Maxfli M3 Tour Balls
Maxfli M3 Tour Balls
[Dec 02, 2003]
94noles
Shoots in the 90s
This is a decent good ball. Long and soft cover. Not as much check on the greens in comparison to the A10. |
[Nov 28, 2003]
BRIAN
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
maxfi m3 low trajectory
without question the ball is equal to or better than the pro v1 and now for$20.00 a dozen if you ever jump on a deal this is it.performance terrific distace,spin,and durability.For this price you should be buying a few dozen. |
[Oct 21, 2003]
tony chon
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli M3 tour
Great ball. The distance is about the same as distance balls like Strata Professional Distance. The best part of the ball is the outer cover. It is very durable and will last over a round of golf. The ball is very soft so you will need some time to get used to. Overall, very good ball. Similar Products Used: Pro V1, Stata Straight, ACE, Professional Distance, TA, basically tried them all. |
[Oct 19, 2003]
Alex
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli M3 Tour Golf Ball
The M3 Tour is a overall good performance ball. Played 3 rounds with this ball. Off the tee, better than the V1. Equal to the Apex, U-tri's, U-rx. This ball I find is designed to fly straight. Does not go offline that much when side spin is placed on the ball. Trajectory is mid-high. Ball feel is great. Putts stay on line most of the time. Spin on chip shots are moderate unlike the V1 and U-RX. Playing in the wind, the ball is a good performer. again due to its less sensitive to side spin influence. A great ball, step-up from the revolution. a valid replacements for the A10's. Customer Service none Similar Products Used: U-RX, U-tri, V1, Apex Tour |
[Oct 19, 2003]
Danno
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli M3
Not a bad ball. Good distance, decent spin, nice feel. Very good durability. My favorite ball is Ben Hogan Apex Tour (amazing distance, spin, and feel) but they are $40 a dozen. The M3 just got reduced to $20. At $20, this ball is much better than the NXT and the HX 2 piece. Customer Service Not Needed Similar Products Used: Ben Hogan, HX red, TA2 Spin |
[Aug 07, 2003]
David Mah
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
M3
Have been waiting for this ball for a while. Used to play revolution, switch to Pro V1 while waiting. M3 feels much harder than the revolution and noticeably harder than Pro V1. It goes as far as Pro V1 (but further than Revolution) Behaves differently around the green compared to Pro v1 and Revolution. Still trying to get used to manner in which it checks when chipping. Rolls further. Putting feel is only marginally harder than Pro V1. I putted very well with the M3 using a Scotty Cameron Platinum Newport. Durability is similar to Pro V1. so, it boils down to price. great performance ball for the price. Customer Service Not Applicable Similar Products Used: Pro V1, Revolution |
[Jul 27, 2003]
bigbutch
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
m3
i found a m3 tour by maxfli. this ball seems to be as long as any and it has some spin with the irons. they cost 39.99 a doz. where i live so i have been playing cheaper balls. i liked it a lot and may buy some when the price comes down. Similar Products Used: i've tried them all |
[May 31, 2003]
HoganRulz
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli M3 Tour
Very unhappy with the M3. I have played with the same couple guys for a few years now. I have been 10-20 yds longer off the tee consistantly. When I switched to the M3 for a few rounds, I could really rip one and not once did I get out in front where I usually am. Spin around the greens is considerably less than the ProV and the Callaway. I bought two dozen and I exchanged the second dozen for more ProV's. |
[Apr 25, 2003]
Barry
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli M3
Very disappointed with the M3. I was always happy with the Revolution, which I gave up a while ago for the ProV1, and more recently the ProV1*. When I saw the M3 was out I was looking forward to trying it, but was let down. It is easily as long as they say, but the big problem for me was feel around the green. They advertise the M3 as being "as long as the ProV1 with better feel". Well, that is complete rubbish. It is too hard, and does not provide enough spin around the greens. It does not check up well on chip shots, seems to run on and on. |
[Apr 16, 2003]
TaylorMadeBoy
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Maxfli M3 Tour
I have just recently switched to this ball after using the Callaway HX Red 3 piece. Both the M3 and HX are fairly even for length, with the M3 having slightly less spin on approach shots. I find this to be more effective for me as the HX would suck back 6-7 yards on short iron shots. The M3 grabs nicely without the dramatic spin of the HX. The thing I find really appealing about the M3 Tour is it's durability. I found the HX would scuff up very easily and would sometimes only last 1 round. With the M3 I can now get 2-3 rounds out of one ball. Considering the price of the Callaway's that is very appealing. Similar Products Used: Callaway HX red, Hogan Apex Tour, |