Good all around Ball. Swtiched last year from Titleist HP2 Tour. Still like the HP2 Tour but I like the feel of the TD 90's a little better. I do not like the feel of hitting a marshmallow (e.i. Tour Balatas, Professionals, etc.). This ball has the right combination of feel and distance for me, but that's just me.

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Various other balls including, Titleist, Maxfli, Precept, Newing.

This is my current ball of choice. I also use Precept MC which has a slightly better feel around the greens, but the overall performance of these balls is better.

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Precept MC, Precept Dynawing, Strata

Good distance; straight flight. Hard feel and tough to stop near the greens. Putts OK

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DT, Topflite

The Tour Distance was my ball of choice for several years. It is a good distance ball. It doesn't feel as hard as some "distance" balls. The main problem is a lack of spin with the short irons. It is difficult to get the ball to stop. The ball puts okay. Recently I switched to the Titleist Professional for a better "feel".

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I've been buying these used for a couple years now and like them real well but I think I would like to try something that would bite better on the approach and still have durability.

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a ball is a ball. honestly, i can tell no difference, except for the price. this ball may give you some extra distance, but it costs too much.

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Excellent distance off the tee and with the long irons. Tougher to stop on the green with the shorter irons. Decent feel on the putter. Would like more feel for the amount of money a sleeve costs.

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Was surprised to find out that this distance ball spins more than Titleist's benchmark Professional. Just check out their site, it really surprised me. I still feel the Tour Balata is the best ball on the market unless your drives are less than 220 yards, then you might want to switch to the Distance. Giving up 5 yards off the tee is not too much to ask for the amazing control of the Balata. However, if you play at a course that is either unusually long or has soft greens that don't require as much spin, then the Tour Distance would be perfect for you. Titleist simply makes the best balls on the market.

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All Titleists, and all others; none compare to the Balata, not even the new Callaway ball.

Distance/schmistance. A lot of balls go long and a lot of balls help you go straight. The difference here is in feel and how it putts. It feels medium-soft off the tee, which I like since I hate to feel like I am hitting a rock. Best of all, it feels great off the putter. On other shots, I accept the reality that it's me, not the ball, that makes things happen or not happen. If you are looking for a nice feel off the tee and a true result on the green, go for this ball.

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Two-piece balls of many, many types plus Titleist Prestige, DT Wound, etc....

When I hit this ball, I found there was feel which was different from other distance balls I have played. I got the feeling I was hitting something more substantial that some other balls I have played. I'd love to find these for somewhere under $30. I am now playing the DT distance and am quite satisfied with that ball for the price.

Customer Service

They delivered my custom clubs in under 10 days. I have had no experience with them over defective golf balls

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TM Inner Gel, Callaway Rule 35, Top Flite, Titleist DT Distance