Opinions needed: Best low compression golf ball

Cally Super Soft around 35 compression and quality is better than most. I play them with persimmon.

Wilson Duo

Agree on Callaway Super Soft. I also play Top Flite Hammer Control. I like them almost as well as the Callys and
can be had cheaper.

Back in the day the Precept Laddie used to be low compression. Shot a 69 with one in the middle of winter.

+1 for Callaway SuperSoft. Picked up a bag of AAA quality balls on Amazon, 2 had club logos, one had a personal ballmark and the rest were perfect.

Maxfli Softfli...works best for me, even better than the Callaway SuperSoft...

Wilson Duo
Callaway SuperSoft

Pinnacle RUSH 40 compression.....great long ball for the price!
BTW, made by Titleist (Acushnet).

Srixon Soft Feel. 60 compression. Been playing them for years. Nice ball.

scotts33 why you should never play a matte finish golf ball

He says if they get wet they're higher launch and low spin? Sign me up. I'm getting a matte ball for off the tee and spit on it first.

Par4QC ex. How many here like the Kirkland 3 pc. ball? 90 compression

It's decent. Not something I'd buy again.

I was playing a few weeks ago, and pulled out a Kirkland. After about 6-7 holes, I realized that I was killing it. Going a good 10-15 yards longer with the driver and really good spin. Only then did I realized it was one of the original 4 piece Kirklands. Man, I don't really notice differences between balls, but those OG Kirklands were amazing.

The courses I've played most on have changed over the years and so has the ball for me. I used to play the Memphis munis which generally have open fronts to the greens and allowed a ball to bounce on. However, the city got greedy and the prices rose to the same level as nicer courses close by and so I just started playing the courses closer to home. These courses almost always have: bunkers guarding the front, water in front, or steep slopes in front that don't allow for a bounce or run on. So I used to use low compression balls, but now want more spin to fly that stuff in front without leaving all downhill putts. I've tried, but haven't found a low compression ball that doesn't bounce and run with my swing since the demise of the Dunlop LoCo. There may be some out there, but I haven't found it yet.

Par4QC How many here like the Kirkland 3 pc. ball? 90 compression

It's the ball I've used the past two rounds and I like it very much. Planning on it being my stock ball moving forward, which means Costco will probably discontinue it in 2023. It is not as soft as I like to feel, but all aspects of it's performance seems to work well with my swing.

Par4QC ex. How many here like the Kirkland 3 pc. ball? 90 compression

I liked the OG 4-piece a LOT, but the 3-piece is just ok IMO. Definitely a great value, but I found it noticeably shorter off the tee. Short enough that I would spend a bit more for other balls.

johnnydoom It is not as soft as I like to feel, but all aspects of it's performance seems to work well with my swing.

I think that's the thing, the feel, for most people. If they feel 'soft' they like that and relate it to compression. Not always the case, and may even cause a loss of performance overall.
Last year I found a TaylorMade TP5X Pix and played it. #1....it was hard as hell to lose! But, it felt 'soft' and was just a great ball, which made me buy some over the past winter. Or so I thought; I ordered the TP5, and it plays differently, but still nice. The TP5 Pix is 85 compression. The TP5X Pix is 100!! Go figure, what with my girly SS. Same results as with any 60-75 compression balls I have.

I will say as far as a low compression ball goes, I did find a Duo this year and played it until 'gone'. Really nice and same as any other ball I used this year. 35 compression, iirc. I generally will never buy anything (knowingly) under 70 compression. I got the TruFeels (60) not knowing, but they are very nice balls.