A friend gave me a Mojo to try out last weekend, i usually use Titleist PTS or Noodles, so was a little scepticle that this ball was going to improve my game. The Nike Mojo is a nice ball to look at and soft skinned, the name Mojo seems to be transferred to the ball like a kids fake tattoo. Off the tee i found it quite nice to hit, the ball has a good flight and soon lifts off if you hit it correctly, im not sure if there was much in length compared to my usual Titleist. i was on the 1st green in 2 and 2 putted the par 4, the ball seems soft to putt and i think you need to go to the practice green as i couldn't really 'feel' the 1st putt. the ball certainly went where i hit it but i was a little short, if i had practiced with the ball i proberly would have putt it in the hole, i certainly wouldn't have been short. I used the ball for several holes and in general it was ok, there wasn't hardly any markings on the ball, and as i have said off the tee it sounded nice and travelled, the approaches to greens, when i was online were ok, i couldn't really see much difference if any to my usual balls. These balls are supposed to make spin easier, but in all honesty i didn't see that at all. At around £16 for a dozen balls the Mojo certainly is worth the money, but if you are doing well with your usual golf balls i wouldnt swap over. I'm not sure i would swap to Mojo, Nike do make nice balls there is no doubt about it, but I think i will stick to Titleist PTS.
overall 8 out of 10
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