🏌️ White Wilson Staff DUO Golf Ball - Ideal for Professional Golfers Review

My father loved these golf balls and loves to play golf. Not the best value for money here at Revain. But they were needed quickly. Wal-Mart sells them at a discount (not very common) for $19 a box.

Not a very good ball. Bought these to test out in cold weather hoping they would be soft enough to survive the cold temps. They did not feel soft and were not comfortable in the green. At the same time I tried Callaway software etc and they were great.

While it's a good ball, it's not exactly the diamond in the rough I was hoping to find. I know "feeling" is an ambiguous description. But the golfer will understand what I'm talking about. This ball lacks the feel I was hoping for. In terms of specific performance, I would say this ball is slightly shorter than the ProV1 and TP5. Full swing approaches tend to stagnate comparable to these balls.

I have played a Callaway Chrome Soft Ball for five years because it is soft on the wedges and turns great on the green, all in all a dozen is £35 Dollar. Callaway raised the price to $50 a dozen - I could play a ProV1 at that price! I started looking for a high compression ball with a urethane coating and the DUO Pro fitted me perfectly. I didn't want to go for more yards, but I was pleasantly surprised that I could go ten more yards with my woods, hybrids and long irons - they're really good…

I'm a big golfer and have been experimenting with different compression golf balls all summer. Most people buy golf balls without even thinking about compression. It sounds strange, but the less compression, the further the sound goes. For example, this ball has a compression ratio of 60 and the Titleist Pro V1 has a compression ratio of about 100, so theoretically this ball will fly further than the Pro V1 due to the lower compression ratio. If you swing from moderate to brutal mode and are a…