rsvman

You're right, I have too. And this was actually about 4 years ago, I needed to purchase pink balls for our end-of-season league tournament side-match (each team had to rotate a player to use the pink ball - lowest score with the pink ball won, a pink ball lost was automatic DQ.)

Was pleasantly surprised at how soft the ball felt. Distance was pretty good too. And $19.99/doz.

Which model will be play? Vista IV? S4?

    ode

    Not sure. I'm guessing the closest spec-wise to what he's playing now. I would think the lesser-spinning option.

    They will make whatever he is happy with. You guys know tour players don't play off the shelf balls right?

    Balls have a conforming list and balls are sent in all the time. TW used to play a -one- ball with lower compression than the retail ball, which was said in the small print of the ads.

      brsmith

      Sure, but when you look at all of the elements that modern players today say that is the hardest to adjust to, it is not a new driver or new irons.... but rather a different ball.

      The ball, ultimately, is the biggest difference. When Jim Furyk switched from Srixon to TaylorMade several years ago, his game tanked. The ball reacted completely differently and it took him 2-3 years to finally realize that TaylorMade simply wasn't the ball for him. He switched.

      Same with Graeme McDowell, who switched from Callaway to Srixon. Graeme is still playing Srixon, but it's worth nothing that outside of the 2016 Mayakoba - he's not won diddly squat since changing.

      There's a reason why these companies do all they can to lure in the big names as far as balls. More balls are bought than irons, drivers, or any other piece of equipment.

      Truth be told, I'm very surprised that Tiger didn't at least entertain the ProV1 again. That said, his first tournament with the Bridgestone B330s was pretty good, all things considered.

      During my fitting it was funny, Frank asked me what ball I played. I told him pro v 1. He said which one I said" whatever".

      I can't tell the difference. They either spin good or not. Driver...I told him I hit crap balls because people steal them by the time I get to it. Unless it says " Bad Motherfucker" on it...then they leave it there. One time someone took a BMF ball and I called him on it and got it back.

      Glad to read where he is the first pro to use the Ksig marked as a Volvik!!