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No weaknesses. All very good.

Well after reading Mark O'Mera's praise for this ball, I tried it way back when and it was the first ball that made my question Titelist's dominance, as well as start my "perfect ball" search odessy. The best features of this ball were the consistency of spin and the superb trajectory. By consistency, I mean I rarely got any hot-spinners or knuckle-runners, even with mis-hits and the trajectory was lower than the Titelist and matched the height I was visualizing. The workability or fades and draws was also very responsive and the touch around the green was butter! The ball basically did what I envisioned and really brought my game up to the next level! I thought, at the time, I had found the perfect ball for my game...then Maxfli discontinued it (story of my life)! I went through the later ball incarnations...Elite, A10, Black Max, etc. and each ball just got progressively father away from all the things I originally loved about the Revolution. Now I play a Precept U-Tri Tour(also discontinued) and am looking for a new ball...probably the Bridgestone B300S? I'd give anything to try a Revolution again just to see if stacks up to my fond memories, but even the Ebay supply seems to have dried up...but I'll keep looking!

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Discontinued!

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Revolution Solid, Elite, A10, U-Tri, PV-1

The Best ball i've played with period. I was
a high 90's player when i was introduced to this ball.I've played alot of balls (Nike, Pro v 1, Callaway 4-pc, etc, tried them all). This one matches up with or beats any i've played. Everytime i'm online i try to find these balls and buy them by the wack load! The response on your wedges as well as putting is next to none. If you have the chance try these balls......................if you can find them.
Its to bad they don't make them as good as these.

I found some of the original Revolutions in my garage recently, and because I still have fond memories of the overall
performance of this ball I took one out and compared it against a Bridgestone B330s which I mainly use. What can I say, this ball has stood the test of time.
Although marginally shorter off the driver, the Revolution is the best feeling ball ever!
Where this ball has it all over the modern performance balls is from 100 metres or less to the pin,the spin,feel and feedback is the best. Around the greens I like to go hard at the pin when chipping and the spin this ball generates makes this possible, most modern balls I can't get to check up like the Revoulution. With the putter, once again, this ball feels great and comes of the face true.
Additionally i got through the 18 holes with barely a mark on the ball.
This ball is a blast from the past and the technology is a bit dated, but in my opinion, the best ball ever,unfortunatly they don't make them like this any more.

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Similar Products Used:

Bridgestone B330s, e5, e6, Pro V, NXT Tour, Wilson TX4, Wilson Zip, Maxfli A10

The only club I have ever hit a PV-1 off of is the driver. I find one, tee it up, and try to kill it, promtply losing it..ah well, easy come, easy go. So, when I read other reviews claiming that the PV-1's spin more than the Revolutions, I am somewhat amazed. I usually play Rev Tours or A10'a, but a friend of mine grabbed some of these for me by mistake a week ago. I have only used a couple of them so far, but can't get more than a round out of one anyway. What I have noticed is the amount of spin they generate. My full wedge shots almost always back up a couple feet, and I even backed up a 5 iron a couple days ago. I don't really like them because I find they spin too much, especially off the driver, although irons distance with them is respectable. I guess this isn't really a review, but if you tend to hok or slice your driver, you might want to stay away from these. If PV-1's spin more than these, I hate to imagine what kind of a mess I would be in for with them...

One of the softest balls I have played with. Feels only slightly harder than the venerable Titleist Tour Balata of days gone by. Sadly, not for me. I am not a long hitter and these balls cost me distance compared to a Pro V1. However they are wonderful to put with. They have a marked tendancy to mark up very quickly. My Edge CFT irons used to "grate" them with ease. I was peeling bits of cover out of my grooves regularly.

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Similar Products Used:

Callaway Rule 35, HX Blue, Titleist Tour Balata

SORRY..i meant to give them a 5 in overall rating.

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I buy these balls in bulk. I've tried a few balls out there & these are the ones that perform & are priced perfect for me. Slices/hooks are not a big factor in my swing (anymore). I don't have to work the ball alot, but when I do, these balls perform pretty well. I get plenty of bite off the greens but minimal backspin (but I do need that cuz I'm mostly "throwing darts"). Putting feels nice & soft. Putts true. The only ball I like better are the Pro V1's. Better bite & better feel coming off every single club in the bag. But I dread using them for fear of losing them. The Revolutions are a good ball worth trying if you don't slice/hook alot, if you have a decent touch with your wedges, & if feel is high on your list when putting. Price is on my side with these balls: I pay $45 for 100AAA of them.

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Similar Products Used:

Titleist HVC Tour, Pro V1, Noodle