Wilson Titanium Golf Balls

Advantages: Easy to control, lots of distance and reliable
Disadvantages: if hit wrongly can be disasterous but only ever happens on a blue moon

...I have only started playing with Wilson Staff golf balls recently after i found one when looking for one of my many lost in the trees. I used it once and fell in love. It was extremely effective. Before this i used bay hill golf balls which were effective but no way as near. Even though in shops, Wilson balls are approx. twenty pounds a dozen. Which isn't terribly expensive but if you are new to the game of golf it is a waste of money, as you can buy balls for much less as you will more than likely loose them anyway. But if you are a golfer and aren't satisfied with the resullts of your current golf balls then i would definetely give these a try as i can guarantee that 9 out of ten times they improve your game.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Hits the ball a VERY long way. Keeps the ball straight.
Disadvantages: Not a solitary thing.

...shots splitting the middle of the fairway at around the 260 yard to 290 yard mark. It’s a LOVELY feeling, let me tell you! ~ ~ TaylorMade have achieved this seemingly impossible feat by using the best golf club designers in the business, and combining their skills with the very best that CAD (Computer Aided Design) has to offer. The face of the driver (the part that contacts with the golf ball) is made out of ultra-thin, high-strength titanium, which is manufactured separately from the rest of the club head, and then welded on in two separate parts. This is what gives the club the extra “bounce” at the point of impact, and enables golfers with even a relatively slow swing speed to hit the ball FAR further than they ever have before. The head is 350cc in size, with a standard height face design, so it doesn’t feel like you’re swinging... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: Reliable and easy to use for a beginner
Disadvantages: Not terribly long-hitters

...My Wilson Fatshaft Irons were the first set of clubs I ever bought just over 2 years ago. So obviously I haven't been playing golf for long and comparatively could probably still be referred to as a beginner. I was recommended this set of irons by my club pro as they were in my price range and good for beginners. The set I bought also incorprated "hybrid" clubs for extra distance in the 3 and 4 irons. ------The Head---------- The club-heads are on the hole quite non-descript. Simply saying Wilson and the iron number on the club sole and Fatshaft on the back of the head you wouldn't take a second look. The heads do offer a great deal of forgiveness on off centre shots (which I was thankful for) but reward greatly for the sweetly hitten shots as the ball flys high and straight. The cavity back on these irons also helps with distance... Read review

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