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This comment was written by Forum user MyGolfSpyMason_S
It looks and feels
I wasn’t used to the sight Callaway’s dimple pattern but I did it too quickly. The ball looks very clean with great graphics, especially the very subtle triple diamond. It is a solid ball that is very comparable to Pro V1x AND Pro V1x Left Dash.
Rotation and Speed ​​(Driver)
This ball it’s great for high swing speed players who occasionally struggle with excessive spin off. That said, it’s not a magic one-slice fix. The MGS 2025 ball test said these were the longest ball, but I didn’t see any improvement in distance off the tee. If there was, it was minimal.
Spin and Speed ​​(Iron)
The aspect of this ball that surprised me the most is the spin off of a long iron. My carry distances didn’t change, but after a few rounds, I felt confident in this ball hitting greens from over 200 yards away. This combination of a low spin tee while maintaining enough spin for approach shots is really appealing.
Breaking and setting
Everything felt very similar to Pro V1x I’m used to it. The only difference was getting used to standing on a Callaway logo in green.
CONCLUSION
There is no doubt that this is a high quality golf ball. This ball is great for high swing speed golfers looking for a lower spin ball like myself. After trying this ball, I believe it is Titleist ProV1x Left dash there is real competition. Unless you are an extreme brand loyalist, I would highly recommend giving this ball a try.
Technical Specifications (From MGS 2025 ball test)
- Compression: 101
- Ball Speed ​​(Driver/Fast): 168 mph
- RPM (Driver/Fast): 2640 rpm
- Ball speed (iron/fast): 127 mph
- Spin (Iron/Fast): 6,776 rpm
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