NEW! Kirkland Signature Four-Piece Urethane Cover - Buy Now!

The blue dye was probably fall fertilizer.

mulegolf
Yes, I was told it also has a mixture of other chemicals, like fungicide........ At least it was not chicken manure mixture they had tried several years ago, it was foul .

I came home with orange shoes a couple rounds back. And I don't even closely resemble Ricky!!

Anyone know what the Costco non-member price is online or if available to non-members?

BackNine29

They charged me like $1.50 extra as a non member.

Thanks. Interested out of curiosity, then I see the web site sold out. Figures.

Just ordered 4 more boxes,a really good ball IMO.
No more free shipping though and NOT available in our local Costco!

darpar

I wonder if they will allow pick up from local Costco at no additional shipping charge ?

If the Costco did this as all their trial run on new products, there should be limited quantity on the trial deal.
Then they'll have to re-negotiate to long term supply.

The only complain I have is the dull white color on the cover, it's not bright white as other OEM brands.

Release

Hopefully they'll be in stores before too long.
As far as color,just compared one to a brand a new pro-v and saw no difference in whiteness/brightness.

Release

I couldn't see a difference in the color.

I actually struggled to lose these things. Out of sheer luck even the ones I hit deep in the woods were easy to find.

ode

Yea, didn't really mean to address that to you, just surprised anything is over 100 anymore!

Dufferman

I compared K.S. with a Bridgestone and a Nike in the natural light and the K.S. is not as glistening white .

If you come play in our area after the record October rainfall, you will lose any golf ball "in the fairway at soft spots " scatered throughout the golf course.
I lost one in the buried lie the first round out with the K.S. That's why I always play a less expensive golf ball in the Winter. Lost one K.S. but dig out a brand new Pro V1 X in the fairway on the next hole.

garyt1957 interesting to me that the longest balls I've played in that category are all right around 110, the tpx, xv, and b330.

based upon the USGA Conforming Golf Ball List you can find at USGA List...

Page 15 lists the Kirkland Signature ball with these specs:
Kirkland Signature with Signature in red white 4P-SC-3c M-H 360 KOR   Nassau Golf Co., Ltd.
Marking: Tour Performance

Page 17 lists the Nassau MF 4L with these specs:
Nassau  white   4P-SC-3c   M-H   360   KOR   Nassau Golf Co., Ltd.
Marking:  MF-4L

Exact same specs.  
From wrx

ode interesting to me that the longest balls I've played in that category are all right around 110, the tpx, xv, and b330.

Same here but, that was some years ago. I assume with higher swing speed the firmer golf ball will go longer than the softer ones. I used to hate anything less than 100 rated compression .

In theory higher compression balls are harder to compress if you have a slow swing speed. Seniors and other slow swingers can more easily compress a softer/lower compression ball. Although I also found that the Prov1x goes longer off the driver than does the ProV. Less spin off the driver I guess thus more run when landing and also probably a better angle of descent.

Release likely the case....I'm no behemoth, but can get over 100 without much of a problem.....there are some balls that are approaching or are too firm, some of the old callaway, like the hx tour, tour I, etc....them sumbiches were firm.