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Yeah, there is litlle debate that these are the worst golf balls ever made. My wife brought home some of these from Ross one time a few years ago. I couldn't even use them for practice balls. I don't know if you can even find these anymore. New Hogan Apex balls are pretty darn good balls, though so kudos to Spalding for getting their act together.

OUCH! At least that was what my hands were saying after hitting these things. Wanna know what these things feel like? Go get a 1 iron, and on a freezing cold day go smack a few rocks. At least that is what the good shots feel like.

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I must agree with the other review regarding this ball, it really is hard as a rock and does send a lot of shock towards the arms. Not something I would ever buy a sleeve of or ever recommend to anyone. I ended up with it because some guy was selling balls he would find on the course for $4 per dozen and it happened to be one of the balls he had. So in short, do not waste your time with this ball.

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These balls are great!!!! If you like hitting ROCKS!!!! they send a shock wave up the shaft on good hits. And then have the balls [no punn intended] to charge you money for them! Go with the maxfli rev.

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