OnCore One Dozen Men’s Avant Golf Balls | Adds Distance & Control | Slice Reducer

This is a recent repurchase of the Oncore Avant balls as I like them that much. I also have used the ELIXR and will be trying the Caliber (just got some). I will say the Oncore balls especially the Avant seem more forgiving than other balls I have played recently (usually Taylor Made or Callaway, while I've hit Pro V1's I'm not all about the hype).The entire Oncore line is reasonably priced for the quality and technology you're getting and I think they will really make some big in roads into golf over the next few years.We have a dome driving range in the area that recently switched to them for range balls and they are hands down the best range balls I have ever hit, even at my country club where I plan to suggest they switch.

Okay so I am 90-100 handicap with a dramatic slice off the driver. The good: my irons , and drivers loved this ball. My woods however wished death upon this ball 1000 times over. So for my driver (Taylormade m2 weights mid draw and high) gave me a slight fade which was fantastic. Irons I hit 10-15 yards longer than normal. My wedges had a love hate relationship with this ball. My PW , 52 didn't preform as normal about 5-10 yards short. My 56 and 60 wedges in chip and full swing were magnificent ball stopped after 3 small bounces. My bump and run kept me consistently with 3-5 yards putting range. Reasons for the 4/5 stars . I played a Callaway warbird at the same time and considering I got 50 of them off Amazon for the same price and they were consistent with all clubs and had a better feel of the club and a better spin made these seem like a little overpriced

I heard about these balls on Mr. Tony's podcast (I'm a loyal little) and figured to give them a try. I like these balls...other lesser-known balls can typically sound like rocks of the club and don't have a decent bounce on the greens. These are soft, bite nicely, and can hang with any other name brand ball of equal price. All that's the good news. The bad news is after 1 round with these, I only have 11 left. So I'll certainly stock up on a few more boxes. Well worth the chance taken on a brand I've never heard of before. Highly recommended.

Not as good as Titiliest Pro V1 or Callaway

These balls were a complete wash-out for me. Spongy feel off the club. I actually lost distance compared to Pro V1. I had trouble gauging the spin on chip shots. They definitely spin more than I am used to. This higher spin did make it possible to work the ball more to the left or right, but I never really enjoyed the feel of the strike and have ended up giving several of the balls away to friends so they could try them....

The equal of any ball on the market. Long from the tee, excellent bite on the greens, true roll on putts. They sink in water, and get lost out of bounds, however. Consider yourself warned. : ) Can't imagine using a four dollar ball, when the Avant goes for about a dollar sixty-seven. Get some. You won't ever be sorry.

This is a very good 65 compression golf ball. Plays about the same as a Bridgestone E6 Soft. Priced right. BUT the Callaway Chrome Soft flies longer and with a slightly higher trajectory. I played both the Avant and the Chrome Soft today, hitting both from the same tees 14 times, and I consistently got 20 more yards with the Callaway. I am a 10 handicap, 69 years old, and play 3 - 4 times a week. So for me, the Callaway is worth it, because it puts me within range of the green on par 4s, where I can use a hybrid 3 or fairway or 6 iron. I'll use the Avant where water is in play, or on narrow fairways, because it will be less painful losing an Avant than a CCS. :)

I am an average golfer at best, best round of 18 I've shot is 92, so just a little perspective on my skill level.I very much enjoyed using this ball. Have played about 4 rounds of golf since purchasing and have lost very few of them (3 balls lost in 4 rounds!). Am considering making this my new go to ball, I get more distance than the Callaway Super Soft I normally use, like the feel of the ball coming off the club face, and the price point is right around the same.