Titleist Tour Distance Balls
Titleist Tour Distance Balls
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[Dec 26, 1998]
Conman24
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist Tour Distance
The greatist ball I've ever hit. These balls go the distance for me. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Dec 24, 1998]
Stacy Staman
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
90 &100
Played these balls most of 1998. Save the 100's for very warm weather, very rock like when cold. The 90's are the longest ball I've played, but not a very soft feel with irons. Also not a lot of spin, but I don't normally generate a lot of spin. A good, but not great, compromise between distance and feel. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Dec 23, 1999]
Simon
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist Tour Distance 90
When I started playing golf, I tried a few balls and found that distance balls helped my play. The HP2 Tour was too short and HP2 Distance was okay but expensive. Anyway, I bought the Aero which was at a discount and have been playing with them until recently. I find that the Aero doen't really hold its distance in the wind. Recently, I tried some z-balatas and Titleist pro. I realized after some time that I was finding difficulty reaching greens in regulation. I switched to the TD and my distance has returned. The balls also seem to hold up in wind. However, not as much feel as z-balata and spin is reasonable. Titleist pro seems too heavy - can't go far. However, I don't recommend TD to beginners because it might spin way off the fairway. If you slice often, the HP2 Distance or other distance balls with less spin might suit you. Overall, the TD is a little light (as are most distance balls), not much feel, good distance, reasonable spin. I will be trying Inergel Distance soon and maybe they will be better. Similar Products Used: Top Flite Aero, Z-Balata, Titleist Pro, HP2 Distance, HP2 Tour, others. |
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[Dec 21, 1999]
Chris
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Tour Distance 100
I like this ball. Excellent overall capabilities. Best feel and spin out of the distance balls. Too expensive for most recreational golfers. I have used reconditioned ones and have been extremely happy with those for half the price. Similar Products Used: Professional, most other brands |
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[Dec 03, 1999]
Bryan
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Tour Distance 90
Lowered my score up to 3 strokes at a time. Excellent distance with the feel of a traditional wound ball. Provides consistant spin around the green. If you're higher than a 15-handicap I would save my money for lessons. If you're a serious golfer rake out a little extra dough and improve your game. Similar Products Used: Old beat up lost and found balls, Titleist Professional- even better for the low handicapper |
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[Apr 21, 1999]
David Conroy
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Tour Distance 90
This is one of the best balls out there. Manuel or who ever that guy is that said that these balls suck must really suck. These balls give you premire distance and control. The only better ball would have to be the Taylor Made ball. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Apr 18, 1999]
Barry Morrison
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist Tour Distance
I was using the HP2 Tour golf balls and I thought that these were it!? But, after trying these, I have found that I get more distance+spin+control with these... I still like the HP2 Tour, but since I can get the Tour Distance for only about $4 more a box, and have better control, the Tour Distance are the golf balls for me!!!! :-) Customer Service Good Customer Service Similar Products Used: HP2 Tour |
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[May 26, 1999]
Hayden Wood
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist Tour Distance
This ball is great, I've got the terylium Scoty Cameron which makes Revolutions or Profesionals seem too softs, this ball has great distance and nice feel with short chips. Not loads of spin but it stops on receptive greens well. This ball is quite durable but soft to put with. More durable than Profesionals. Similar Products Used: Titleist Profesionals, Maxfli Revolutions and XS tour too name a few, basicaly all of them |
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[Jul 12, 1999]
Mike
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Tour Distance 90/100
The Tour Distance offers a good balance between distance and feel. This ball is very long for a three piece ball. In fact, it goes as far as any good two piece ball, but provides a softer feel around and on the green. Frankly, spin is less than advertised and this causes problems for the golfer controlling distance on approach shots to the green. The design causes solidly hit approach shots to carry like hitting a flyer from the rough. Right now this is the ball I play, but I will be trying the new Maxfli and Taylor Made offerings to see if I can get the same great distance off the tee with better distance control on approach shots. This is a significantly better ball in the wind than previous Titlelist offerings, but Maxfli's still outperform Titlelist in windy conditions. Similar Products Used: Maxfli; Topflight; Strata; Wilson |
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[Jul 09, 1999]
Greg
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Titleist Tour Distance
This is the longest ball I have ever hit. The feel is great and although I don't hit with much spin, I have superb confidence with this ball. Given that the price is somewhat high for me, I tend to break out a lesser ball when hitting over water, just in case. But this is my new number one ball, replacing my Top-Flites. Similar Products Used: None |