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Titleist Tour Soft Golf Balls (2024) Review

Published: 10 January 2024 Last updated: 17 January 2024

Titleist Tour Soft 2024 Golf Balls

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- Improved spin and greenside control compared to the previous model - Brilliant value at around £3/$3 per ball - Long and stable ball flight - Profound alignment aid works well off the tee and on the green

- Feel still isn't quite as good as a urethane cover golf ball

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What we say...

Titleist’s tour soft golf balls feature a new faster and larger core with a reformulated cover delivering quicker ball speeds and improved short game control.

Titleist are the brains behind some of the best golf balls on the market, with options for golfers of all abilities.

New for 2024, Titleist’s fourth generation of Tour Soft golf balls will be hoping to continue challenging the best amateur-level golf balls . Despite only being a two-piece construction, Tour Soft golf balls tend to perform much better than the best golf balls for beginners and high-handicappers .

Tour Soft are undoubtedly one of Titleist’s best golf balls because they appeal to a wide range of golfers. They present decent value compared to golf balls of a similar standard, but they aren’t cheap – costing more than £30/$35 per dozen.

If you’ve previously played with Tour Soft golf balls, you might have noticed they do lack greenside performance. However, Titleist have set about rectifying this for 2024.

New faster, larger core

The new faster, larger core in the 2024 Tour Soft helps to deliver faster ball speed and reduces spin in the long game, which in turn increases distance. The new and improved core also contributes to the fantastic soft feel.

Reformulated thin fusablend cover

In order to improve short-game performance in the new Tour Soft golf balls, Titleist have introduced a reformulated thin fusablend cover. This new cover provides more dependable greenside spin for brilliant short-game control.

346 quadrilateral dipyramid dimple design

Offering an efficient aerodynamic package thanks to the 346 quadrilateral dipyramid dimple design the Tour Soft flies at an optimal ball flight to generate longer distance.

What Titleist say about the Tour Soft

Mike Madson, Vice President, Titleist Golf Ball R&D

“What makes new Tour Soft unique is the size of its core, which gives the ball even more of its fastest material and allows for exceptional speed in the long game.

“The core is the engine of the golf ball, and that’s where a ball gets its speed.

“Then when you get into your scoring clubs, Tour Soft’s Fusablend cover over that large core gives golfers the spin needed to hit it closer to the hole.

“Manufacturing a 1.608″ core is not an easy task, but the advantages it delivers to golfers in on-course performance is tremendous.

“We’re only able to produce a core that large because of our manufacturing expertise. We have total control over all our processes, which allows us to make the advancements needed to create a core at that size that performs the same from ball to ball and dozen to dozen.”

Jeremy Stone, Vice President, Titleist Golf Ball Marketing

“Golfers who tee up Tour Soft are looking for soft feel and performance throughout the bag.

“Every change we made to new Tour Soft gives players a better golf ball from tee to green.”

Which Titleist golf ball should I play?

Titleist have eight golf balls to choose from, all suited to particular golfers. Whether you enjoy playing with the best premium golf balls or the best distance golf balls the golf giants have you covered.

If you want to play with the No.1 ball in golf, then look no further than the Titleist Pro V1 . There are three models of the Pro V1 (Pro V1, Pro V1x , and Pro V1 Left Dash) and they all have slightly different properties. Another golf ball in Titleist’s premium range is the AVX which has a lower compression.

Titleist offers two brilliant amateur-level golf balls – Tour Speed and Tour Soft. These golf balls are brilliant for those who don’t quite have the swing speed to play with premium golf balls or want to spend over £4/$4 but enjoy the feel and performance.

There are two Titleist golf balls to pick from in the beginner to high handicap category of golf balls – TruFeel or Velocity . Both offer outstanding distance and brilliant value for money. TruFeel boasts fantastic feel for a cheap golf ball.

Titleist Tour Soft golf balls are available in three color options - white, yellow, and green

Titleist Tour Soft availability

The 2024 Tour Soft is available in white, yellow, green, and pink. The balls will be numbered as standard from 1-4. You’ll be able to get your hands on the white, yellow, and green Tour Soft golf balls from January 24 in most parts of the world. However, for those of you in the UK, you’ll have to wait until February 2, with the pink golf balls set for release in July 2024.

