This is the ball I had been looking for for years. Been playing it for about a year now. My search is finally over. It is perfect for our NW conditions. It is long, low spin, soft, resilient, durable, inexpensive and it putts like a dream. Everything I read so far on this thread so far I would personaly agree with and attest to. While I have been very fortunate to be able to own whatever golf product I want, I will continue to play these regardless of cost or what they are called. You gotta love the LADY!

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You name it, but usually Titleist SF and Tour Prestige 90.

Well I had to try these out after stumbling into these reviews.. These balls are not easy to come by around these parts and when I asked about them at my local Pro shop I was scoffed at by them so I printed out the reviews and took them there.. I don't know if they even read it.. Oh well their loss..

I have been looking for a new ball since buying the Revolution Irons a few weeks ago as the rocks that I had been playing with my old grafite shafts now really felt like rocks on the steel shafted Revolutions.

I played today with the Precept MC Lady and the Titlest Tour Prestige 90 and while there was a slight difference in feel both felt real good, off the Driver and around the green.

I played the first few holes with the Lady and I played real bad... my fault not the ball but I swapped over to the TTP and slowly got my game together and later swapped back...

For the first time ever I spun the ball back about 4-5' from where it pitched after hitting a 50mtr Sand wedge and I was hitting some monster drives..

One thing I will say is if you hook or slice you will still hook and slice this in no magic bullet but when hit sweet it will not disappoint you. Off the driver it was as long as all the distance balls that I have ever used (I still have the same driver).

Around the green it felt real nice stopped well, 3 of us pitched from a simular position today with both the others running across and just off the green while my ball landed past where theirs did and stopped about 5' after pitching.. so I had a 1 putt and they putted from off the green..

I do not know if this will be my ball yet but its looking good at the moment and at $3.50 au a ball compared to $7.00 for the TTP 90 its really got a good start..

Ohhh BTW because I played sooo bad today I hit a lot of shots thin and shanked quite a few as well but the ball only showed slight blemishes nothing that would stop me using it again so that is another bonus as far as I'm concerned..

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Titleist Tour Prestige 90
Maxfli XS Tour

The first time I hit the lady,I was 5 yards longer than I have ever been on this hole and the wind was in my face. When everyone finds out about this ball the price is going to be $50 a doz.

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lots of diffrent balls

Used on golf outing in Arizona. Excellent distance off tee and not a lot of sidespin. Distance off tee was almost equal to mid-season level after a 3-month lay-off. Should be a great ball to start the season with back east in moderate Spring temperatures. Lob wedge produced nice controlled shots with effective stopping. Putting feel was excellent (distance and speed control were very consistent). The ball is excellent and now want to try other of the MC Product line (for performance to skills Eval). However, the Lady ball is costed lower than even the MC Senior so this ball likely the best value from a cost perspective.

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Wilson Smart Core. Distance results about the same but feel with wedge and putter not as good as MC.

I've never played a Lady Precept, but, while riding a shuttle bus to last week's Buick Open at Torrey Pines, I heard a conversation develop around the topic of the Lady Precept. I only play golf three or four times a year, but I follow the game closely, and I keep up on the latest stuff. So I was interested in this conversation--- Within a minute or two, five or six guys, none of whom knew one another, were all singing the praises of the Lady Precept. One guy even said, "they can't keep 'em on the shelves." according to everyone in this conversation, the ball is "hot."----
That's "hot" as in "juiced."
After reading the reviews above, I realize the value of this web site.

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Nice ball. Plays very well in the winter. Putts well. Does not stop as well as other balls off the wedge. Suits my game very well. Is my ball of choice.

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Best ball I have ever hit - hands down. My friends rib me a little, but who cares

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everything

My game is usually pretty good but when my driver fails me the high spin soft balls I love to play just will not stay in the fairway. I have been looking for a low spin soft feeling ball with no luck. You either have to choose high spin for soft feel or low spin and play a rock. This is the first ball I have ever played that meets both of my needs. It has great feel off the putter and wedges yet very low spin which keeps it long and straight. Usually the articles and advertisments are all hype but this is truly a nice ball.

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Maxfli-Revolution,Titleist-Proffesional,Precept-MC Spin,Precept MC Tour Premium

This ball does not work for me. Hard as a rock, doesn't bite, and I gain no distance. I must be nuts! I get much better success (distance wise) from Precepts other balls.

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Precept Dynawing and D&S/Maxfli Revolution/RM100/HT Urethane.

Love this ball. Very soft feel to it, drives like a dream and putts beautifully.

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