Review on BRIDGESTONE E6 Golf White Soft by Christian Poojary

Maybe the straightest ball I've ever hit, next to the E6 Speed, but softer on the ball, especially at impact. The E6 sounds a bit crisp but still nice, the E6 Soft feels good in all clubs and still sounds solid. None of the balls have any bite off the greens so I just play for the roll. I have an index of 6.9 and would recommend this ball to any player looking for more precision on tee shots and irons without losing distance. For the last 4 months I have compared all golf ball characteristics and specifications with: Driver: Callaway. GBB Epic SZ 9* with Aldila Rogue Max 65 Stiff (-1 1/2") - sometimes switches to 75 Stiff for more accuracy (but no problem with Bridgestone E6 Soft or Speed) Awesome! Irons: Callaway Rogue X with UST Mamiya ES780 Recoil F4 Stiff (Standard Length) Wedges: Callaway Mack Daddy Forged Chrome 54* 10 S200 TTDG Tour Blue Stiff -1” and 58* 8 S200 TT.Blue Stiff -1/2” 2* FlatAll with Winn Dri-Tac Midsize Dark Gray , great grip even when wet without glovesPutter: 2018 Odyssey O-Works #1W 32″ Top Tip: Fit or find out what gear you need, I fitted on January 18th and then used that knowledge with lots of help through online - or YouTube tutorials on how to fine-tune my game, as well as educational information about refills and golf balls Ball tested by: (all yellow) Titleist Pro V1, Tour Soft, Callaway Supersoft, Chrome Soft, E6 Soft & Speed, TM Project (a), Srixon Z-Star and Soft those balls which was a big surprise to me Greenside: Titleists and Project (a) had good rotation control, and all others need more deployment. If you're not loaded with cash or a low single digit Hdcp, try this E6 Soft and save some cash for more golf. S 50 Elite and Duo Optix compared to my Callaway Supersoft (been using for 3 years) for the coming cold months. Will be updated as results are collected. I hope this helped.