GolfBlogger’s 2020 Holiday Gift Guide -Golf Balls

GolfBlogger’s 2020 Holiday Gift Guide – Golf Balls

For GolfBlogger’s 2020 Holiday Gift Guide For Golf Clubs follow the link.

Here are some holiday gift suggestions in the golf ball category. Every golfer will appreciate more balls that they can lose. The list includes offerings from GolfBalls.Com, SaintNine, Bridgestone and Volvik.

As is the policy for GolfBlogger’s gift guides, I only include products that I have personally tested and enjoyed. Each of these is GolfBlogger Certified For Good Golf.

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Saintnine Golf Balls: Extreme Soft Gold and UPro

Grade: A
Teacher’s Comments: I’ve enjoyed playing these balls

One of the surprises of the summer for me was how much I liked the Saintnine Golf Balls. The Extreme Soft Gold is in the same product category as higher end offerings such as the Bridgestone Tour B RXS (see below). The UPro compares to the Callaway SuperSoft and unusually for a $25 dollar-a-box ball, has a urethane cover.

An interesting — and cute — touch, is that each Saintnine ball is emblazoned with the icon of an animal that Saintnine calls “Mental Mates.” Each of these characters is supposed to help you improve your game by providing a better state of mind.

Read GolfBlogger’s SaintNine Golf Ball Review

Bridgestone Tour B RX and RXS

Bridgestone Tour B RX and RXS
Grade: A
Teachers’ Comments: This ball really flies, but still can be controlled around the greens. I want a season’s supply of the Tour B RX.

Tiger Woods plays a Bridgestone Tour B golf ball, and I find that it is the exception to my general rule that equipment designed for the pros is not good for my game.

Read GolfBlogger’s Tour B RX and RXS review.

Volvik XT Soft Golf Ball

Grade: B
Teachers’ Comments: Performs well, but I think it feels muted.

The Volvik XT Soft could be a good choice for a golfer who prefers a softer feeling ball. While it felt a bit too soft for my tastes, others will no doubt find it ideal.

Read GolfBlogger’s Volvik XT Soft Golf Ball Review

GolfBlogger’s 2020 Holiday Gift Guide -Golf Balls was first published on GolfBlogger.Com on December 4, 2020