I've been playing golf pretty regularly lately and like the soft feel of this ball. I agree with many of you that this ball is also very durable and can survive many rounds of golf. As for the price it is a bit steep. An alternative are the Maxfli "reject" balls which come in a white box. The balls are marked with the letter "P" inside a circle and the only problems on them are small (I mean minute) nicks in the cover. They usually cost about $20 for a dozen and if you want to save money and aren't worried by slight imperfections, it's worth getting them.

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Precept spin, Wilson Tour

This is the best ball I have played by far. In order to play well, you have to have confidence in a ball, and this one delivers. Not only is it consistant, but it lasts for many rounds without visible wear, unlike others I've tried. I agree with some others that the "P" ball may be a better value, but I would never hesitate to pay full price for this ball.

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Dynawing, Titileist Tour Distance

This is a magnificent ball. I have tried all of the balls that titelist makes and this ball is by far better than all of them. This is the only ball that I play anymore.

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None

I was recently given one of these to try and was impressed with the feel. Distance was satisfactory although not as long as one of the harder balls, but the feel off the putter was incredible. Also, the ball stops almost dead when using any club from an eight iron or higher for shots into the green. The one criticism I have is that it has a tendency to scuff easily and when you consider the cost ($45/12) the value is not great. Just don't lose them.

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Maxfli XS tour

Used with my Lyconite wedge, this ball stops fast and rolls true.

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None

Great feel and distance. This ball putts better that the Professional and has better feel. Until they build a better ball I will be using this one.

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Professional, HT

I've tried all the lower-end balls (ie., Pinnacle, XL-2000) and this high-end ball is worth it's weight in gold! I'm driving the ball 15-20 yards longer and straighter on each club. Try it you'll like it!

Customer Service

None at this time.

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Taylor Made, Titleist

This is just about the best ball out there. I have played everything and this ball just is equal if not better than all the premium golf balls. I think I will stick with this ball for a while. The only down side for me is that the 90 compression seems a little to soft. I think I will try the 100 to find the right feel for my game.

Customer Service

Maxfli was having a free demo and they sent me a sleve of two in the mail. This is why I am changing to this ball. I don't think they are running this program now though. Other company's should try this.

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every premium spin ball they make.

Great feel, great distance. What more could you want in a ball. Tha ball feels soft around the greens and soft off the club face. You can work this ball right, left, high, low.It compares very favorably with the the Titleist Professional, Precept Double Cover and Strata balls. The price is high, but all you need to do is let your loved ones know what you like and I'm sure that Christmas and Birthdays won't be too suprising anymore.

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Titleist Professional, Strat Tour, Precept Double Cover

One word: Disappointing. These balls do perform well - for about 4 holes. Now you're stuck with a ragged, cut, minced and diced piece of advanced spherical-material. The Revolution lasts about as long as the Titleist Tour Balata but with poorer performance. The Maxfli has a good feel and good distance, but you're just better off with the Tour Balata, which gives you better feel, spin and control.

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Titleist Tour Balata, Professional, Prestige, Ultra Tour Balata, Top-Flite Strata, Z-Balata