I got these golf balls for my son who is on the golf team at school. So far the quality is pretty great for golf balls and I definitely appreciate the price point. So glad Sam’s Club is offering more for golfers these days. I’ll be ordering more of these in the future.

As a Texan household with a golf-loving husband, I always look for quality products that deliver performance without breaking the bank. I recently purchased the 3-piece golf ball set from Sam’s Club, and it has exceeded our expectations! My husband was very impressed with the professional-grade quality of these golf balls. They have a great feel, durability, and excellent performance on the course. The best part? They come at an affordable price, making them a fantastic deal for both casual and serious golfers. If you're looking for high-quality golf balls without the hefty price tag, this set is a fantastic buy. My husband absolutely loves them, and we'll be stocking up on more!

These golf balls hit as good as any yet cost far less. I am not a pro, so for an average golfer, hard to go wrong...especially if you tend to lose them or go straight for water. My guess is Pros or those who want to be seen as Pro golfers want their logo or snoot golf balls, for me, these are great.

Great ball with about 70 % of the spin of the top Titleist, Srixon, or Taylor made balls. The ball flys well and WILL stop on the greens when asked to. The only issue I have is the durability of the outer cover. 8,9, and all of the wedges can scar the cover of the ball when hit with a substantial amount of spin. Let’s face it. If I scar two balls and one of them is an unrecoverable OB, then is it costing me a stroke? I say no. I feel like this balls play every bit as well as the upper mid tier balls. At circa $28 for 2 dz. I will continue to play and love this ball.

Good quality ball for practice. It has slightly less distance than a top flight 5. Same distance as a precision 22 if that helps. I am not a professional golfer so a good assessment is a little beyond what I can provide. But to get some practice in these are a good choice.

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.

This ball is long! Around the green, it will roll out a little longer than a higher-priced ball. But once you get used to that, you can compensate for the rollout. It rolls true when putting. Please don't stop making these. Stop worrying about what the brand is, play the ball that's right for you. Love this ball!

TL;DR: If you're looking to replace your Pro V-1 balls for 1/4 of the price, you can keep looking, but if you want a good performing ball for $1.25 each, and if you can get past the ugly logo, this is your ball. Full story: I am currently a 12 hdcp senior, and I have played "second tier" balls for as long as I can recall, because they offer plenty of performance for less money ... Titleist NXT Tour was my go-to for many years until they stopped making them ... then Srixon Q-Star Tour and TaylorMade Tour Response more recently. But after reading about the (insert other warehouse club ball name) I was intrigued by the possibility of a ball that would work well for me for a bit more than half the cost of what I was playing. I've never gotten the chance to try them because I don't have one of those stores anywhere close to me, but then Sam's came out with this ball ... I read all of the comparisons, both robot testing and live player reviews, and decided to give it a try. I've now played a little over two rounds with them, and I'm impressed enough that I very well might stick with them after I've used up these two dozen. I haven't noticed any significant difference in distance on the driver or approach irons. The amount of spin I'm getting on approach shots is exactly what I want: depending on how firm the greens are, the ball either stops near where it landed, or takes one hop and then stops with minimal roll-out, and almost never spins back more than a few feet. The balls don't spin quite as much on pitch shots as the balls I was playing, but they spin plenty enough so I only have to adjust my landing spot by a step or so on most shots (again, depending on the greens). On short chips, the ball makes a "click" more so than the other balls I've been playing, and does roll out a bit more, but again that's been an easy adjustment to make. And I've had no problems putting them ... in fact, last week I made a couple of fairly long putts (I'm not saying that was because of the ball, but I can say that the ball didn't cause me any issues!) Four stars for performance plus a fifth star for value. But that logo ... really? It certainly wasn't designed by anyone who has any idea about golf balls, and I really hope they rethink that in upcoming releases! So, if you play mid-tier balls, or especially if you like to play some of the lower-tier balls, I can highly recommend that you give these a try to see how you like them!

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!

Bought a 24-pack the first week they were launched. They performed much better than expected for balls at this price point, roughly $1 a ball. I gave my golf partners a 24-pack box to try. We all shot low 80s and have been playing for 30 to 60 years. We all agree that the MM ball is a little softer than a ProV1 (a top of the line pro ball which costs $110 for 24.) MM drives are easier to work for a draw that promotes roll. Irons, chips, and putts play slightly softer and provide excellent control. MY COMPLAINT IS YOU DO NOT OFFER A YELLOW (or GREEN or ORANGE) VERSION that enhances optical tracking. NASA uses BRIGHT GREEN or BRIGHT ORANGE for astronaut rescue flight suits so they can be seen in water rescue operations. That tells me that a similar "bright color" strategy will improve ball tracking and recovery, too. Yellow helps me track the flight characteristics of each type of club so I can learn how to improve the ball flight as I play and (I prefer) "bright" to help me judge putting distance and rollout.