The angle of decent is what holds the green with these I think. I need to take them and the pro v and hit flop shots to see how that kind of shot works.
I spin the ball a lot so my issue is usually too much spin with irons, pitches...
Seriously laughing to myself remembering when I saw that 9 iron take off....
Par 3 hole, same thing happened with a PW.

You mean they aren't rocks?/😎

    If they continue to impress, keep them Closer to the Heart.

    ode Chad, I will say this....any ball hit centerface will feel like mush. Even the ol' Top Rocks & Pinnacle Golds.

    I realize, of course, there are many here that have no idea of what I'm saying when I say 'hit centerface', so I'll just close for now.

    😱😉

        Walmart is carrying these balls in white and yellow. $15.49 / dozen (yellow) online.

          garyt1957 - did you check online to see if they were in stock at your closest Walmart? These may be Sam Walton's answer to the Kirkland Signatures, LOL.

            LBlack14 😲 Please tell me you are joking. Compression is around 78 w/cover hardness of 86.

                Par4QC

                I have a ton of brand knew Exceptions... U remember the picture huh?😂

                I should take a few out to play. I played today and was afraid to play the Pinnacle Rush balls because the iron distance is so far off. Partial shots are what scare me. Eventually I'll try , maybe Friday and just take one club less.

                  LB, the Exceptions seemed fine...could have been the heads/shaft that transmitted that feel.

                  The Rush felt like I was hitting a wiffle ball. It came off the face so fast it was like hitting nothing.

                  In comparision, I'm used to the prov 1 but I hit a Wilson Duo that someone was swearing by and it felt like it weighed a thousand pounds when I hit it.

                  I have played the Rush, most specifically as a Tee Shot ball during a scramble. I really liked it, straight and pretty long with the driver. The most important part during that scramble was the straight as we played every one of my drives but one on the day.

                  Hmm, might have to try them out, getting low on stock and have one more round in me this year. Not time for anything drastic, maybe these are the ticket.

                  Anyone tried the Pinnacle Soft?

                  Yeah, it performs like a pinnacle gold but feels like you're hitting a marshmallow

                  The Pinnacle Rush is a good ball. I have played them quite a bit. The Soft is not bad either and you can definitely tell it is appropriately named.

                  For anybody interested, Walmart had the white Pinnacle Rush on sale for $3 a dozen! Only one dozen left at my store. They had the yellow still for $15.47. Guess what color I bought?