ode It has helped my game tremendously, by not buying it.

Now, about my 7.5 driver.....and newly built XV Tour Blades.....😀

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      The madness is back!

      I hit 3 trees today with my k sig, durable lol

      People saying that ProV's are not for everyone are going against what Titleist was trying to promote a few years ago. Titleist would not be happy.

      The 2 pallets of the KSig at Costco in Northern suburbs of Pittsburgh are gone...The word got out...

        Like the country song lyrics:
        God is great , beer is good , & people are crazy.

        SVonhof What?!?

        The C4 is a urethane cover ball designed for everybody. MG also makes a "senior" ball, but the C4 is not it. Maybe my link was wrong?

            azgreg azgreg
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            raggmann54
            The new issue of Golf Digest spoke highly of them.....sorta.

            Golf Digest has to be careful not to bite the Titleist hand that feeds their advertising revenues. And I don't blame them at all...just summarize the facts and that is what they did in this short piece with nothing new that we didn't already know and without editorializing.

            http://www.golfdigest.com/story/the-costco-kirkland-signature-golf-ball-is-back

              I took a peek at one of the local Costco's in Austin yesterday. They just had the regular Hex Chromes.

                rsvman

                I think I saw the link on the bottom which as the senior ball. Sorry.
                Was kidding anyway, since a senior ball doesn't mean you have to be a senior to use it, obviously.

                    SVonhof The mg golf 'senior' ball is non-conforming, fyi. States so in their ads.

                        rsvman I found a C4 on the course. Going to try it out this week.

                          Par4QC true. But the c4 is a conforming ball, and it's a contender. A really good ball at a nice price.

                            Par4QC Either or huh? Your learned perspective is that I'm this or that? How 'bout that 14 handicap is on a average Muni track, from the white tees? How 'bout I like the sound/feel of a softer cover ball? How 'bout ProVI's being soft-sounding, as are Taylormade Pentas? As are Taylormade Project (a)?

                            I guess from your esteemed perspective, comfort and confidence in your equipment - that looney-tune mental part of the game makes no matter?

                            Go pro dude!

                                professor

                                If I got Pro V1s for free I'd probably use them. I don't think they hurt my game, but I don't think I make enough swing speed to take advantage of their design either, so they probably don't help my game. I do know that I hit a two-piece ball a little further.

                                I get my golf balls "free" as well. I charge all my golf-related expenses on a Dick's Sporting Goods Mastercard so I accumulate store credit fast enough to get a $20 reward every 60 days or so. I swap it for a two-piece soft cover on-sale ball.

                                  Exactly! That's how I came by 3 dozen of the Project (a) balls - reward points. Perhaps esteemed colleague Par4QC will approve of the 'novice' ball made by Taylormade? LOL