Pleasantly impressed with how well the ball felt. Didn't lose any distance and it putts well.

Nice ball - plays well - great price at the end of the season.

These golf balls were comparable to major brands. When teeing off the ball did fly a little fartger and i didnt slice the ball as bad. Overall i would buy these over some of the major brands because of the price and quality.

We only use these as eggs substitutes to fool chickens that there is an egg already in the nest and to kill snakes that are stealing eggs (because the swallow them but can't digest them).

Played the ball yesterday with great results. I usually play Titleist ProV1 and feel off the tee was very close. Distance was similar, along with ball flight. I found the cover very durable and suffered no scapes. The only difference I noticed was the spin rate. My draw pattern was tighter off the driver and iron shots. My approach shots stopped well, little to no backswing. Excellent value 2 dozen balls for 1/2 the price of my ProV1's. Very playable for all skill levels.

I'm a Callaway Supersoft kinda guy. But lately I've been losing a lot of golf balls so I was looking for a low cost alternative. I really like the feel of these golf balls. Great off the tee, not too much spin. I like the feel around the greens for chipping and then putting. My new go-to ball. At this price point it's worth a shot to see if you like them too.

3 piece golf balls like this typically range from 30-50 a dozen, so these balls are anywhere from 50% to 25% of the cost. That is an absolutely unbelievable deal. I'm a 10 handicap golfer, and a firm believer that unless you are a very low handicap golfer, the ball you use isn't going to make nearly the difference in your score you think it is. My scores don't fluctuate if I'm playing a 4-piece high end ball vs a cheap 2 piece ball. My point is, the average recreational golfer is buying balls based on image more than they are trying to improve their game. This ball would be a 5 star product based on value alone. My only gripe is that they only offer white balls. Having different color options, or patterned balls, even if a few dollars more, would be a welcome addition. For whatever reason, I find balls much easier in the early morning when they aren't white. The dew on the ground makes it harder for me to pick up seeing a white ball, even in the fairway. So yellow or any other color of ball would be a nice addition.

Okay I’m going to start by saying I really don’t know much about golf. I got these because I thought my son would like hitting them in the backyard. That being said, these are very nice and light weight! My son even made a comment about how nice they are.

A quick review after a couple of rounds. My 1A ball is the Pro V1X, 1B ball is the Wilson Triad. The MM ball seems as long and flies the same as the others. Its a little bit harder (not objectionable imo) and doesn't appear to spin as much on approach shots, again not objectionable once you adjust. The cost is incredible and I would buy again and use where appropriate.

Im really trying to like this ball. It's cheap and it goes far. Probably +5 over the softer balls I usually play. Woods great. Irons great. Around the green.. nope. The ball really rolls out on the green. Unless you can really spin a 30 yard chip, hard to stop the ball. I'm 70 with an 80mph swing speed.