I think it's labeled as the v2, but in reality may be the 2nd version on the 3 pc....the 3rd ball overall.

I don’t know which version I bought awhile back, but them suckers spin! Waaaaaay too much spin for my game and the soft greens I normally play. I bought 5 dozen of the MG Senior and flat out love them other than the feel sometimes.

Gatorman I have a dozen of the original as well.
There have been no discounted 3 pc balls out in the market place so I've been on the lookout. I purchased 2 dozen. At $17 a dozen I'll try them out.

      Pretty sure I have the old version. Got 120 grade 5A used for $100. Can't wait to get through them and move on to something different. They seem shorter off the tee and the cover cuts easy. I was playing NXT Tour or Taylormade project A or S(can't remember). The Kirklands are not terrible, but they are not my preference.

      backinit no discounted 3 pc balls out in the market place

      Srixon Z Stars are the only ones I have seen up here.
      2 for 1 or half price sales from time to time.
      I now have some 3 piece Kirklands (Red Box=latest version) to play when the last of my Z Stars are done.

        Email received from Costco this afternoon and the Kirkland 3 piece V.2 are priced at $31.99 for 2 dozen shipped to your door. So, they'll be a little less in the warehouse.

        Nathan's hotdogs with a medium Pepsi product (1 free refill) are still only $1.50 (in-store) 😉

          ode That was my take as well. Noticeably short hitting off the tee, but otherwise fine. The price is great, but I like and need a bit more pop on my drives.

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              KCee That was my take as well. Noticeably short hitting off the tee, but otherwise fine.

              I'd agree with this. I just hit the urethane covered Spaulding SD Tour X balls this morning and I'd very much prefer them to the Kirkland V2's. I've read some reviews on the Spauldings that say the cover wears quickl;y, sometimes after 3 shots with a wedge. I didn't see this. I didn't see any more wear on this ball than in most other balls. The cover feels kind of soft but they go as far as Pro V1X for me. They also check up pretty well on the green. The price of this ball is only $17.05 per dozen on Amazon. That makes it a very good buy, especially if your a Prime customer who gets free shipping. The only thing that I don't absolutely love about this ball is the color. It's white but not a real bright white.

                  mulegolf Spaulding SD Tour X

                  Wal Mart was closing those out last year and they could be had from $6 to $20 per dozen depending on location. Decent ball, I think I have a sleeve of the X left.

                    mulegolf I just hit the urethane covered Spaulding SD Tour X balls this morning and I'd very much prefer them to the Kirkland V2's.

                    Thanks good to know. I've seen the Spauldings on sale at RBG? and other places, but wondered if they were decent. I am a huge Prime guy so I will have to check them out.

                        Whenever I find them I throw them in the box at home. I seemed to feel like they were noticeably short. Thinking like 15 yards off the tee. No other ball have I noticed that before that I can recall

                        colej Maybe, only so many ball plants. I swore RBG had the Spauldings at one time, but maybe it was another site. I'm pretty happy with the Maxfli's so that will likely stay my main ball. I got a $50 box of RXS balls for Father's Day and I hate that ball. Twice as much money for a ball that is nearly useless around the greens.

                          How much is a medium flat rate shipping box and how many balls fit in one?

                          Need to get you guys some real balls

                            KCee I’ve been in know to hit a 2 piece ionomer off the tee and then swap in a Kirkland closer to the green. The best of both worlds for a cheap @$$!

                              My only complaint about the Kirkland's is that I can knock some of the paint off pretty easily. I haven't found them to be "super" spinny compared to most of the other cheap balls I've played.