Bridgestone Tour B330 Balls
Bridgestone Tour B330 Balls
[Apr 11, 2007]
JohnnyBeBad
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
tour b330
This ball is way over rated! Similar Products Used: Just about every brand out there. |
[Feb 15, 2007]
69PINGMAN
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
B330
These are excellent balls that deliver what they promise. I have a tendency to hit the ball too high off the tee, and the B330 has definitely lowered my trajectory as advertised, resulting in a longer overall distance (carry +roll). Suprisingly, I prefer the firmer feel of the B330 to the B330-S, both off of the driver as well as the irons. I also haven't had any difficulty holding greens. I'm not normally one to pay $40/dozen for balls because I usually don't see enough difference for the money, but the benefits I am seeing with this ball is worth the premium. Similar Products Used: Maxfli Black Max (Also a good ball)
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[Nov 24, 2006]
tjrbu
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Bridgestone Tour B330
In short: too hard for the slower swinger. These balls are durable, but they play rock hard. The B330S version is much more appealing and I really enjoyed that ball. This ball is hard as a rock, feels stiff on chips and off the putter, and is hard to compress off the tee and in the fairway. I carry a 7 iron about 165 yards and drive about 295-300 average (in Arizona). I played 8 rounds with these balls and then 1/2 way through the 9th round, switched to a Pro V1x and immediately felt the difference. Night and day. Pro V1x compressed better, spun better and out played the B330 easily.
Customer Service None Required Similar Products Used: Nike One Platinum, Nike One Black, Callaway HX Tour, Titleist Pro V1x |
[Sep 22, 2006]
gregkero
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Bridgestone B330-S
Contrary to some of the negative reviews, I've found this to be an excellent ball. It has a very soft feel, has a nice spring off the club face, good loft, is well-suited for play around the green and on approach shots, and putts well. Anyone who says that this is a hard ball hasn't tried some of the cheaper "distance" balls out there! My only complaint is that (and once again, I disagree with some of the reviews) the cover on the B330-S tends to scuff easily. Other than that, by and large, I've switched to this ball. In terms of feel and distance, it's closest to the Strata Tour Straight, which I still play. It's also softer, and has more distance, than the Laddie, which I also occasionally play. (I bought several boxes of the Stratas and Laddies before they were discontinued). But even with the $40 price tag, the B330-S is a great all-round ball in terms distance, control, loft, and putting. A very competitive product with other tour-quality balls currently on the market. Similar Products Used: Titleist Pro V1, Strata Tour Straight, Precept Laddie, Srixon AD-333, Pinnacle Exception, Maxfli A10 |
[Sep 01, 2006]
Thor
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
B330
The B330 is only for the best ball strikers. The compression is about 106, which requires a high swing speed (100 mph+) to compress and get it to jump off the face. Definately not for a round in low temperatures. Something I'm experimenting with now is the B330-S. I think it is about a 96 compression, and during my last round, I used it on my last 5 holes. What I saw was interesting: the ball went stright to left for me. I am right handed and have out to in swing which puts a "power-fade" on my shots. I'm not sure if the ball was helping me go straight, or if I got warmed up and was swinging better, but I'll be trying it again during my next round. Similar Products Used: Callaway HX Tour |
[Jul 30, 2006]
EDV
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Bridgestoon B300
Both Bridgestone balls play as well as any PRO VI ball I've played. They compare to any ball in length and several times I've hit it farther than PRO V1's and Callaways. The ball will last a full round as long as you don't loose it in the water or out of bounds.
Customer Service Haven't used them Similar Products Used: Pro V1, Callaway, |
[Jul 19, 2006]
ToddA
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
B-330s
I have played them all as well. I started out this year with the B330 and it was long no doubt. Not quite as much spin as I would like and not durable. Then I played the HX Tour. The new improved version is way more durable and is a good ball. I just don't seem to score as well with it. I changed to the B330S about 2 weeks ago. It is not long off the tee box but is consistent and has the perfect amount of check for me especially around the green. I seem to shoot my best rounds with these Bridgestone balls. I think they just suit my game. I've noticed the bad reviews on these balls are mainly high handicappers. The B330S is not going to be good for high handicappers. Customer Service None Similar Products Used: HX Tour, Prov1x,B330 |
[Jul 13, 2006]
Ballz
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
B330-S Tour
I do not understand the previous posts. This ball is amazing...it is long, soft, and stops on a dime. I have played with ProV's, HXTours, and Nike Ones and this ball blows them all away!
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[Jun 27, 2006]
jazzstar
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
both 330 and 330s
Not for me. Feels hard as a rock. definitley longer than some other top dollar brands. durability a plus. feels like it will shatter the head when miss hit. barely check on a cut lob shot. much better ball out there for the money. |
[Jun 19, 2006]
Bildo23
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Bridgestone B330 Tour
I'm a 3 handicap and this is the best ball I've hit so far! I've been playing this for about a year now. I've been looking for a ball, tried all the titliest balls and the premium callaway balls, and the Bridgestone is by far the best ball. Its alot longer then the titliest but has very similar feel around the greens. I was able to spin a few wedges back 10-15 or so when its caught well... the only draw back is it scuffs easily when I hot longer wedge shots with my vokey spin milled wedge. Similar Products Used: Titliest PRO-V1s, Callaway Tour, Hogan Tour Deep |