mcflog I was curious about this ball. I see them for $7.96 at budgetgolf.com and was going to pull the trigger on a few dozen. Where did you get them for $6.00, if you do not mind me asking?

      Like a lot have already mentioned, I usually go for the best price. I score the same regardless of the ball I'm using.

      Bridgestone E6 got me, they just flat out work.

      Srixon Soft Feel. Have a few 15 packs I picked up for $19.99. Works well with my low 90's swing speed. Feels softer than it's 73 compression. Have some Srixon Tri Speed Tours and Q Stars also. Both are nice also, but with a firmer feel.

      Pinnacle Gold Distance. I may check out the newer versions out now. Like the price, know how they feel and work well for me.

      I am going to see if I can find more Callaway HX Bites. Does not stop like a urethane ball but does everything else well. Good value.

        If money were no object, z star xv or pro VX, real talk, wtf ever is in the bag that day.

        Whatever i seem to find. I find way more than i lose. Some are great some arent. The ones i wont play go in the kids bag.

        Same that I've been playing the last couple of years. Top Flite D2 Feels.

        MidwayJ golfballsdirect has a 4 dozen mix of hx 3 PC balls....I ordered for my dad for Xmas and there were some hx bites in there ... If you want cheap, might be an option, they were all in very good condition,I think they were 4a, the second best on their scale. First order gets 20 percent.

            22 days later

            The other day I played, pretty windy and I was putting a Chrome Soft up against a Super Soft Callaway...No difference downwind on the drive, iron shots the super soft had a problem holding the green, also the super soft comes off the putter hotter. But, the real surprise was driving into the wind, the super soft was 20 yards longer. Three different tee shots into the wind with driver and the super soft was long...go figure.

            Cally SuperSoft and Top-Flite xl distance (in yellow) are my go-tos.

            But am testing out the Snell MTB and ProV1, and ProV1x.

            I'm currently in the process of depleting some overstock inventory, mostly ProV1/ProV1X that I've had sitting around for a couple years. Also some Srixon Z-Stars, and give or take a dozen or so Bridgestone B330RXS.

            For the price - the Srixon Z-Star 3-pc is a really good bargain, great performer and probably the most durable ball on the market. I'm particularly fond of the Yellow - I don't have to worry too much about someone mistakenly hitting my ball or vice-versa, although obviously I still mark it for identification purposes just in case.

            I played in a regional match last Sunday, mid-40 degree temps, light wind. It wasn't overly pleasant whatsoever. But that yellow Srixon really held its own. I shot 73 and really only missed two shots on the day with it. I think it's one of the straighter balls off the tee, great distance, soft feel, and offers excellent control on chips and pitch shots around the green.

            I've tried the Callaway Chrome Soft - like it. But not sure there's $10 difference in performance between a box of those and the Srixon Z-Star to be honest.

            I'm hopeless,

            Although I don't need additional golf balls for a couple of years, just purchased Bridgestone B330‑RXS, $52 for 2 dozen with free shipping. It is a 2015 model.

            Release, Yes, I'm with you. Despite having a very good supply, I still have the itch. Bought a dozen Snell MTB for about $31 to try them out. Problem is, now that I am playing better, I lose fewer balls, so my supply will last longer.

              Ringoblack
              C'mon,
              You don't play scuffed up golf balls do you ?
              Even if you don't lose golf balls often, you should still retire the oldies.

              Used to be when we had the balata wound balls, some players will change their Titleist every few holes because the golf ball was "out of round". I love to play with these players because I would have almost new Titleist from them for free. They are scratch players , no scuff or smiling face on the give away Titleist.
              Sweet.

                Nah, I'm talking about old new in box supply.

                Several years back I played the same ProV1 for seven consecutive rounds, 126 holes of golf. It looked like hell the final round and finally decided to put in it in the shag bag, but mostly because the urethane cover started peeling on it - not because it still wasn't up to snuff performance wise.

                The worst ball I ever played, endurance wise, was the Callaway HX Tour. Decent performance, but after a round of golf - it was literally impossible to tell what kind of ball it was. I remember one of the first experiences - on the first tee, right out of a new sleeve - Callaway HX Tour. By the 4th hole (no cart path scuffs or anything of the sort - but just typical wear) the logo on the one side was completely shredded off.

                They were late to the game as far as endurance properties comparable to Titleist ProV1 standards, but the Callaway premium ball covers are much much better today. I really do like the Chrome Soft, but like I said - just struggle to part with $45 for a box of them.