Kettler Speed Pro Spinner

Advantages: Distance, Feel, durability
Disadvantages: Price

...Mention the Pro V1 to the average golfer and one of the first words they'd use would be 'expensive'. Mention the Pro V1 to a decent golfer and one of the first words they'd use would be, 'long'. Mention the Pro V1 to a good golfer and the word they'd use would be 'essential'. There is no doubt in my mind that the Pro V1 has taken shots off my game. I am no expert on the production of golf balls, but as a low handicap golfer I believe I am able to review this as well as most. Titleist describes its characteristics as: Longer Tee to Green. Straight consistant Ball flight. Drop and Stop Technology. Soft High speed Performance feel. Shear and Abrasion Resistant Cover. With none of this can I argue, but for someone who wants to know how this will affect there game, what does it mean? Longer Tee to Green - I found that I... Read review

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Advantages: fun, adictive, fairly priced, health effects
Disadvantages: care for the ball, can't drop it, can be hard to grip and start

...The powerball is a relatively new craze and hasn’t lifted off as yet but I’m sure it will, prices range from 15 pounds to 70 pounds relating to which ball you get. Powerballs 250hz 2590hz pro Neon Neon pro Techno Signature Metal (silver) 350hz Metal black 350hz The basic model is the 250hz powerball, which is the same design as the rest but without the digital Speedo; the techno is the same design but has different colors in one ball. The also has a unique way of scrolling the spin result using the LED’s instead of the Speedo, the metal balls are the professional balls which achieve greater pressure and speeds. The signature ball costs 25.99 pounds and is basically a pro with higher standard plastics and innards with smoky plastic and brighter LED’s plus this ball is 350hz like the two metal higher end... Read review

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Advantages: Great name in golf balls
Disadvantages: Not really for high handicappers

...I'm not really into the science of golf balls, all I know is that there are good balls and not so good balls. I wouldn't play with golf balls that cost 20p per ball such as Donnay because they don't feel nice to hit and yes on the golf course you just don't use Donnay to play low rounds and in tourneys. I tried a titleist Pro V1X today in a Stableford tourney off white tees so I had a little extra yardage to play, I mostly use Titleist PTS Solo because they are designed for mid to high handicappers, and I can hit them, so they work for me. Titleist have brought out this new breed of ball, and as i said I don't know the science so i'm not going to say there is this and there is that, etc. All i know is that these balls are designed to cut out spin, have a lower flight and create more distance, however, I never saw any of that. To me... Read review

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