Balls
The only piece of equipment you use on every shot, and the gap between models is wider than most players expect. Come in with a sleeve of each.
67 results
Titleist
Pro V1
The ball most of the field plays, for reasons.
£52
Dozen
Titleist
Pro V1x
Higher flight, firmer feel. The other half of the conversation.
£52
Dozen
Titleist
Velocity
Distance, and nothing pretending otherwise. Half the price too.
£30
Dozen
Srixon
Z-STAR
The softer Z-Star. More spin into greens than the XV.
£45
Dozen
Srixon
Soft Feel
Soft, cheap and honest about both. A good ball to learn on.
£24
Dozen
Srixon
Z-STAR Diamond
Built around the wedges. More spin in, less off the tee.
£45
Dozen
Srixon
Q-STAR Tour
Tour cover, slower compression. The sensible middle of the rack.
£34
Dozen
Srixon
Q-STAR Ultispeed
Fast and cheap. It will not check, and it is not trying to.
£28
Dozen
Srixon
Soft Feel Brite
The Soft Feel in a colour you can find in the rough.
£24
Dozen
Callaway
Chrome Tour
The one that made people stop assuming the tour ball came from one place.
£52
Dozen
Callaway
Chrome Tour X
Firmer, lower spinning, and it needs speed to make sense.
£52
Dozen
Callaway
Chrome Soft Triple Track
The same ball with three lines on it. Some people putt better for it.
£45
Dozen
Callaway
Supersoft
The best selling ball in Britain, and not by accident.
£25
Dozen
Callaway
Supersoft MAX
Oversized, and legal. For slower speeds that need help getting up.
£25
Dozen
Callaway
ERC Soft
Soft feel with more carry than soft balls usually manage.
£35
Dozen
Callaway
Warbird Distance+
Long, cheap, and it will not check. It does not pretend otherwise.
£20
Dozen