Nike Nike Tour Accuracy Balls
Nike Nike Tour Accuracy Balls
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[Feb 21, 2002]
Jose
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike Tour Accuracy
I had heard so many good things about the ball that I had to try them out so I bought a dozen. Great ball with a great feel. The shallow dimple pattern takes a bit getting used to (like the Tour Premium Precept). The big downfall of this ball is it''s durability. It is terrible. I mean I went through 2 balls in 9 holes because they do scuff so fast. They are cheaper than the PRO-V1. but by the time you see how quick you go through one....you are better off with the Titleist. If Nike can solve this problem, they have a ball that''s tough to beat. To me the Strata Tour Ultimate (original orange) is the best ball out on the market. Just as long as the PRO V1 but spins way more with the wedges and short irons! Customer Service Nike''s Customer Service is bullet-proof. this is one hell of a company coming out with great products....watch out TITLEIST! Similar Products Used: Strata Tour Ultimate, Maxfli A-10, Titleist PRO V1 |
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[Jan 09, 2002]
William Pu
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
Tour Accuracy TW
Strength:
None i was a scratch golfer but now about a 2 handicap (didnt play for a little over a month). this ball is great. i avg about 310 off the tee and it spins like a top. this ball really backs up. great for those firm greens and outta the bad lies. wow the putts with this ball, incredible. ive played just about everything. titleists, precepts, wilson smartcore, maxflis, strata, but this is the ball. it does scuff up, but if your a good golfer, and willing to pay about $3 a ball, this is the ball for you. lasted 6 holes b4 i really had to put it in my shag bag. Similar Products Used: Titleist Prov1, Titleist Tour Prestige, Titleist HP tour, Titleist professional, Titleist NXT, Nike Spin, Precept Tour Premium, Lady Precept, Strata tour Ultimate, Strata Tour Professional, Titleist N |
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[Jan 03, 2002]
BKay
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TW
Strength:
None This is a terrific premium ball for the player who values "holding the line" over spin rates. The ball is more forgiving than other premium balls, such as ProV1''s and A10''s. It just holds its line better than anything else out there. Additionally, the ball is very long off the tee and the fairway, and it holds the greens well. I understand that there are Titleist fans who swear by the V1''s, and I''m not saying that the TA is a better ball. I''m saying it is a better ball for me. The durability issue has not been a big deal for me, maybe it''s just the right ball for me. Not cheap, but I get the best results. Similar Products Used: Titleist ProV1, Maxfli Revolution and A10 |
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[Nov 19, 2001]
Zach
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Nike TA
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None I decided to puchase the nike ball and give it a try since they were on sale. I played a round with the ball and I was shy 15yds my normal distance on my drives. The ball felt like it was dead. I went back to my Pro V''s and found that it was all the differnce. I know have 11 Nike balls in my Shag bag, because they do not belong on the golf course. Spend the money and get the Pro V''s. Similar Products Used: Pro V, Revolution Solid |
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[Aug 16, 2001]
Glenn Tappenden
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Nike Tour Accuracy
These are exceelent golf balls and perform very well at all aspects,. but they are very UNdurable if thats even a word. If u have the money these are good i needed 3 to finish a round, as apposed to one pro v1 Similar Products Used: None |
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[Aug 15, 2001]
Chris
Scratch golfer
Model Reviewed:
Nike Tour Accuracy TW
This is the best ball on the market. I was hesitant to switch at first but quickly fell in love with this ball. There is not a better ball on the market today! Customer Service Great customer service at NIKE. Similar Products Used: Titleist Pro V1, Titleist Professional, Maxfli Revolution Solid, Precept MC Tour Premium, SRIXON Hi-Brid, SRIXON Hi-Spin |
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[Aug 11, 2001]
Bryan
Shoot in the 70s
These are very good golf balls.I love the spin its almost like a wound balata ball.As for the durability question any ball that spins this much is going to scuff.If you hit the ball thin or hit cart paths all the time you are going to have this problem.Other wise its no big deal.Beat them to death and use them for shag balls. Similar Products Used: Titleist tour balata,pros, prestige, strata pro balata and tour pro |
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[Aug 06, 2001]
Matt
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
TA
Realy nice ball. Great distance and feel. Except i scratch up the ball some times with my irons soo i would have to replace them. Similar Products Used: Titleist, Maxfi, Taylor Made etc |
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[Jul 19, 2001]
Ken
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TW
I love the TW. I don't swing 125 mph, but I don't find that it matters. The lower trajectory suits me, it stops well enough and it putts like a dream. I'd say it scuffs easier than most, but not as easily as the regular TA. I second postings regarding playing a ball that fits your game. No offense, but if you can't break 90, then why spend 40-50 on a ball? If you do and then you slice the cover, well thats the breaks. Give this ball a try, don't just buy the Pro-V1 marketing hype. Similar Products Used: Revolution Solid, Pro-V1, Strata, MC Lady, |
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[Jul 17, 2001]
Robert
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Tour Accuracy
Great Ball, Super Feel, Outstanding Spin. For those bitching about the durability, stop your whining or take up bowling. Hey Tadpole, the next couple lines are for you and golfers like you. If you're shooting in the 100's, play a cheaper ball. You won't know the difference. I heard those Lady Precepts are pretty good and cheap too. Similar Products Used: Nike Spin Control, Titleist Tour Distance SF (ZERO SPIN) |