🏌️ Callaway Chrome Soft Golf Balls (12-Count) - Prior Generation Review

I love Callaway balls and these do not disappoint. I love the fact that they are easy to spot and I don't always lean over to check the ball and wonder if it's mine. Their design makes this unnecessary. Nice feeling, good distance, durable. There's just no guarantee they won't end up in the water!

The low compression of the Callaway Chrome Soft Golf Ball allowed me to reduce my score significantly. Especially around the wedge green where it saves me almost a shot per hole. I even noticed that Phil Mickelson used it in The Open with great results. If the best wedge player in the game uses it, it's not that bad.

Great for playing on turf. The ball checks very well with frontal shots/chips and top irons. Still trying to figure out my distance as it was very windy. So I have some ridiculous drives and some got stuck. So any feedback from a different terrain on their results from afar would be great. If I can get long distance, this is the perfect golf ball.

My boyfriend loves these golf balls. I originally bought them as novelty because they look like soccer balls. Since they're chrome (a great ball), he still played them seriously. He found he loved the feel and never had to mark his golf balls as nobody else had one. They are very easy to find on the fairway, rough or in the woods, seriously we were very impressed. I would recommend them, worth the price. I only wish they had done more!

I am already a Callaway Chrome Soft user and was excited to try the new technology from Tervis. While I don't really notice an increase in attention span, I like that I can easily distinguish my ball from the others in my group. It's quite nice to see this ball spinning and spinning, of course it's like watching a football. For me, the most important thing about the new ball is visibility. I will not be reviewing the Callaway Chrome Soft as it is the same ball that many others have written…

Large ball. At a great price (I personally still find a lot of money for a golf ball compared to premium travel balls). Due to the softness of this ball, you won't lose distance on any club, but will likely gain 2-3 yards on your irons and 10 yards on your driver. Excellent responsiveness around the green. I usually play Srixon's Q-Star for cost reasons and when trying this ball I had to consider that the ball has routinely tested 50% more than the Q-Star on all chips, even out of the rough. If

I have used a Callaway Supersoft golf ball and I am delighted. I bought two cases of the new Chrome Soft and am testing both for range, chipping and rolling. It's hard to test both balls when the court is so full, but in a few weeks when the winter visitors come back north I'll be able to play two balls to compare. I played the tournament in Arizona and Callaway. The rep was there, I have a new set of Callaway Big Bertha clubs and I asked him for two balls. He said that for slower swing speeds…