Worst Golf Ball ever?

[TheCaddie]

The worst EVER?

Must be a feathery?

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hahaha that's brilliant!

 

[Banzai]

For me it was the Dunlop LoCo- an absolute shocker! i "won" some of these years ago and although I hit the ball reasonably well I could not get this thing to go where i wanted at all, ever, just so much spin of a seemingly random direction on any given shot.

 

[gripitripit]

Donnay Titanium X

 

[lex!]

What's wrong with the Srixon Distance ?

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Donnay Titanium X

I was trying to remember the Donnay but could not get past Dunlop and knew that was not correct. Molitor or Donnay, mmmmmm, both equally awful.

 

[Hendy]

Yea my vote for top flight or donnay. Awful sound off them and can't putt them cause of the sound lol.

Remember finding a ball one time that was crap aswell the MC lady anyone else had the honour of them lol

 

[delc]

I forgot the molitor. I used one once and it made an awful sound. very similar to top flite, but worse!!!!

Wasn't tennis player Martina Hingis's mother called Melanie Molitor? Any relation?

 

[richart]

I remember playing with a topflight years ago on a freezingly cold day, and it split in half. Still managed to miss the fairway with both halves.

 

[JustOne]

DDH - basically a pebble with paint. By far the worst. Molitor was a luxury ball by comparison.

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

Titleist Tour balata















One thinned wedge and it was done for! :rofl:

 

[Slime]

I got a box of these last Christmas .................. still not managed to use them!

Slime.

 

[PingPlayer15]

Has anyone used one of those soft balls. They look clear on the outside cover. I recently won one and i havent used it yet. It was called slazenger black ice. Any thoughts.

 

[hines57]

Topflight - like playing with a pebble!

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I got a box of these last Christmas .................. still not managed to use them!

Slime.

We use these and a number of similar in a bag to draw the groupings for our Saturday roll up. Best use for them

 

[PingPlayer15]

Has to be the Commando for me. I remember we used to hit them for fun when we found one when we were kids. I swear it made a sort of 'zipping' sound as it went through the air if you stood next to it. I also seem to remember them having the properties of a 'floater' football. You could try and hit a snap hook with it and it would either go dead straight or fade.

i have a yellow commando in the spare ball bucket in my garage. I played a quick round with it and on my ninth drive, it split in two. I found one half, but not the other. What a way to break and it had never really been used. Just goes to show how awful they really are.

 

[PingPlayer15]

Does anyone still play the commando. I wonder if they all split in half when you whack them hard?

 

[JezzE]

There is a box of golf balls at my grandads which contains the worst golf balls you will ever find: Penfold Commando, titleist pro traj surlyn 90, Dunlop 65i and a Ping golf ball.

The Ping two-tone ones are worth a few bob on ebay...!

 

[JezzE]

i have a yellow commando in the spare ball bucket in my garage. I played a quick round with it and on my ninth drive, it split in two. I found one half, but not the other. What a way to break and it had never really been used. Just goes to show how awful they really are.

I believe the yellow Commando was actually called the Tornado wasn't it?

 

[JezzE]

Does anyone still play the commando. I wonder if they all split in half when you whack them hard?

I see there is now a yellow Commando available, but in my day the yellow equivalent was a Tornado. Anyone, in answer to the above, I believe the Commando is a very popular ball among serious pitch and putt players...

 

[Doon frae Troon]

I believe the yellow Commando was actually called the Tornado wasn't it?

I don't think so.