SpaldingSD Tour 12 Ball Pack - White

I think these are the best bang for your buck. Great brand for practicing 18. Not much rpm’s for spin unless you know how to spin like a pro.On average when I get a gir, the ball will stop around 10-20 yards from the divot. Depending if I shoot a low flyer with a 7 or a high flyer with a PW.Great ball all around. Mashed Potatoes!

I took a chance on getting these balls based on others saying they feel an play like a high end premium ball (prov1 or tp5)An to my surprise they feel great an play very well compared to my normal prov1 or to5 i playOff the drive i noticed a little more distance an it felt soft but just firm enoughOff an iron it felt buttery even on a miss hit it stay on line with in a 10yrds or less an reacted the way i expectedOf a wedge wether full or quarter shot the ball got great spin when i wanted it to stop it stopped an you could trust it was gonna do what you wantedOff the putter it felt soft but not to soft enough you dint know you were making good contactI would highly recommend these balls for anyone who wants a premium ball a a quarter of the cost

I bought these to try as a potential replacement for my Pro V1 or TP5, and they *almost* made me switch. They feel great off the club face no matter which club you’re hitting, they fly pretty straight, they spin well on approaches, and they roll true off the putter. If you’re looking for a pretty good and inexpensive urethane ball, these are definitely worth trying out. To me they feel better than a Kirkland Signature, mg C4, and even a Maxfli Tour. They feel on par with the Pro V1 and TP5, but definitely softer than the “X” versions of thoseMy issue with them is the cover’s durability… I’ve had to replace a ball at least once during each round I’ve played with them. Sand and milled face wedges just absolutely destroy the covers of these things, especially if you have a strong swing speed. I’ve actually *cut* the cover of the ball on a few mis-hits. This is why they *almost* convinced me to switch. Could I buy more and just switch a ball out each round? Sure I could, but then I’d be buying new balls every other week and spending as much on cheap balls as I do on premiums!

I’m a 4 handicap and this is my go to ball regardless of price.I’ve tried every ball out there from inexpensive to the priciest.2 piece balls just don’t provide the stopping power I need on greens so I use 3 piece balls only.Was a die hard Srixon Z-Star player for two years as I thought it was the best performing ball for the money.Yes, I tried plenty of Kirklands but the covers just didn’t hold up well.Saw this on sale at local sporting goods. Bought it on a whim.WOW! All the distance of a good premium ball and it stops on a dime on greens. Really good spin!Once the secret is out the price will go up and these will get harder to find.

Spalding has been producing great quality golf balls since the 1920s.These are equivalent to any high-price ball on the market today.Spalding golf balls are very under-rated. I've been using them since 1974.