Mizuno RB Tour Golf Balls Review

I switched completely to Mizuno Tour. I didn't experience any scrapes or cuts on the ball as some have mentioned. I hit trees and bounced off a cart or two. I recently rode in 25mph winds for a real test. The ball spun and accelerated to 280. My average speed has increased by 25 yards since the switch. My playmates noticed a significant increase in spin on the green. I was playing on a field with fast but soft greens and had to play with the club to compensate for the backspin. I get 10-15 feet

The RB Tour X test below is an accurate test of the harder of the two balls. The RB Tour, the softer of the two at 91 compression, is a great ball and I enjoy playing it, but the main downside is coverage. If you get a one-ball round, consider yourself lucky. This ball cuts cover easily, and a hard wedge hit often enough damages the ball to put it out of play. As I said, I really like this ball, but the weakness of the cover keeps me from buying a dozen more. When they run out I'll go back to…

I bought these balls just to see if Mizuno could extend their technology to a golf ball. I have never played Mizuno golf balls before and didn't know what to expect and found very little feedback on this ball as it is new to the US. I was very happy with the overall performance of this ball on a cold, windy day (45 degrees). I have 7 points and am very good at catching the ball on the turn. First the positives: The ball goes crazy in the wind. I made several punches that were pulled with the…