Tour Soft golf balls will be available to purchase from a number of retailers and online at an RRP of £34.00 / $39.99; an amazing price for such a great golf ball from tee to green.

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Product Information

Titleist tour soft.

RRP £34.00 per dozen | $39.99 per dozen

Construction: Two-piece golf ball

Cover: 346-dimple Fusablend cover

Colors: White; Yellow; Green; Pink (from July 2024)

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Exceptionally soft feel and all-around performance.

New faster, large core delivers faster ball speed for longer distance off the tee, incredible soft feel, and low spin on long game shots
346 quadrilateral dipyramid dimple design delivers optimized ball flight for long distance
Reformulated thin Fusablend® cover for a dependable greenside spin for excellent short game control
Longer distance off the tee, incredible soft feel, and low spin on long game shots from a new faster, large core
Optimized ball flight for long distance from a 346 quadrilateral dipyramid dimple design
Dependable greenside spin for short game control from a reformulated thin cover
Longer distance off the tee
Increased spin into the green
Optimized ball flight
Incredible soft feel

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The Titleist Tour Soft golf ball is a solid option if you’re not set on a urethane-covered ball. Soft, low compression feel and excellent distance.

Introduction

When you think of Titleist, “Twitter war” is not the first thing that comes to mind, but that’s just what the company got thanks to their new Tour Soft ad campaign. By calling out Callaway’s Chrome Soft , TaylorMade’s TP5 , and Bridgestone’s Tour B RXS , Titleist brought down a wave of criticism about comparing apples to oranges.

Leaving all that aside, we grabbed a box of the new Tour Soft to see for ourselves if the performance lives up to the hype.

Off the putter, the Titleist Tour Soft lives up to its name. I found it to be softer than the ProV1. Where the ProV1 produces a mid-pitch “tock” at impact, the Tour Soft’s sound is lower pitch, hence the softer feel. All that said, the difference is slight and might not be noticeable during a round.

In comparing it to the other balls that Titleist calls out, I would rate the Tour Soft as similar to the TP5 but firmer than the Chrome Soft or the Tour B RXS.

Launch monitor testing and on-course play showed that the Tour Soft stands up well in comparison to premium golf balls. One of our staffers normally plays a Chrome Soft and felt that the Tour Soft was equally long on the course, though he added that his comparison came during a stretch of very good ball striking.

Driver spin was extremely consistent with the Titleist Tour Soft. While not the lowest spinning ball off the tee, only the very worst strikes produced spin outside of a 200 RPM range.

With the irons, the story was similar. The Tour Soft produced average spin numbers but was very consistent.

The short game is where non-urethane covered balls tend to fail in comparison to tour balls, and that was largely true for the Tour Soft.

On full swing wedge shots, the Tour Soft was fairly close to the ProV1 and other urethane-covered balls. As I backed down to shots of 60 yards and less, the gap grew dramatically. Urethane covered balls like the ProV1 spun about 20% more on those half-wedge swings .

If maximizing short game spin is a priority, you should stick with a urethane-covered golf ball. That said, the Tour Soft is very good in the short game compared to other non-urethane balls.

The Titleist Tour Soft is a good, soft-feeling golf ball, but it isn’t a category-buster. If you want top-end performance in your short game, you still need urethane. However, for the vast majority of golfers for whom durability and value are more important, the Tour Soft is a solid choice.

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Did anyone else read most of this review with Jim Nantz’s voice in their head or was that just me?

