15-Pack of White Impulse Premium Golf Balls Review

Can't remember but something was hard) - Good value for money Bad: - Not the softest ball and hard to get on the green control Conclusion: I would say I'm an intermediate to advanced golfer (handicap around 8) and this ball is long. I would definitely classify it as a long-distance ball. It has a durable finish and does not cut easily. It's a bit difficult to control the ball on the green as it's not the softest ball and you can't really feel it very well. For beginners and intermediate players

Bought a few dozen of these based on the reviews here. I'm surprised there are so many good reviews because these balls are useless. If you're playing in the desert or wide open fields without a hard pan or those things called trees, they should be fine. However, I have never played a ball with such a fragile cover. These things scratch and cut so easily, they're not worth the price. If you hit the kart track on the fly you'll probably have to throw some balls, but I found it constantly worn…

I wish I could be good enough at golf to know the difference between golf balls. I can not. The only thing that has always stood out to me about these Impulse balls is that they bounce less than other balls when they land - they seem to land. I got curious and tried just bouncing on the granite slab to compare it to other balls. There is no doubt that they bounce less and stop very quickly. Another difference that immediately catches the eye is the pimple pattern, which is quite different from…

If you are a beginner or occasional golfer looking for an inexpensive and durable ball, check out these two-piece impulse balls. I expected them to feel like rocks on a club face, but they really weren't that heavy. The case is extremely durable. I've taken 100-150 shots at the same ball with a mat from the cleats to the driver and there was no real visible damage to the coating, just as much wear and tear as you would expect after so many shots, no cuts or big ones abrasions. The logo and…

I'm an intermediate golfer and my secret weapon on the course is Callaway Hex soft golf balls. Like them they have low compression cores which in my experience makes them more forgiving when it comes to hooks/cuts while also offering drives that are much longer than "regular" golf balls. I found these Impulse balls very comparable to the Callaways, although I would still give the latter a slight edge when it comes to forgiveness and distance. The biggest difference seems to be the cost, as of…