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Recently bought a dozen of these and I must say I am very impressed with this balls performance. Plenty of distance with next to no side spin with the driver, but at the same time could generate a lot of back spin with my short irons and wedges, very stable in the wind and felt very nice off of the club face, would recommend these balls to any golfer, a very decent option.

The first time contact I had with Big Bertha balls was the Big Bertha Blue. I found that the balls hit better and longer than my old Nike PowerFlight balls. I loved the blues so I decided to try out the reds. They are an incredible ball. I used to hit my Nikes about 220-240 off the tee, the BB Blues added another 10-20 yards and with the reds I'm hitting between 250-280 consistently. Unfortunately, I have noticed the balls don't stick nearly as well as on the greens as either my Nikes or the Blues. I've been playing a lot more bump and run with these balls and I guess it's good because I've been forced to develop that shot. Otherwise, I'd recommend this ball to anyone who wants to impress their friends with longer shots off the tee.

As long as the Titlest pro V (a good ball) with good "feel".

next to the old "top rocks" this is the worst golf ball I have ever hit. It's hard as a rock, has no control and no feel. It does have a little distance, but that's a high price for no iron action. Only use if you find one, no give it to your father-in-law.

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HX Tour, NIKE Mojo, NIKE Precision Spin Control, Titleist Pro V1 and 1X.

OK, this ball came along at a time when my swing is coming around, but that being said, I can’t complain about the performance of this ball. Also, Callaway made it easy to try because they offered trial sleeves right next to the regular offering.

Callaway’s Big Bertha Red is pleasant surprise. After 4 rounds, I found that driving with my strong 3 wood produced boring flight patterns and surprising distance: 260 max., 235 low; the approach shots from 120 yards in dropped on target and stayed. The ball turned on command and it feels pretty darn good on the putting surface, too.

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Maxfli Noodle; Top Flite XL's

This ball is good enough for anyone out there, including scratch players. Don't believe the ProV1 hype, the pros are paid to play that ball. You'll hit this ball as far and as accurately as any top dollar ball. This ball checks up on short pitches and stops on a dime with wedges. A great value, especially compared to the $50 tag on the top-line 4 piece balls. I can't say it enough times- you do not need the spendy golf balls, you will score just as well with this ball. Pro's of the past were shooting in the 60's with a wound ball and this outperforms any wound ball ever made.

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Titleist, Maxfli & Strata.

I have played 2 rounds using these balls. I was using various Titleist NXT balls. These balls fly off the club flace. I like the way they come off the club and the trajectory. I could see no noticable difference in distance. The wind was bad the second time I played and they did not seem to get blown around as much as the Top Flites my partner was playing. These balls will run across the green and off the other side. I had no luck getting these to sit on the green and stay. If you play a bump and run then you might have better luck than I did. I like the feel coming off the putter. Don't know if it was luck or not but my putting was considerably better the two rounds I used these balls. In round 1 I only 3 putt 1 hole and I single putted on 9 holes. On round 2 I only 3 putt 2 holes.

Similar Products Used:

HX Red, HX Blue

These are great balls for the money. Quite long of the tee and fairway. They do not stop on greens as handily as spin balls but for me they have good feel for putts and chips. Curiously, I switched to this ball more for putting feel than anything. If you like a firm click off the putter face, this ball is for you. I prefer Callaway HX Tours for distance and holding greens but I like the Big Bertha Reds for putts and running chips. Throw in the cheaper price and better durability and you have a winner. These balls are a great alternative to expensive distance balls like the Cally Tour and the Pro V series.

Similar Products Used:

Callaway HX Tour, Titleist Pro V1

The Big Bertha Red is as good of a ball you can play. Great distance and very workable. If you don't like this ball, then you're not a player.

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Equal to the Pro V1x.