Jim Nance, now that is funny. Old Sugar Puss hisself. Anyway with all the science involved in make clubs and balls I am sure that what is being done in weight and hardness of the Ball it will all be better. The tour and tour quality players still go for the, what they call heavy and strong stuff and the hard Ball, but that is changing with the new generations. You see for example more and More Graphite Irons as the kids that grew up with it continue to use what they are used to. So, lighter clubs and softer Balls will only get better and better,,,,,,,,,,,,,

It’s a 2-piece ball, like a range ball, and twice the price of the average 2-piece.

that’s like saying all cars are alike just because they have four wheels. Do you want to rethink your statement or stay with all two piece balls are alike because there both round

I get a lot out of Mr. Saternus’ reviews – he is an accomplished golfer who can actually produce the swings necessary to test ball performance, making his review worthwhile. And it confirms what is known about the difference between urethane and non-urethane balls and about modern golf balls in general. That is, they are all long and straight off the tee, and really differentiate only on scoring shots of what, 150 and in, maybe a little less. But to say that the Tour Soft is nothing more than a range ball is stupid. Titleist opened the door to comparison of its new 2-piece ball to urethane covered balls and the results generally show what would be expected for many golfers. I would bet however that the Tour Soft would fare very well against plastic covered 3-piece balls or any non-urethane ball especially in overall feel and playability. It would be interesting to compare it with Callaway Supersoft, Superhot, Diablo Tour, Srixon Q-Star etc. and if some Bridgestone e5’s are laying around (2-piece urethane) those too. But in general, just as Dean Snell and Frank Simonutti (Wilson) have said, everything is long and straight nowadays and will be 5 yards between one another on robot tests with long shots. Those experts say that balls differentiate only on high spin scoring shots and it is an open debate whether most golfers are really benefitted by high spin around the greens. So buy a ball that fits your budget and the feel /spin you prefer. Anyway this was a nice succinct review of a solid new offering by Titleist.

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoy the reviews. Sadly, I feel like your take on golf balls is not hot enough for today’s internet environment. ;)

Have been playing tour soft for a few weeks now. All I can say is WOW! I am an unabashed Duffer my skill level is closer to Dorff than Arnie and I can honestly say that these balls are extraordinarily forgiving. All of a sudden I am deadly with my gap wedge weather 40 or 120 out, my 60 degree suddenly flops like Phil and I have mysteriously learned how to putt. I haven’t really messed with my swing ( I am nowhere near pure) and my handicap has dropped a few in a few weeks. Just for S and Gs I tried going through a few other balls in my bag along with my tour soft today and found a clear difference ( Q Star, Chrome, TaylorMade distance). It wasn’t the golfer it was definitely the ball. It may just be a case of matching a ball with my club head speed or by some miracle or extensive prayers from my church my golf game has improved that much but, it seems to correlate too tight to the ball change. Heck even my drives got an extra 15-20 on it and they ain’t slicing like they used to. Just my personal experience not an endorsement for anybody else’s game but, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to try a sleeve or two. Playing Taylor RocketBladez and RBZ driver my driver swing speed on the simulator is popping up in the 90s I guess it’s okay for an old fat guy.

I played these one round and the ball definitely flies far and straight and feels great ! I was skeptical of a 2 piece non urethane ball The check up around the green was not great but everything else is outstanding Price is ok but not great since you can Get Srixon Z stars on sale $30 usually.

I have also been playing these for a couple of weeks. I am loving this ball. They do go far off the driver and have a very nice feel to them. I have been playing the true soft but these Tour soft have a nicer feel to them. My control is enhanced. I use hybrids to arc the balls up in the air and I am not real concerned with spin of the wedges either. This enhanced control, touch and feel call it what you will is a different world with this ball. I have also played the Chrome soft and I like this Titleist Tour Soft much better. They got this one right.

The Titleist Tour Soft is a good, soft-feeling golf ball.every golfer enjoy golf by play this Titleist Tour Soft ball. Thanks

Played the Tour Soft past weekend. I’m 62 and a 12 h. Distance and flight path were fine but 135 yards on in I could NOT get the ball to check up. Some were really high flying 8 iron shots that would hit and roll. It’s too bad because the ball feels great of the club face. I usually play Wilson Professional or Vice Pro Soft which hit , spin and roll about a foot. Don’t waste your money on the Tour Softs. Much better balls out there for less $

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Titleist Tour Soft Review: Pros, Cons, Alternatives

The latest version of the Titleist Tour Soft was launched in 2022 at a lower price than most other Titleist golf balls. I wanted to see how the ball performed in its category, so I got some from my local pro shop and put it out to the test.

