Nike One Black Balls
Nike One Black Balls
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[Jun 18, 2010]
Sam-I-Am
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike One Black
I play Titleist Pro V1's exclusively and always regarded Nike's balls as mostly hype based on earlier experiences. However, I needed some balls today and the pro shop was out of Pro V1's so my choices were to drive across town to another golf course or try the Nike Ones. I bought a sleeve of One Blacks and was very surprised at the amount of control and distance I got with them. They spring off the face of my putter a little faster than the Pro V1's but I think I can get used to that. I'm seriously looking at switching over to these balls permanently. Customer Service N/A. Similar Products Used: Titleist Pro V1, Pro V1X, NXT. |
[Apr 07, 2010]
silverviper
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Nike One Black
I'm a beginning golfer, but I'm learning rather quickly. Picked up a bunch of these mint online for next to nothing. The have great distance, shoot straight, and are superb around and on the green. The big factor here though is that they hold up well. They will scuff but they are not prone to the massive gashes that seem to plague the prov1 and prov1x after a nice wedge shot. Overall I'm very pleased with them. Similar Products Used: Prov1, prov1x, Noodle soft(these are rocks), Nike Tour(very comparable), callaway hx hot, top flite xl 5000 soft, taylor made lpd |
[Aug 01, 2009]
cameron
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
titleist pro v1x
this is the best ball i have used. when i was golfing i sliced the ball into a field. so i went to find it. its wasnt a compition so i went to look for it and i found a couple of other balls (7 to be exact) and i was lucky to find this ball. when i shot it it went really straight
Customer Service none Similar Products Used: nike one back |
[Apr 22, 2009]
golfer1292
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Nike one+black
Great ball with great feel. Ball is very durable. Great off the tee and around the greens! Better ball than any Pro V or Srixon, does not spin as much off the tee but has a good feel around the greens. Similar Products Used: Pro V1x, Pro V1, Srixon Z Star, Srixon Soft Feel, Bridgestone B330 |
[Aug 04, 2008]
tigernike10
Scratch Golfer
dude. you must be crazy to think this ball sucks. this is a lot better than any titleist ball ever created, and is by far the best ever. it has great driving distance and is great for short gain. i am only 10 and i am hitting this 190 yards!!! |
[Jun 29, 2008]
Stud Maximus
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Nike One Black
I played the older Nike One Black the other day and really liked it. The newer ones say one+black, this was just oneblack on the side. The ball was very long. I also nailed a tree with one and the ball only had a brown mark and was undamaged! As with the Nike Platinum, if I went to crush it I was doing the Tiger and spraying it right, but it still went a mile. The newer balls out there seem to fight the slice better and stay straight, probably because of spin, cover, dimple pattern, whatever. What I liked most about this ball though is it's a joy to putt. Nice and soft off the putter face, yet durable. A rare combination these days. I look forward to trying the newer versions out, but not at $40/dozen, unless a sample makes me a believer. There are too many great 3 piece balls off there now for under $30/dozen. If I want to break the bank for a ball, it's going to be a Bridgestone B330S, or a ProV1, I know I love those two. All and all, a very nice ball to play a round with. Customer Service N/A. Similar Products Used: Callaway HX56, B330, Black Max. |
[Jun 15, 2007]
jakentucker
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Nike One Black 2007 Version
I had high hopes for this ball and wanted to like it; as it was rated #1 (tied with the Nike Powersoft) in last year's Consumer Report for best ball. I had heard the 07 version was softer than the previous versions, and since I put a premium on softness, I bought a sleeve of the 07 to try.
Similar Products Used: Taylormade Red and Black, Pro V1, Nike Powersoft, Bridgestone e5 and e6, etc., etc., etc. |
[Jun 13, 2007]
da_vi_man
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Nike One Black
I got them on sell for 24.99, i would say it play like Pro V1x, because it is harder and play lower then Pro V1. But i have problem about the skin of the ball, i am not a hard hitter by any means, but after a god wedge shot the skin are damaged. Just wondering if you guys out there experienced the same.
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[May 29, 2007]
sisk168
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Nike One Black
Recently I found 2006 version is closing out and can be found 24.99 at golfsmith. Decided to give a try and returned me a strage round of golf.
Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: ProV1, ProV1X, HX HOT, HX TOUR, HX TOUR56. DT Solo. |