A friend gave me a Titelist Professional 90 to play earlier this year (he swears by the Professional 90).
It felt like I was hitting a Marshmallow. Great spin but it seemed too soft for me at the time. A few weeks ago I decided to try a box of the Professional 100s to see if the difference in compression would change the feel a little. I was glad I did. I have fallen (and I can't get up) for the Professional 100s. Yes, these balls are pricey, but you get what you pay for. If you have a tendancy to loose balls, you better have deep pockets. These are my ball of choice now. Distance is pretty good, but the control is fantastic! My new motto is "Aim for the Pin".

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Most Titleist Models, Nike Tour Accuracy, Newing Blue

IT has great feel and great distence of the tee. It is a major plus around the green to.

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A great golf ball but a little expensive. I found it for $15 not used so I think they are a great golf ball. For most golfers they should get the compression 90 because it will go farther with most peoples swing. Definatly a good ball if you shop around.

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Just about every golf ball

Best overall golf ball for last 2 years. Enough distance off tee with boring trajectory that adds roll yardage. Fairway wood and iron play accurate with predictable carry distance. Wedge feel superior for any type of shot. Putting feel inspires confidence with soft feel. Do yourself a favor though and carry a roundness gauge. Hitting this ball when ""round only"" makes a big difference! Once I found this ball I will play no other. Common knock is price. Who cares? Store bargains and best grade recylces will put this outstanding ball in your bag for $18 to $30 per dozen. That's not too much is it? I also play a personalized ball for tournament and friendly match play that I pay much more for, but, that's important to me. However, if you play golf seriously shouldn't you be equally serious to invest in a ball that makes a difference in your game. Remember . . . no ball makes you a good golfer. The only sure formula for success is good strategy implemented through a repeatable swing.

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Any performance ball

Great ball! Super control and good spin. Too expensive though.

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Numerous other balls

Great soft feel. Poor distance off the tee. Almost a full club shorter than a 2-piece ball. If you could drive with a 2 piece, and approach, chip and putt with this ball, that would be the perfect combination. Not worth the money in my opinion.

This is a pretty good ball. It is soft and has average distance. It spins very well around the green and approach shots. I like this ball but the price is too high and the durability isn't as expected.

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Maxfli Revolution, Taylor Made inergel, Titleist tour prestige

GREAT BALLS FOR CHEAP. I HAVE TITLEIST, PRECEPT, MAXFLI, TOP FLITE SLIGHTY USED BALLS GRADE A , ALL SORTS FOR CHEAP IF INTRESTED PLEASE E-MAIL ME AT DAVIDMARINO@ALWAYSGOLFING.COM

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Great ball. I love it. I have hit 300 yard drives with it and have great touch around the greens with it. Way to expensive though. Worth it if buying reconditioned balls.

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Tour Distance, most other brands

This has got to be one of the nicest balls available if price is no object. It has a low, wind resistant trajectory that magically has lots of roll on drives and lots of spin on irons. The softness is beautiful.

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