOD bless you! 🙏
he explains why at 5:45 sorta. He's throttling back under 105 mph for the R series balls. Then jacks it up over 105 mph for the X series balls.
That's how they are designed.
...seems to me he was coming out of his shoes for the 113 mph swings and 103 was to slow for him :)
like he's stuck in-between the designs for these balls :) but definitely over 105 mph.
... well, according to the ball's design, he should choose the X series for " over 105 mph " - either way.
Very interesting. I thought the XS and RXS were the high spin models.
That's how they're advertised, that's for sure.
Excellent review guys
Great review - superbly explained - thanks ;-)
Thank you for watching Will! Glad you enjoyed!
@@2ndswing ,,,watch all the time lads, great channel. This helped me select the Tour B RX ball - suits me perfectly
Excellent review
You should have hit all golf balls by going all out and shown what distances were! Some players swinging over 105 May prefer the rxs of distance was best
Watched you review on these ball a know they are for different swing speed but why did you not do the opposite and swing at under 105mph for the balls that are designed for over 105mph and vi's versa to see what the out come wold have been..
That would be a pretty interesting test. I will add this too our list - Thomas
Thanks mate, that did help me out Cheers
Terrific, really helpful.
Can we get a 2022 review of the balls?
Thanks for the suggestion. We have ball testing outdoors on our list of videos to complete - Thomas
oh chrisst, They're different again already ???????????????
Thank ya kindly
I did ball fitting with these and I swing driver at 96 mph and the xs was the best. Performance. Don’t t make sense since box says 105 + then mph for that ball. Hmmmmmm
Thanks for the feedback Eric. Everyone swings different and there will be exceptions, certain golfers need more spin and height or less. - Thomas
great review!!!!
Tour B XS @ 100 please👍
What is your accent! Such a mix
Should do it with all 4 balls with under 105 swing speed
Great suggestion. We will complete more moderate speed ball testing here soon. - Thomas
What kind of spin difference do you see with a 7 iron
Very odd that the rx spun more than rxs. Box says different.
Why don't you try all balls under 105 and all over 105
The model names make it very confusing
sure does, it pisses me off :)
Don’t disagree. This is about the most confusing way to come out with a product line. Cut the letters and start calling them what they are.
So "S" is for Soft not Spin
You should have reviewed all balls at same swing speed for driver…. Missed opportunity
A ball test without any irons hit? Ummm okay
In previous ball testing, we've noticed the differences are most noticeable with wedge and driver. Balls perform similarly with a 7-iron, whether it be a range ball or a premium ball. Thanks for watching!
@@2ndswing I respectfully disagree, if anything, drivers level the playing field on golf balls more than any other club. Short and Mid irons have significant changes in launch angle, peak height, descent and spin depending on the ball.
@@Thehockeystop97Josh you're correct, you fit a golf ball to your irons, not your driver and wedges...the only two things people should fit their golf ball to is their irons..and the feel of the ball off the putter face. Because they are the nost used clubs in your bag..this dude is fitting a ball around a driver..the club u use the least..and wedges...the clubs in your bag that spin the most and fly the shortest ..not a single 3,5,7 or 9 iron hit 😵😵
I think anyone with half a brain know this is bs marketing lol.
Thanks for the vid. I can understand the difference in feel but swing speed vs distance has been debatable with these balls ; I swing 85mps and get 200 yds carry on RXS but 210yds on XS + also 5 yds extra roll. Also the BX spin on wedges is super high - stops on a dime (similar to V1X). The RXS does roll more on wedges and have to provide for this. Would have loved your driver test on fast and slow club speeds across all the balls and whether you noticed a major difference.
Bridgestone also say the RXS and XS spin more but your test proves otherwise.
I found this too I’m a 115+ 340 yard bomber off the tee but the pga superstore guy said go B RX trust me
He was right the ball is awesome despite the fact it shouldn’t fit me at all