Wilson Sporting Goods Tour Velocity Accuracy 15-Ball Pack, White

I have been using these for a couple of years now mainly because of the low price. The ball is somewhat hard but spins good enough. Tends to fly straight. I also play the Taylor Made ‘Distance’ ball which has a little more feel and spin. Im a 12 index.

I like these balls. I'm in my sixties and of course, my swing has slowed a little. These balls have a nice feel with slower swings.

I’m a 5 handicap been playing for nearly 30 years. I can’t afford to pay top $ for pro v1s, other tour balls. But still want the soft feel and distance. These balls give u just that. They however do not spin like a tour ball, which is fine by me as I live in upstate NY and the courses are usually wet from spring to mid summer and fall. They feel great, go straight do to lack of spin and go just as far as a tour ball. I have only tried the “accuracy” version of these balls. Also, the compression is about 70 which is the same as a pro v1. Also again, don’t listen to the old “soft balls are for slow swing speeds” that was the case 30 years ago which is not true anymore. It’s all about what feels good to you

I get very good distance with this golf ball but less than the premium ones like ProVs. The much lower cost makes this an excellent choice for medium to higher handicaps.

I can't say that they fix a slice since I've worked on my swing and am not slicing nearly as much, but just played a golf outing and most of my balls were in or just off the fairway. Going to have to compare them to some higher priced balls for comparison, but you can't beat the price.

Great value golf ball.

For the price the ball performs really good. Not the stopping power of a Pro v but decent around the greens. Long off the tee. Would definitely buy again.

Not a good golfer and. It going to spend $5/ball. I hit the cover off these balls. In addition, I do feel like they reduced my "natural" slice a bit. Good enough for this novice. Definitely worth the risk at a dollar a ball.