has a good overall feel and performance.distance is about the same as other balls, but much softer feel. as a higher handicap player, i don't have the finesse and workability of better golfers, but in my mind i do seem to do a little better with this ball. the price was quite reasonable as well.

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Just talked to Titleist this morning and they said that this ball is comparable to a pinnacle. So this ball is hard as a rock.

On sale at Costco: 2 dozen for $29.95.

Soft ball. Feels "vintage" like a 1970's era ball. Oh this IS a liquid center adn rubber band ball! Just like the 1960's & 1970's.

Prefer to putt this soft & cushy ball that smash it with my driver. Feels great on the putting green. Feels relatively dead, slow and heavy off the tee. Does it fly more predictably than my usual Callaway Warbird or Wilson Titanium? Maybe, I do seem to score slightly lower games with Titlest balls. Psychological or luck of the game? I'm not a good enough golfer yet to differentiate.

Customer Service

Costco: You can return anything for a refund. Just bring the original package and the sales receipt.

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I usually play Callaway Warbird or Wilson Titanium. But I do marshall at my home course so I get to try all kinds of used balls. I like the way Top flights roll but the cheap feeling plastic covers and loud thwack! at the tee is disconcerting. But the Top flights do hold up well.

I usually hit the ball about 300 with the prestige I hit it about 330. I konow what your thinking, im a haacker but i am not. It has great feel and touch and I would highly recomend using this ball.

Customer Service

Great

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What a fantastic ball!! i usually use callaway's buti thought i would try something different so when i read some of the other reviews i relised this ball could be the one for me. so i went out and bought a dozen. I hit my tee shot of the first (306 yard par 4)and nailed my driver, the ball flight was so penetrating with a bit more spin than usual but i still had 30 yards in so i got my 56 degree wedge out and played a low spin shot with my callaway i usually spin it back about 3-5 yards so i didnt really know what to expect, the pin was at the front so i aimed at the middle i stuck it beutifully it landed at the the back which wasnt were i originally aimed. it took two bounces nearly went of the backthen it just zipped back 20 yardsand left me a 3 foot putt for birdie. that round i shot a 3 under par 67.i went through 3 balls though after a few wedge shots you have to swap balls.

Okay, I shoot low 90s, and am flirting with breaking into the 80s every round. So I checked out Titleist ball fitting thing, it told me to try the Pro V1 or the Prestige. I played a round with the Prestige. Man this ball really stops. I did not notice any loss of distance. What I did notice is the durability. This ball just doesn't hold up. I bought a sleeve of 3. After scuffing the first one on the second hole (BUT MAN DID THAT SHOT STOP), and cutting the second on the 11th, I went back to my Top Flites. The ball stops, but doesn't hold up. I may be a hacker, (only one of the balls was because of my hacking) when I pay this much for a ball it should last..

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While passing by the golf ball rack at my local proshop, I saw Titleist Tour Prestige dozens for $19. I decided to purchase a dozen because of the amazing price (I believe these balls are being discontinued, hence the price, thanks Pro V1). I teed them up the next day, and here our my findings.

Distance off the driver and irons was about 5 yards less most of the time. They just didn't seem to fly as far as the newer 3-piece balls compared to these wound liquid filled balls.

The spin was AMAZING. I can check these balls up on chip shots, sand shots, pitch shots. They gave me confidence to fly my pitches straight to the hole because I knew they would take once bounce and stop, with no roll. The spin does effect straightness of drives/irons though, these are meant for players that work the ball, not for people looking for straight distance.

The durability was terrible. Especially with playing with my square grooved Ping I3's, I would shave the cover with every shot. I even had cover shavings on my RTG wedges after chip shots. Cover durability sacrificed for soft feel. I had to switch balls every 2 to 3 holes.

All in all, a decent ball for an above average player.

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Is a shame that titleist is discontinuing this ball, there is a place for great feeling wound balls like this one. While the high spin solid balls perform great, wound balls still seem to spin more on partial shots. Sure, you are going to lose some distance, but on shorter courses with hard greens, they can't be beat.
I picked these up cheap and they are a killer value, and I plan to use them up slowly.
As for all you kids out there who think wound balls don't go far, you should have the privilige of playing with the old Atti-pattern balatas of the yesteryear. Those things were short. Jack and Arnie would have killed the modern ball 300+ every time in their youth.

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Very consistent. Nice blend of the Professional and Tour Balata.

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This ball performed better than I thought it would. I was expecting a lot of sidespin and loss of distance(I normally play Tour Distance). The biggest benefit I found with this ball was its workability at 40yds and in. Saved some pars with some nice pitches.

Customer Service

Never had to.

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