A good Soft Premium Ball

[Deleted member 15717]

And yet you hit more approach shots and putts in one round than you hit driver. It is the least important thing in my eyes. If the ball is spinning too much, then the user needs to look at technique, not the ball. Strike is key with driver and spin rates. http://www.andrewricegolf.com/andrew-rice-golf/2014/10/spin-rate-and

 

[KenL]

I don't see how the ball is a major factor in holing more putts?

 

[Deleted member 15717]

Very much feel based off the putter...some people like a clicky ball off the putter face, some people prefer a duller sound, some people prefer nothing. You're going to hit the most shots with it, so get something you like the feel of.
Which is very subjective

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Very much feel based off the putter...some people like a clicky ball off the putter face, some people prefer a duller sound, some people prefer nothing. You're going to hit the most shots with it, so get something you like the feel of.
Which is very subjective

And your last sentence is telling so not sure how you can dismiss what everyone else put as rubbish. It's all personal choice and many prefer a ball suited to their spin rates off the driver face. No right and wrong way to decide what works best individually

 

[need_my_wedge]

Wilson DX3 (haven't played the new models yet), Cally Chromesoft, Bridgestone 330 RXS, SRIXON AD333 Tour, Titleist NXT Tour, Vice Tour, Taylormade Project (a):

All three piece balls that work well for us slow swingers, good spin around the greens and nice feel off the putter. I'll happily play with any of the above. Having said that, I'll happily play ProV anything too if I pick them up, don't seem to lose anything with them, they're just not as cost effective as the others. I usually buy the Wilsons as their value for money is really good and they work very well for me, the rest I either pick up in sales (see recent Bridgestone offering highlighted in another thread) or as gifts.