ACELMILE 3 Layer Standard Stability Maximum Review

Review from my golfing husband: These Acelmile Super Soft Feel golf balls are like many others on the market at this price point. Surlyn's coating is strong but, as you'd expect, doesn't feel like a urethane ball. Here, too, they cost significantly less. Again, there are many golf balls of this type to choose from in this price range. It's not much of a risk to take a dozen and see what you think.

I've played a few rounds with Acemile Super Soft golf balls and found them to travel the same distance as all brands of balls I've used. I'm an older golfer with a slow swing speed and a handicap of about 16. As for the softness of the ball. I find pasta balls are softer than these and Srixon type balls are harder. With my skills and reach, these balls suit me well and would probably be a good ball for anyone but scratch golfers. The price is reasonable.

I have to say right away that I'm a beginner golfer. While I may not have the most discerning tastes, I can at least tell when hitting a ball is getting worse and these balls were not as comfortable as my other balls I used the last time I played golf. I asked the other three in my group to touch them too just to see if it was me and they agreed they didn't feel as soft as we would all like, especially the super soft feel . They are also more expensive than the balls I have used and preferred…

I am a beginner golfer who plays with friends more for fun than to reduce his handicap. These golf balls played well and felt pretty good on the course to me. I've never found a golf ball that significantly changes your score, but they were soft and I was able to keep them on the fairway most of the time. The only disadvantage of these balls is the high price. Being new, I know I'll come back with fewer balls than I started at the beginning of the round, so I try to use more economical balls…