Tried a dozen that I got with a gift card. Compared to my usual ProV1 the 330RX is 5-10 yards longer and responds with better backspin into the greens with my 91 mph clubhead speed. I’ve always maintained that “nothing putts like a Titleist” but this ball does just that. I also switched to the e6+ for my ‘cool weather’ ball. Bridgestone is making some excellent products right now that play just as they claim. Highly recommended.
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Product is flimsey but will work ok if you punch another hole in the middle and use the 2 outer hole to secure the mat with stakes, also buy some decent rubber tees from the sporting goods store because the included split tee will soon fail at the splits better off just to just forget this mat and buy a heaverier front door mat punch a hole in it and and purchase some rubber tees from the sporting goods store.
I would like to return the peoduct I feel forthe money the product is not worth $20.00 I am suprized Amazon would approve this item Please send a return authorization to Greg Hutchens 19119 rogers rd. Odessa,fl. 33556
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Greg hutchens
This golf mat did not cost much, but it is not worth much. The mat is very light weight. Every time a ball is hit from the mat, the mat moves. Do not buy this product, you will not be happy.
Felt cheated after buying this mat. It was so light that when I did the chipping the whole piece of mat flew off with the ball. Below of the mat was made of foam. Cannot hold the hitting. Very disappointed.
I used the door mat better than this mat. Bad Bad Bad!!!!
I bought this with a practice net — in case my husband / son wanted to use the net inside. Works okay for that (comes folded so it takes some time to “level out”); but, it doesn’t work in the grass so my lawn continues to suffer.
These golf balls are a little on the expensive side, but they drive long and straight and are easier to find in the tall grass or woods… most times. I have lost a couple of them already, but they look beautiful in flight and I always know which ball is mine.
Nice and shiny but not a very good golf ball. Hard as a rock and the outside scuffs easily. Put them on my collection rack.
I lover them , and if you are not a fairway golfer like myself ,it is super easy to spot your ball.
I love these golfballs! Never lose another golfball when using these. The metallic finish is easy to see while it’s in the air and on the ground, particularly on sunny days. They just shine in the sun, so even if the ball goes into the rough, it’s easy to find. You can still lose one in a water hazard, though! Even though I’ve been careful around water hazards, I did lose one (and only one, I’m usually more careful!) in a river. Some lucky scavenger will find a pretty, shiny green ball someday.
The ball flies long and straight. It works great on the greens too, nice roll.
I get a lot of comments on it from my playing partners.
I’ve seen both the shiny metallic, and the glitter metallic in blue, green, silver, gold and orange in action on the golf course, and all are easy to spot except the blue. Blue is my favorite color, and I tried using one for a few holes on a sunny day, and it was still tough to find in the grass. The others can be seen from over a hundred yards away in a fairway, and maybe a bit closer when it’s in the rough.
I definitely recommend these balls!!
I was given one of these golf balls by a friend even though I’ve always been a “purist” and would only use white golf balls. Now I’m a convert. They are worth the money. These golf balls roll very true on the greens and I love the extra distance in the fairways. Super product!
A 3-piece ball that’s extra long with soft feel and costs only $25/dozen? Pinch me–then walk 300 yards down the fairway and catch my drive…on the fly. You’re not dreaming. This ball is super long. I’m a 12.2 hdcp with a relatively slow swing speed and this ball is the longest I’ve played. In one round I hit 5 drives over 300 yards and 4 around 280. This ball added ~10 yards to my irons, too. So once you get past the frustration–and shock–of flying greens and figure out that you need to club down, you’ll be fine. Ball plays super soft off the putter; perhaps a little “bouncy” is more like it, but not without sacrificing feel and feedback. I played the Srixon Z-URS before this and the Trispeed is longer, straighter and $20 cheaper. If you like the Titleist NXT Tour, you’ll like this ball more. I’ve played it against the Bridgestone e6, too, and like it more. Probably not a good ball for those with fast swing speeds, but for the slower swing speed player it’s a long, high-launch marvel. I plan to stockpile this ball because I know Srixon’s only going to come out with a new model and replace it with something I probably won’t like as much. If someone from Srixon is reading this, stop wasting your money on those stupid talking ball ads and divert all the money into prolonging this line of golf ball. You’ve happened upon a winner; don’t screw it up.
