Precept Extra Spin Balls
Precept Extra Spin Balls
USER REVIEWS
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[Jan 09, 2008]
joe68odessa
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Precept EV Extra Spin
this is my ATF ball. nice soft feel, decent distance, and spins like crazy. although they're not made anymore, I can usually find them on ebay and buy them whenever i see them. Precept balls in my opinion rate right up there in terms of quality with the premium balls. Similar Products Used: Bridgestone B330-S, Precept U-Tri's |
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[Apr 22, 2004]
steve austin
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Precept Extra Spin
These are dropping in price rapidly. I just bought a box for $8.97 I've played pretty much all of the balls $25 and under and I've always come back to these. Very soft feel for putting. Not the longest, but for less than $10 a box. That is a steal. Precept must be having a fire sale on these and mostlikely will no longer carry them, so before they run out. Buy 4 boxes for the price of Pro V's and have a good time. Customer Service For what? "Yeah...I lost my ball in the bushes. Can someone help me?" Similar Products Used: Noodle, Mojo, HVC Tours, you name 'em. I've bought and lost them. |
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[Nov 13, 2003]
Steve Ruhland
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Precept extra spin
Perfect ball for the short game. I play a nine hole 3 par course more often than a regulation 18. This helps the short game considerably on the longer courses. I use the Precepy extra spin exclusively on the shprt course. Excellent feel, good distance off the irons, high shots hold green very well and a true roll off the putter. Excellent ball for the money. Customer Service Not applicable Similar Products Used: Titleist DT spin, noodle, several 2003 Top Flites, several others. |
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[Sep 02, 2003]
Arvander
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Precept Extra Spin
Nice feel, excellent distance (maybe not as long as the Noodle). Great for chips around the green. Has excellent stoping power. By far the best ball for the price. Customer Service na Similar Products Used: Noodle, Wilson Staff Velocity, Prov1, HX Blue, Nike Tour Accuracy |
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[May 28, 2003]
Chris Ladner
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Precept Extra Spin
I have always been a Precept golf ball user. I love the Tour Premium and Laddie a little more. To me, this ball is great around the green (chipping and putting) because of the soft feel. Since I am not a long hitter, this ball doesn't serve me well because I am one club short on every iron and is noticeably shorter off the tee. It therefore puts extra pressure on approach shots with the extra length. I love balls that are soft, but if you have to sacrifice a club on everything then I don't belive it's as good as it can get. Similar Products Used: Maxfli Noodle, Precept Laddie, Precept Tour Premium, Titleist DT, Nike Spin Control. |
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[Apr 29, 2002]
sliddle
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Precept Extra Spin
Great successor for the MC Spin''''s. Had been using them for awhile, and swapped to the srixon hi-spin but the new precept is not only great value but a great ball as well. if you pay extra for nike precision spins'''', swap to these babies as they are the same balls sans nike''''s premium for the swoosh. great around the greens, better trajectory and holding in the wind and a darn nice feel to boot. durability is a bit up on the mc as well, however it''''s early days yet. Customer Service not needed, all info on website helpful though Similar Products Used: MC Spin, Srixon HiSpin |
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[Dec 24, 2001]
Tim
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Precept Extra Spin (New version)
Strength:
None I bought these in a promotional pack that included three sleeves of Extra Spins, and one sleeve of Tour Premiums......a great deal. After using the Pro-V1s this summer, I tried this new version of the Extra Spin. I felt the MC Spin and the EV upshot into the wind too much. The new ball seems to hold its line better in all conditions. Straight like a laser. Feels soft as usual, and better distance. Still spins good around the greens. Was very satisfied, and a great bargin when compared to the Pro-Vs and other premium priced balls. I hadn''t been under 80 all summer, then went and shot 77 when playing this ball. Was it the ball?? Who knows? Customer Service Haven''t needed any. Good website, and they respond to questions quickly. Similar Products Used: MC Spin, EV Extra Spin, Tour Premium, Nike Spin Control, Pro V-1, Titelist NXT Tour. |
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[Dec 07, 2001]
celt
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
extra spin
Strength:
None Still the best "all round" ball out there for the money. Good feel, distance, and ferocious spin around the green. Give me two dozen extra spins over one dozen ProV1''s any day. Similar Products Used: all high spin balls out there. |
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[Nov 28, 2001]
S W
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
New Extra spin
Strength:
None
Weakness:
None Still, hands down, one of the best all round performing balls out there( Spin, distance, feel, etc). Add in the low price, and you have to ask yourself. Why pay more Nike TA''s, Pro V''s, Strata''s etc?. Chief complaint about Precept''s is that the covers shread with full wedge shots. But,honestly I have never played a premium ball that didn''t. Customer Service NA Similar Products Used: Have tried a sleeve or two of them all. |