kevster84
Head Pro
Found a Volvik Vivid once, looked great but played like a stone. Lost in a place where you shouldn't lose a ball?! Hope the Wilson offering is better (and cheaper).
Multi coloured balls
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NorwichBanana
Assistant Pro
Unfortunately not, he never revealed that. But based on the US 19.99 price, I'd assume they'll be around the £15 a dozen here.
dufferman
Journeyman Pro
If you're looking for a ball to stand out in the leaves, try a Blue Volvik. Might be a tad harder than most balls, but it stands out!!
road2ruin
Q-School Graduate
I like the Volvik balls however I found the blue impossible to use. Might be my eyes but had real difficulties locating it in the rough.
dufferman
Journeyman Pro
I've currently only tried the orange, pink and yellow ones. Yellow are a no go this time of year, just blends in with leaves. Blue stands out from a leaves point of view... but yeah, in the rough could look too green and blend in!
road2ruin
Q-School Graduate
I've been using the red ones, find them pretty easy in all areas of the course....and I see a lot of different parts!!
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Ping used to do some 2 colour 50/50 balls.....but I suspect they are all in the bin or bottom of a lake
Not all, I've got one in a draw somewhere.
shortgame
Tour Rookie
I've tried the Volvik and they're OK
They're just really weird to look at - almost looks they have no dimples... very confusing
They're just really weird to look at - almost looks they have no dimples... very confusing
shortgame
Tour Rookie
Jealous. Used to love those bad boys
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Deleted member 16999
Guest
Have a look at premierlakeballs on Ebay, he sells them by the dozens :thup:
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F382254154026
inc0gnito
Assistant Pro
The way I’m playing I’d be better covering the ball in petrol and setting it on fire
That would be exciting to watch :clap:
ruff-driver
Journeyman Pro
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Yellow, orange, red are all sort of leaf-coloured. Which makes me think the best colour to use might just be white.
shortgame
Tour Rookie
Yellow, orange, red are all sort of leaf-coloured. Which makes me think the best colour to use might just be white.
Yep!
road2ruin
Q-School Graduate
Yellow, orange, red are all sort of leaf-coloured. Which makes me think the best colour to use might just be white.
I guess it depends on the trees around your course. We have a lot of silver birch and a lot of the leaves are a white/silver colour so white is a nightmare.
Move to a links course... no problem with leaves
backwoodsman
Tour Winner
A bit off piste, but l know the guy who designed the truvis ball - was a member at our place.. He was going to go it alone, getting balls printed up - but in the end sold the idea to Callaway. Sadly, he's in a bad way health-wise and not benefitting of any rewards.
