Enhanced 2019 ERC Soft Triple Track Golf Balls 12-Pack, Previous Generation Review

Like many other golfers, I'm always trying to "buy the game,” so I order every new ball just to go back to the Callaway Supersoft Ball. Not anymore, these new Callaway balls are great and have helped me in every aspect of my game except putting. I still play like Ray Charles.

The new Callaway ERC ball was a pleasure to play with. It's not as soft as the Super Soft, but feels great and has less clickiness than comparable premium balls from other brands. I would compare the feel to Chrome software. Excellent performance and color registration helps. I think I even saw Phil BossMick play on TV last weekend!

I wanted to try this ball to make sure the alignment lines on this ball match mine. There is no difference in this aspect, but I felt the difference between this ball and the Chrome Soft I usually play. I felt that ERC Soft is heavier than Chrome Soft and I also noticed that I lost some distance and they didn't check as well as Chrome Soft. So I'm sticking with Chrome Soft because I prefer feel and control.

I am a good player and ERC is too soft and spins for me. I usually use Chrome Soft - an excellent ball - but wanted to see if cheaper ERCs would be worth the money. You are not. Too many disks with a strange trajectory. I lost a meter from target even if I managed to hit it straight. I can't get back to Chrome Soft fast enough. Were they ok for chipping and installation? Yes, but it's almost not enough. And the vaunted putting alignment lines are pretty much just advertising, nothing a good…

I've been using this ball for two years now, stacked up with a few different makes and models and keep coming back to it. We play 3-4 pitches and I'm 3-4 shots down on each of those pitches with ERC balls. It's not uncommon to get by with one ball per round. I have a 71 104-6 head, 10.5 degrees Epic Flash and I'm about 225 yards. I like the feel of the ball on the stick's surface, it compresses, doesn't flex, and doesn't feel spongy. I'm hitting pretty high irons and the ball marks on the turf…

golf balls, in general I find it ridiculously overpriced. Other than that, I love these ERCs. I know experts have many ways of quantifying a golf ball's quality - compression ratios and all kinds of parameters - but most golfers aren't good enough to say anything. If you're not playing professionally, just play for fun. It's a baseline, fun to play ball that generally feels great and lays soft on the green and spins a bit. These balls will do all of that. Finally, if you want to spend a few…

I only play Callaway when it comes to racquets. I love their gear, bags, shirts, gloves etc. But as far as golf balls go I have tried countless of them. I heard about Triple Track and had to try it. Definitely my favorite help. It's so good that you can see the ball's trajectory with an amazing trail when you hit. If you see him move, you'll know if he's in it or not. The ball feels great on tees, irons and sticks. I like it. Compared to the duo of Wilson, Cut, Titlelist and Srixon, this ball…

Now I've switched to ERC Soft. I've always liked Chrome Soft Truvis balls, but to be honest I've never found enough of any other to pay double what I could get for Callaway Super Soft. Per. I also used Nike's Mojo as I had enough clearance and felt the value. This shows that ERC Soft immediately changed my game on the green. Because of 3 long red/blue lines I lost putts that I could never make before. The ball feels great without my wedges. In addition, the ball is very easy to place on the…

I found one of these golf balls in my wife's golf bag and decided to hit it. I liked the putt lines the most, but after seeing them in action with the right shots on the green. i was sold In fact, I've been doing my own experiments around the 9th green at my club. I have used a Titleist TruSoft, a ProV1 and a Callaway ERC Soft from three different locations. The first was Iron Shard 7 due to false lies and I made sure to be consistent in my contact. The ERC software worked best on first contact