Here’s a quick Titleist Tour Soft Review. The Titleist Tour Soft is an affordable golf ball with a soft feel and decent distance. It’s a 2-piece golf ball ideal for golfers with a medium swing speed. The ball has a compression rating of 67, which makes it feel great off the tee and around the greens, but it doesn’t sacrifice distance.

But the Tour Soft has its pros and cons. I could tell right away that this ball is not for everyone – especially advanced golfers.

I used the Tour Soft for a week and played over 80 holes. Keep reading to explore the ball’s performance and features.

Titleist Tour Soft Golf Ball Specs

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Titleist Tour Soft Golf Balls, White (One Dozen)

Excellent carry distance on tee shots
Improved aerodynamics for straighter and longer shots
Very soft feel at impact
Mid spin on short game and low spin on long distance shots
Excellent value-for-money
It’s lighter and feels softer than the Pro V1
Lacks green-side spin and control
Some golfers might not like the design of the alignment aid
Might feel slightly hard for a soft ball
Ball Construction: 2-piece
Colors: White, Yellow
Cover: Thin 4CE Grafted Formulation
Compression: 67
Dimples: 346 Quadrilateral Dipyramid Dimple Design
Core: Large Soft 1.6 Inches in Diameter
Release Date: May 2022

Note: All ratings are out of 100.

Continue reading this Titleist Tour Soft golf balls 2024 review to know more about their key features, performance, and applicability.

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The Titleist Tour Soft 2024 is softer and lighter than the Pro V1s , which was my first observation of the ball.

I found that it’s a much better alternative to the Pro V1s or any other hard ball for a high or mid-handicap golfer . It travels far, is softer at impact, and is more affordable than the Pro V1s.

It’s got an impressively large and fast core for an aerodynamic flight which I can confirm from my testing.

The ball’s got a good spin, but its non-urethane cover lacks greenside spin and control, which may make it unsuitable for golfers relying on the ball’s shot-shaping abilities.

Overall, the Tour Soft is an excellent value-for-money golf ball for everyday golfers. However, it isn’t a groundbreaking, category-defying ball.

If you prioritize top-end performance in your short game, especially regarding spin and control, urethane-covered balls, like the TaylorMade Tour Response , are a better option. But, for the majority of golfers who value durability and distance, the Tour Soft remains a solid choice.

The Titleist Tour Soft is designed for mid-to-high handicappers who can benefit from the responsiveness and soft feel of the ball.

The Tour Soft is designed for golfers with moderate swing speeds struggling with harder balls. This ball might shave off a few strokes in that case.

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I tested the balls over 80 holes and compared them against other top balls. The review was then fact-checked to ensure you receive the latest information.

I considered these criteria for my Tour Soft review:

Spin & Control

Titleist Tour Soft Review

The Titleist Tour Soft was fun to review, and I came to interesting conclusions.

I must admit, it’s got a great balance of distance, spin, and overall performance. However, the impact on my driver wasn’t as soft as I expected.

If you’re looking for a soft feel ball, I recommend you check out the Callaway Super Soft. But, if distance is also your priority, the Tour Soft delivers.

Off the tee, the Tour Soft delivered impressive results with low spin, resulting in longer and straighter flights.

This ball is also much cheaper than other balls produced by Titleist. It’s also extremely durable and long-lasting because I played a few rounds with it, and it still felt new.

So, for golfers prioritizing soft feel and distance gains, this might be the ideal ball. But utilizing different spin-based shots, like a backspin or a side-spin, and achieving maximum control around the greens may be more challenging.

Below is a detailed review of the features of the Titleist Tour Soft Golf Ball.

The Tour Soft features a large and fast core with a 1.6” diameter. It provides an incredibly soft feel when struck.

Additionally, the improved aerodynamics of the core delivers maximum responsiveness and impressive distance gains.

So, you can expect to see your ball travel a few extra yards off the tee when using the Titleist Tour Soft.

The Tour Soft golf ball has 346 quadrilateral dimples. The 346 Quadrilateral dipyramid dimple design allows the ball to travel in a straighter line to improve shot consistency.

