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).

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.

Just like top brands

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.

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.

I have seen the light, and it's dimpling on a Members Mark golf ball. These things are built tougher than my uncle's 1987 Ford F-150 — and they perform like they know it. I watched my Members Mark golf ball bounce on the cart path not once, not twice, but three times. THREE TIMES! A Titleist Pro V1 would've been left looking like it survived a cheese grater audition. A Callaway Chrome Soft? That thing would've cried itself into two pieces. But my Members Mark ball? Not a scratch. It practically winked at me as if to say, "Is that all you've got?" Then there was my legendary slice on hole 18 — one of those "might as well just tee up another ball" moments. But no! Where a TaylorMade TP5 would've gone full NASCAR into the trees, my Members Mark ball hit the brakes like it owed me money. I swear it screeched to a stop inches before the tree line — like it knew I wasn’t about to lose another golf ball to Mother Nature that day. Some say Members Mark balls are forged from meteorite fragments; others claim they’re molded from the rubber soles of Chuck Norris' old boots. I don't know what kind of golf voodoo they're doing at Sam's Club, but I do know this: Members Mark golf balls are cheap, durable, and somehow perform like they actually want to stay in play. Five stars. Would trust these balls in a bar fight.

Ball's performance is good. The cover and paint holds up very well after using one ball for 18 holes. The distance, feel around the greens and workability was competitive with other, more expensive, urethane covered balls. I would recommend it to fellow golfers.

I am 72 and a single digit handicap. I decided to try the ball. The distance and feel of the ball was beyond my expectations. I generally use premium balls but on courses where there is a lot of trouble, I have no qualms about using this ball to give me comparable performance with a fraction of the cost.

I have tried almost every ball on the market and this ball compares equally except for the price to all premium balls I've tried. I thought playing in colder weather 42 degrees it would hit like a rock, but it did not. I love the sound when I strike it square on the face with my driver and irons. I recommend this ball to beginners and intermediate players, you will be surprised.

The M balls are not as good as the top tier 60$ a dozen balls. But for $15 a dozen the are close enough for the average golfer. Great distance with woods. Good spin around the greens. They do tend to roll out a bit more than tour balls. 4 stars based on the golf balls characteristics. 5 stars when you consider value. Plus my first name is Mike so my MM balls are initialized for free!