golf balls are excellent, low spin for more control of fades and hooks but with a soft feel
I was hopeful that the Bushnell GPS would have been as advanced as their line of sight products. No so. The color and digital display of yardage are good but that is where it ends. Difficult to set up, poor visual on the course selection and the map function has only worked once in the last 10 times I played. Also, when charging, there is no indicator showing the the charging is complete. If you are looking for yardage only this device is acceptable.
This is a nice product, simple to operate, and a great tool for your disposal at the course. Yardages are accurate, easy to read in all conditions, I recommend. Customer service from Bushnell also good.
I did alot of research on the Golf GPS units before I made the decision to purchase the Bushnell XGC unit. I am extremely happy with this unit. Heres my summary-
- works like a charm
-battery life is excellent. I’d say I burn about 20% of the battery life for a round of golf.
-the golf course map and the scorecard features are really cool and very useful.Most courses I’ve played have the map feature. Some do not. At any time during the round you can get a scoring summary (birdies, pars, bogeys, putts etc).
-the contrast on the color screen is excellent. Plus you can change the contrast at any time.
-yardages are right on. A stroke saver.
-real easy to download the courses from the Bushnell website to the unit.
-price is really good for what you get.
Pros: Easy to use on course. Great yardages. Probably taken 5-7 strokes off. Holds 100 courses
Cons: The interface to download courses is a little slow. Be patient when donloading, then check downloads to make sure the course was fully downloaded. For $35/yr you get 100 course downloads (credits), BUT if a course has 27 holes, that counts as 3 credits used. If a course has 18 holes, its only 1 credit.
Overall, I saw the value in this unit over the others. The hole maps, distances to hazards are great, and using the unit was easy. It fits in my pocket without being distracting and battery life seems great.
I spent a great deal to search for my next golf GPS to replace my aging SkyCaddie. After playing with my friend’s Bushnell unit, I was sure this was going to be it. It has everything I wanted in my new unit. I was also getting fed up with my SkyCaddie limitation of 10 concurrent courses, annual memberships, and limited targets. Not to mention that SkyCaddie had their new SG3.5 on their web site as “Coming soon” since last Christmas and when I asked their sales person two weeks ago for the status, his response was “I don’t know, I’m just in sales”. I definitely wasn’t going to give my business to them anymore.
I was about to click to confirm my order when I decided to google one last time for other candidates…and found Garmin Approach G5. I don’t think I need to get into the merits of Garmin’s GPS expertise. I have several Nuvis and they’re great. I like their intuitive touch screen and simplified UI. It’s also waterproof. A feature no other golf GPS can claim.
The biggest decision factor was that no fee for membership or courses. You simply go to Garmin’s web site and download their latest course list and firmware updates for FREE! Currently, they have over 9400 courses and they can ALL be stored on the unit so no shuffling of courses. They did have a touch sensor issue, but a free update corrected the problem and they also added more features.
The only negative thing I find on this Garmin unit is that it IS the most expensive unit out there and would not be for eveyone. Because of the price, this Bushnell unit is probably the best price-performance buy (not to mention far superior than SkyCaddies).
I have tried this ball for my own personal use and I have also given them as a gift to friends .. It is a fun ball to play with and I like the colors and they fact they seem to glow .. You get good distance with this ball . I thought they would appeal only to women but interestly enough some my men golfing buddies like them as well ..
They are very visible and it is much easier to find your ball . They perform well unlike some of the other balls such as Sponge Bob .. it is more a novelty ball .
Probably wouldn’t use these every day because they’re a little pricey, but they perform well, and certainly visible on the course.
Great novelty ball