This newly revised model of the HP2 Tour has a unique feel. It has very thin soft cover over a solid hard core. If you have a partial wedge shot that just gets through the cover into the core, the ball makes a disturbing click. Outside of that, it plays pretty nice. I recently shot my personal best on a particular course using this ball, but I'm not sure about that hard click on 30-40 yard pitches.

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Some may feel that what difference does it make to use a certain golf ball. But trust me there is a difference. In all Titleist makes the best golf balls out but the Titleist HP Tour to me is the most commonly used and has the best value for how good a ball it is.

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Great Ball. I like the soft ball feel You get from this hard ball. Combined with its durability it is a great ball. Lacks a bit in spin into greens however. If you like a harder durable ball this is the one you want.

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Great distance/feel combo. Yes, anytime you use a distance/feel combo ball you are going to get a little less distance than a pure distance ball and a little less feel than a wound balata ball--what did you expect? However, it's tough to beat the combination in this ball

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Great ball. Magnificent distance and what feel. This ball holds greens well when struck and probably the longest ball I have ever played that will hold around the green. Definately worth a look for the scratch to the weekend player.

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This ball is okay, but nothing special. It doesn't go particularly far and it doesn't spin really hard. I just don't see who would want to buy it, even if you only buy Titleists. If you are a low handicapper buy Professionals---they go farther, spin better, look better and are just as durable. If you aren't a low handicapper then buy Tour Distances and get much better distance and pretty good spin. No matter what you want to do there are better balls around.

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Similar in price to Top Flite Stratas---but not as good.

I decided to try the new version of the HP2 Tour, which I rather liked. I am disappointed. The HP Tour is much harder. Feels more like a DT Distance and there is a LOUD click when struck. Backing up the ball on the green is next to impossible. I still feel Titleist produces the best golf balls (for me anyway) but I also think they missed the mark on this one.

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Most other Titleist models, Nike Tour Accuracy, Newing Blue,

I liked this ball. I hit it a long distance (I was surprised how far), with a good trajectory and it has a good feel. I did have a problem getting it to bite on the greens. I was looking for it to stop like a wound ball and could not get that effect. It putted very well. I think any Titleist wound ball stops better. While I probably won't play it again, I would rate it much higher than many other balls I have played. From other reports on it, it seems that many other persons do not have the green holding problem that I did. If I did not have that problem I would think it is a great ball. It is worth a try.

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These balls are good soft balls with fairly average spin. They don't have "mega-bite" as the commercial states. I feel that this ball gives a nice soft feel and plays well off the tee, and fairly soft onto the greens. If you're looking for a hard and durable ball, then this is the wrong buy. However, if you're looking for a soft and fairly durable cover, this is the ball.

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These balls have a great soft feel to the green and feel great off the tees. They are worth your money.