Noticed these yesterday and see they are 60 compression, so soft ish.
anyone tried them and what are there thoughts?
anyone tried them and what are there thoughts?
Titleist Tour Soft
- Thread starter patricks148
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Yes, played three holes with them couple weeks Back, 3 holes to many.
what was wrong with them?
Just felt to "springy" for me in the conditions I was playing in. Maybe once the ground is much softer they may feel better but much like in the lake balls topic, if it's in your head...very similar to the supersoft Callaway ball.
They'll sneak on around the greens which was where I didn't like them, from the tee and fairway they are fine, will probably use again but wait on things getting a bit heavier yet.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Good winter ball
Soft, long off the tee but don't spin much so ideal from now until March/April.
Soft, long off the tee but don't spin much so ideal from now until March/April.
A perfect assessment.
Same as all the other soft balls ive tried then
will have to see what the new Wilson will be like then
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Think of as the son of the NXT Tour and the NXT Tour S but bias towards the S and you'll not be far off.
I was using one the other day and stopping 6 iron shots on the button.
I was using one the other day and stopping 6 iron shots on the button.
was that just because it was a soggy wet green?
CliveW
Tour Winner
I have been playing these for about a year now and think they're really good for a mid handicapper. I always played ProV 1 as I could get them for £25 a dozen,, but that source dried up. Last winter I tried the yellow Tour Soft as I prefer a coloured ball against the frost and have played it ever since. As I suffer from poor eyesight I also find it easier for me to see both on and off the fairway. (Ideal for parkland courses)
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Soft side of firm. We still haven't had that much rain.
On firm greens it ain't gonna happen but if you can leave a decent pitchmark you're off
Jacko_G
Blackballed
Paddy Taylor Made Project (a) - you want soft try that bad boy there.
Brilliant ball
i think i have a few of these in the finds bins in the garden will dig them out.
got a sleeve of the tour soft to try along with another type of Bridgestone
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Would suggest the Project (s). Very soft ball. I didn't want to like these when I tried them but did https://www.golf-monthly.co.uk/gear/gear-news/149928-149928
duncan mackie
Money List Winner
I would strongly suggest Patrick looks to the (a) not the (s).
Chalk and cheese.
Obviously any player should make their own assessment, preferably using good launch monitor data rather than purely 'oooh this feels nice....' but against the parameters he has previously laid down it would be a no brainer.
Jacko_G
Blackballed
The (S) is a brick compared to the (a).
duncan mackie
Money List Winner
Such subjective assessments will be very much a function of your club head speeds.
However, the cover and dimple pattern differences make a huge difference to both trajectory and control capabilities from each ball.
Nothing wrong with the (s), it's a very similar ball to many that have been discussed in the soft ball discussions recently. Some will no doubt prefer it's nuances in that sector to others, and vice versa.
The (a) is a different ball (as you obviously realise 😎)
