Review on Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls Yellow by Ryo Flora

So this year I've spent more money on balls than I can count. Here are my impressions from this year (2015): • ProV1: great balls - I know why this is popular with many players but the price is too high. Washes out fairly easily. Confused with other people's eggs. Doesn't help with my part. • Callaway Chrome Soft: great balls. Less expensive than the ProV1, same feel and distance but still a bit more expensive for me. Stops well on short irons/wedges. Doesn't help with my piece • Callaway SuperSoft: very soft, feels nice - feels like butter. Harder to control than Chrome Soft on Green. Very good price. Doesn't help with my part. • Callaway Hex: See above, but not a great feeling. Doesn't help with my piece • TaylorMade Burner: I like the sound ("click!") it makes on impact. The longest route so far. Feels quite complex and difficult to handle but very good value at just over $1 a ball. Doesn't help with my cut. • Shrikson Q-Star: Good combination of feel, distance and control. Good price. VERY easy to scratch. Doesn't help with my cut. • Bridgestone e6: I lost a lot of distance with this ball. makes me pathetic hate her. The few I have left I only use around water barriers. Doesn't help with my part. • Wilson Titanium Ball: Can't beat the price, but you get what you pay for. I gave them to my poor 9 year old son. I hope he loses them all soon, but he has also stopped using them. Just as friends keep friends from drinking bad beer, friends shouldn't let friends play golf with these balls. I prefer to play with used balls. And it doesn't help with my piece. • Bridgestone B330: My favorite so far. Distance, feel, control - all very good. Stops at a dime. Excellent green control and stick feedback is wonderful. The price is pretty decent too. Nobody I know plays with Bridgestone, so my ball never gets mixed up with anyone else. Doesn't help with my part.