Additionally, the dimples also contribute to tighter shot dispersion. So, your ball is more likely to stay on its intended path when you hit it.

This is particularly useful for beginners as it’ll be easier to predict where your shots will land.

The Tour Soft requires a thinner cover due to the larger size of the core. So, Titleist especially developed the 4CE Grafted Fusablend® Cover that provides better greenside grab than other non-urethane cover balls.

So, with the Tour Soft, you can enjoy more back and side spin when using your short irons or wedges!

The Tour Soft features an alignment stamp, which I personally didn’t like the design of. I’d love to know your thoughts on it, though.

Tour Soft Performance Review

Below, I’ve discussed the golf balls’ distance, spin, feel, and longevity.

The Titleist Tour Soft has a soft impact feel but is not the softest option. I found it to be significantly softer during my review than the Pro V1, which didn’t surprise me.

In comparison, balls like the Callaway Super Soft provide a softer feel.

Off the tee, the Tour Soft provides impressive distance and carry. It plays quite long, and the larger core prevents energy losses even on faster swings.

I was particularly impressed by its consistent mid-height ball flights. In comparison, balls like the Taylormade Soft Response ball sometimes lose momentum mid-air and fall short of their intended target.

However, with the Titleist Tour Soft, there are no such issues. The ball maintains its trajectory and distance consistently.

Here’s a breakdown of the spin of the Tour Soft golf ball on different types of shots.

Driver Spin— The Tour Soft provides a remarkably consistent spin off the driver. Its low spin on tee shots allows the ball to travel straight and long.
Iron Spin— The Tour Soft spins moderately with irons while maintaining consistency.
Short Game Spin— Unfortunately, like all other non-urethane balls, the Tour Soft lacks the green-side control of high-performance tour balls. Since urethane-covered balls tend to spin approximately 20% more on short-game shots, they provide more shot-shaping abilities and control, making it easier to sink putts. In this regard, the TaylorMade Tour Response is a better option.

Overall, the Tour Soft provides good spin consistency and control, making it suitable for most golfers’ needs. However, golfers who enjoy a spin shot on the green may find the Tour Soft golf ball lacking.

The Titleist Tour Soft has a low compression rating of 67, which makes it extremely forgiving on off-center strikes.

The low compression makes it easier for the ball to compress on impact, reducing the energy lost and providing a larger sweet spot.

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The 10 Best Soft Golf Balls For Satisfying Feel

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SOURCE Dick's Sporting Goods/Golf Galaxy, Callaway Golf, Wilson Sporting Goods, LoveToKnow Media
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Soft is the newest buzzword in golf ball marketing. Some players simply appreciate the rewarding feeling of full compression at impact, a feeling that’s much easier to achieve with a soft ball. However, simply finding a ball that carries the “soft” label doesn’t mean it’s right for your game. There are varying definitions of “soft” along with some performance tradeoffs with various balls. So we’ve compiled the 10 best soft golf balls into one list to make finding the best soft golf ball a breeze.

Why Play a Soft Golf Ball?

It’s obvious that soft golf balls are more popular than they were 10-15 years ago, but why? Do soft golf balls bring performance benefits to certain types of players? If so, what are the benefits, and who do they help?

Soft vs. Hard Golf Balls: How To Choose the One for You

The biggest reason soft golf balls appeal to golfers is feel. You get a greater sensation of compression at impact with a softer ball because it’s easier to compress. Compression is perhaps the most addicting feeling in golf, which explains why many golfers are fiending for soft golf balls.

Let's explain the importance of compression for a minute. A ball’s softness is defined by its compression rating. A lower compression rating means a ball requires a lower swing speed to achieve ideal compression. In other words, the lower a ball’s compression rating, the softer it is. Wilson Director of Innovation for Golf Balls Frank Simonutti gave a brief explanation on YouTube of how softening the core of a golf ball impacts performance.

“Generally speaking, there are two ways to make a golf ball softer, you can soften the core, or you can soften the cover.” Simonutti said. “If you soften the core, generally you can maintain distance, you will reduce spin, and if you go too far you end up with an impact durability issue.”

