Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls Yellow Review

I usually play Taylormade Project (a), Callaway Chrome Soft and Titleist Pro V1 balls and wanted to try Callaway Supersoft. The first thing that struck me was how easy it came from the club. The low compression and soft sound made me double check if I was really hitting the ball correctly. Especially without an iron. The ball flies straight and well away from my driver and the woods, but not as far as other brands I use. I checked this using the Trackman Launch Monitor at my local driving…

Ever since I bought it for my wife, she hasn't hit me in the balls with her bat. Bought these for an old lady to hit someone's ball other than mine. She finally has a set of eggs and no longer keeps mine in her bag. Now that I want to play with my balls, I know they'll still be there. I no longer worry about them being treated the way I don't like them or getting dirty. There is nothing better than playing with clean balls. I have also found that she is much more careful and considerate of her…

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…