First things first, the manufacturer has taken a brilliant decision with the cover. At this price, most players would’ve settled for nothing less than a 100% Urethane cover.

The main question was were the balls any good, and could they stand up to the performance of bigger brands like Titleist, Callaway, TaylorMade, and Bridgestone? MTB X is designed to achieve maximum distance. So, if you’re a player with high swing speed, less spin will let your ball cross the longest distance. Launch Angle and Speed Factors The first issue was the logo. Compared to other brands, it’s a bit oversized. I’d assume it’s rooted in a cost saving effort related to the resolution of the graphic. To be honest, that one was easy to get over after a couple rounds with the ball. There are just three in the UK; one at the R&A’s equipment test facility at Kingsbarns GC, and two at the Sports Technology Institute at Loughborough University, the leading sports science university in the world. Loughborough have a close relationship with Ping – it’s the home of the brand’s new Performance Research Centre, and Ping introduced us to the right people to ask: “Can we borrow your robot, please?” These balls offer the ability to sculpt and take better shots with an elevated feeling. So, if you’re looking for the best golf balls for mid handicappers, the multi-layered balls are the ones. DurabilityThere are a few minute variations between them, and those will determine which one is best for you. Have a look at this chart to compare the two models: Criteria Robot golf balls test verdict: With the Tour B X being designed for swing speeds above 105mph it’s unfair to analyse performance at 85mph and 100mph with the driver. We’ve seen from our research into Ping’s Ballnamic golf ball database how the Tour B X comes highly recommended, but our test data shows the ball floating around average for lots of metrics. All the technologies of this ball blend nicely to offer a great feeling. Is this product a bummer or a stunner? It is the latter due to obvious reasons. Durability, long-distance, soft feel, doesn’t it sound like an all-rounder? We can vouch that these golf balls will enhance your play on the course. Buy Or Not To Buy? There is a little more to it than saying ProV1 is better because tour players play it and do not play Snell. NOBODY on the tour EVER pays for golf balls. The only exception likely are amateurs playing on sponsor exemption, as golf balls provided are gifts that would be counted against a player’s amateur status limits. One of the most notable features of this product is its core. Titleist claims that this ball has the largest core amongst the entire range. Do you know what this means?

The multi-layered balls are the best if you demand accuracy from your golf ball. For mid handicappers, a multi-layered ball can be much more valuable. The different mantle layers in the multi-layered balls will offer much more control. The Snell Prime and the Pro V1 are both quality golf balls that offer better players the performance they require. I have a great deal of difficulty in some of the golf ball threads because so many people say something to the effect of, "I'm a low spin player so I can't take advantage of a Tour ball." or "I'm not consistent enough to spin the ball, so I don't need a Tour ball." or something else similar. In this section, we detail the consistency of the Snell MTB-X. It’s a measure of how similar the balls in our sample are to one another, relative to all of the models we’ve tested to date. Some may jump to the erroneous conclusion that the 4-piece MTB RED is the likely choice for better players. Keep in mind, spin is only good if you need it. For players who like to flight the ball down or play in windy conditions, more spin may not be advantageous.To ensure the product is what Snell fans expect, Dean has worked extensively with his factories to develop and implement processes, procedures and reports to ensure higher quality standards moving forward. The process of developing two new balls hasn’t been easy and the product Snell has received from some factories hasn’t always met Snell’s quality standards. “They made some stuff for us that’s just awful.” While ball speeds were near the same, the longer average total distance for the Snell can be attributed to the decreased spin rate. The Pro V1 spun approximately 400 RPM higher than the Snell. In a game of golf, spin is a subject of player preference. If you want to dictate the predictability of the ball, you can spin it. Spinning will help you comprehend the movement of the ball in advance. Fragile golf balls tend to get scuffed, smashed, and dinged. A golf ball that can withstand abuse is the safest buy. You can determine the durability by judging the quality of the ball’s cover. The design of the ball also affects durability. Spin