i use a pink Callaway in the winter and thats the only ball i can see right off the club, but summer white ball every time, though if Titleist did a pink Prov1 a would use it ... or at least use the ones i found walking the dog
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Colourful / designed balls
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If I found one on the course, I would play with it, just like any other ball I found.
Grizzly
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This may be just me. But I think there is something to it!
need_my_wedge
Has Now Found His Wedgie
Not a fan of the orange black colour way personally, but they may offer other colours later. Apart from looking like a TM Truvis, and helping with spotting the ball, the main point seems to be that if you line it up with the logo and putt, you will effectively see two parallel lines as the ball rolls. Not quite like the new Callaway ball with the three lines in place before you hit the ball, but an aid to see whether you are hitting straight putts. If I find one, will give it a go, but not going out of my way to buy them, the white balls I currently use already have an aim guide.
FuzzyDuck
Assistant Pro
I started using DX2 Soft in white 18 months or so ago, ball suits me. Tried a a few of the colours and now use either the orange or green in winter. I made the mistake of buying 2 dozen blue, impossible to see in the air and on the ground. I found a red DX2 once and used it for a few holes and found it very easy to see, but I'm not sure I'd ever buy any.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
If the red Dx2 is easy to see......how did someone lose it
Dando
Q-School Graduate
stay out of the semi rough then!
GB72
Money List Winner
Big fan of the orange DX2/Optix ball as I find the matt orange colour so easy to pick up in flight and in the rough. Like a few others, I tried the blue ones and gave up after 2 holes as I nearly lost the ball on the fairway.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Were it that simple. Have you seen my golf game?
Dando
Q-School Graduate
no as I am normally in the long rough or the trees!
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
I play yellow AVX in winter but white Prov1x in summer.
Did try a Truvis white and red but it looked bigger and put me off.
Did try a Truvis white and red but it looked bigger and put me off.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I still have two sleeves of the yellow Optix sat at home never to be used. The matte finish was too dull, they just blended in nicely with the dry grass in summer. Anything in the rough was lost. I was playing a pairs match with them once and my playing partner actually ordered me to stop using them after the second time I lost the ball only a couple of yards off the fairway.
Bunkermagnet
Journeyman Pro
Thats the idea of them I understand, make them appear larger and therefore easier to hit.
Jacko_G
Blackballed
I like the look of Truvis balls but absolutely detest the feel and performance of the Chrome Soft.
I really like the tp5 so I'd happily use this new creation. TP5 is the ball I use as fallback if I don't have any Snell in the bag/on order.
I really like the tp5 so I'd happily use this new creation. TP5 is the ball I use as fallback if I don't have any Snell in the bag/on order.
sunshine
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I had a Pro V1x truvis a long time ago (had a pale blue pattern). The ball didn't look bigger to me, and it didn't help me hit it, because we hit a static ball in golf.
But it was great around the greens, because you could see the spin and how the green contours affected the roll much more clearly. By improving my understanding of how the ball reacted on the greens, I felt it had the potential to improve my green reading skills, especially when chipping.
I only had one ball, so the experiment was short lived, and I'm not really a fan of Callaway balls. But I'd use a TP5, so hopefully I'll find some this year!
But it was great around the greens, because you could see the spin and how the green contours affected the roll much more clearly. By improving my understanding of how the ball reacted on the greens, I felt it had the potential to improve my green reading skills, especially when chipping.
I only had one ball, so the experiment was short lived, and I'm not really a fan of Callaway balls. But I'd use a TP5, so hopefully I'll find some this year!
Russ_D
Club Champion
Have you tried the Green?
I can pick up a dozen for £12 in Green or Red and really tempted to try a new colour.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I don't really get the concept of using a green ball to play golf on green grass. Surely that's the worst colour??
Russ_D
Club Champion
I was thinking that but looking at them its a bright neon green, but yeah green on green seems a bit too close. Might try the red as they are cheaper.
Springveldt
Well-known member
No wonder with all the manufacturing issues with them. I wouldn't go near them.
Just bought some Bridgestone Tour RX in yellow to try out. Looking at the MyGolfSpy ball test last year they seem very similar to the AVX which I was wanting to try out.
Sats
Challenge Tour Pro
I once for a laugh used the Volvik Black ball which was so annoying but in the air you could see it no bother - just when it landed.
I can see the use for different colours and I am a fan of the Tru Vis. As for the white ball dying I don't see that happening anytime soon.
I can see the use for different colours and I am a fan of the Tru Vis. As for the white ball dying I don't see that happening anytime soon.
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