Originally Posted by BrianL99 (Post 2437945)

I wouldn't trust ordering them online and hoping to get the "hollow arrow" ... I'd want to see them in person.

Originally Posted by tophcfa (Post 2437987)

Lost Golf Balls . Com. I get a small bucket of 8 dozen barely used Titelist Velocities, in pristine condition, for about $125, or less than $1.33 per ball. The balls are as good as new and a bucket easily last me a couple years. I’ll never pay $50+ for a dozen new balls that won’t play any better.

Originally Posted by jimhoward (Post 2437957)

Because money is not that important and good balls give me confidence and confidence matters.

To the extent that the ball is a factor at all (other than psychologically), using a consistent ball type is more important than which ball.

Originally Posted by Caymus (Post 2437998)

Played Westover a few times. I remember the C5A's from the air force base flying directly overhead at what seem like 1 mile per hour.

Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 2437943)

Kirkland, Callaway Warbird, Noodle, DUO, etc., will deliver the same performance for 99.9992% of all Villages as compared to ProV's, Chromes, TP5. But at about 1/2 the price.

Come on old wise Villagers, why are you paying for expense balls??

:shrug:

Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 2438034)

150,000 x 0.000008 = 1.2

Wow. So, if every Villager was a golfer, only one golfer would perform better using a ProV, Chrome, or TP5.

Who is it?

Originally Posted by tophcfa (Post 2438044)

Patric Reed, when he’s visiting his grandparents.

Originally Posted by Caymus (Post 2437998)

Played Westover a few times. I remember the C5A's from the air force base flying directly overhead at what seem like 1 mile per hour.

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy (Post 2438053)

Playing Pease AFB course in a couple of weeks. I wave to the pilots as I can see the whites of their eyes and read their name badges, but they are looking ahead at the runway and not down

Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 2437943)

Kirkland, Callaway Warbird, Noodle, DUO, etc., will deliver the same performance for 99.9992% of all Villages as compared to ProV's, Chromes, TP5. But at about 1/2 the price.

Come on old wise Villagers, why are you paying for expense balls??

:shrug:

Originally Posted by BrianL99 (Post 2438027)

Read this report, you'll never buy a "reclaimed golf ball" again.

Originally Posted by dewilson58 (Post 2437943)

Kirkland, Callaway Warbird, Noodle, DUO, etc., will deliver the same performance for 99.9992% of all Villages as compared to ProV's, Chromes, TP5. But at about 1/2 the price.

Come on old wise Villagers, why are you paying for expense balls??

:shrug:

Originally Posted by Bassdeer (Post 2438101)

Yea I tried their balls; it was like hitting a brick. Threw 3 dozen in the trash. I use Kirkland and work fine for me. I shoot in the low 70's (gets any colder than that I don't go out)

Originally Posted by BrianL99 (Post 2437858)

For the last 5-6 years, Kirkland golf balls have been atrocious. Consistency was non-existent and they weren't worth playing.

There's apparently a new model over the last few months, and rumor has it, Costco has changed its manufacturer.

They're ridiculously inexpensive and My Golf Spy's recent testing was off the charts.

Just a moment...

With Villagers' passion for saving money & a new Costco coming to town, I thought I'd spread the word.

BTW, these balls are "hard". Higher compression than a Pro V1. They will feel hard when you hit them. That said, in almost every case, a "harder" ball will go further. Don't buy into the "seniors need soft golf balls" BS.