Bridgestone e6 Golf Balls 2015 Edition - One Dozen Review

I usually use Srixon Q-Star balls. I found them to be very similar in performance. What I like most about Bridgestone is that the surface has a slightly softer feel, which gives a better feel to certain aspects of my game. I also prefer the yellow Bridgestone Q-Stars, which have a flatter, less glossy look.

The longest, straightest golf ball I've ever found (driving speed mid 90's). My only downside is that I can't rotate them, so some zoom frames roll out too far (but I'll learn). I've always had a single digit handicap but as I got older and played less I was always looking for an edge to keep my rhythm, it definitely helps my game stay short. Shoot 43s first and 37s for 80s. They fly straight on less than perfect shots and add a little distance (10 yards to the driver).

Great ball. The ball doesn't seem to spin as much which leads to more fairways and poorer scores. Most players do not intentionally undercut/hook the ball, loosen/stretch the ball resulting in extra shots. Now you can lose the ball anyway, but as a professional it doesn't seem so extreme. One case I see is the ball stopping on a green square. I usually stop the ball immediately and move back a little, this ball flies about 5-10 feet. Likely the result of minimal ball spin. I would recommend it…

Love these balls! I usually play Callaway Warbirds or Titleist but I tried Bridgestones and played a great game. I certainly could have just played really well, but I noticed a definite jump in distance off the tee and also in control in the short game. loved the bridgestones and would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a quality ball. In fact, as a hobbyist, I don't use the more expensive premium touring balls, so there's no point in buying the Pro V1. For $20 you can't go wrong!

I've been playing these golf balls for quite some time, at least a few years. They really help me keep the ball straight on the tee as I struggle with that in my golf game. Close shots and throws around the green don't have the ridiculous spin, but good stopping power on full-length shots. Pitching and chipping offer a bit more effort but nothing overwhelming. These golf balls have helped me improve my golf game and thereby lower my score. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for…

As we age, golf balls just don't fly as far as they did when we were young. So life is. I switched from a high spin ball (Bridgeston 330 and Pro V1x) about a year and a half ago. The truth is, even with a 9 handicap, I don't need that many spins around the greens. And I really don't want that to be taken off the shirt. I started with Titleist NXT Tour and then Titleist Velocity. Everyone is looking for more distance. Found it with Velocity but struggled with the greens. The ball is very hard…