So generally speaking, balls with softer cores are lower-spinning, which helps both distance and accuracy. However, it’s worth noting that if you play too soft of a ball for your fast swing speed, you can actually over-compress a ball. When this happens, the ball is in a deformed state for too long and you begin to lose the advantages of compression, including some ball speed and total distance.

Another reason to consider playing a soft golf ball is that they tend to spin less. This helps keep your drives longer and straighter, and helps you launch the ball higher. That higher launch also results in a steeper descent angle, which helps make up for some of the stopping power lost due to the reduced spin. That’s a checklist most recreational players would love to have in their ball. One added bonus? Lower-spinning balls perform better in the wind than a high-spinning ball. If you often play golf in the wind , it could help to use a ball that’s less susceptible to the elements.

Softer balls are often more forgiving than their firmer counterparts. The ball speed loss you suffer on mis-hits is less severe with a softer ball than it is with a firm ball.

How Soft Golf Balls Differ

We have established that not all soft golf balls are created equal. So how can you identify which one, or which options, will work best for your game? Here is how some common features translate to performance. Identify what you’re looking for from your ball, and find the balls that fit those needs. Then try a few to see which one actually works best for you.

Compression

There is no hard and fast rule of which compression rating fits which swing speeds, but if you want to get started in the right direction, a good rule of thumb is the slower your swing speed, the lower compression ball will fit you best. You can maximize your distance by playing a ball with the appropriate compression rating for your swing speed.

If you swing your driver faster than 105 MPH , look for a ball on the higher end of the compression scale, say 90 or above. If you have a pretty fast swing, 95-104 MPH, and want to play a softer ball, something in the 70-90 compression range should fit you great. For example, the Bridgestone Tour B RX, the ball that Lexi Thompson games competitively, has a compression rating of 75 and advertises right on the box that it’s best for players with swing speeds under 105 MPH.

If you swing driver between 85 and 94 MPH, a low to medium compression ball, something in the 50-70 range, might fit you best. If your swing speed is under 85 MPH, there are plenty of golf balls with compression ratings as low as the 35 that will help you compress it plenty and launch it as far as possible.

Construction

The construction of a golf ball has a big impact on its performance. Two-piece golf balls are best for distance, especially among slower swing speed players. Meanwhile, 3-piece balls, and anything above that, offer an extra layer to enhance performance through the bag.

The middle layer or layers are what allow premium balls to be low-spinning with the driver but high-spinning with short irons. Different clubs and different swing speeds activate different layers of the ball. That’s why 2-piece balls, while great for distance, come with some performance tradeoffs as you get closer to the green.

To sum that all up, multi-layer balls, all of which on this list are 3-piece, are better for players who need performance throughout the bag. Of course, that extra layer costs a little extra money.

The cover on your golf ball matters, as it impacts performance and price. Urethane-covered balls offer the most spin. All premium golf balls and every golf ball played on tour has a urethane cover. And guess what? Urethane balls cost more.

On the other hand, ionomer and Surlyn golf balls spin less, which is great for players who want to reduce pesky side-spin and aren’t as worried about stopping their ball on a dime from 175 yards away.

Because the players who demand the spin of a urethane ball also demand tee to green performance, you won’t find any two-piece, urethane golf balls on this list.

The Best Soft Golf Balls

That’s a lot to take in, but by now you should have a good picture of what profile of soft golf ball will fit your game the best. With that in mind, here is our list of the 10 best soft golf balls, and which players should consider using them.

Best Overall Soft Golf Ball: Wilson DUO Soft+

DESCRIPTION Wilson DUO Soft + golf ball badges
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The Wilson DUO Soft+ is as soft and low-spinning as golf balls come. That means maximum distance and more accuracy with the longer clubs for most recreational golfers. The 2-piece, 35 compression ball also launches high with a steep descent angle to help you stop it on the greens.

The DUO Soft+ is geared towards average players with driver swing speeds in the mid-90s and lower, which is why it’s one of our top golf balls for beginners and one of the best balls for seniors . Those players will likely notice distance gains through the bag due to the low-spinning characteristics of the DUO Soft+.

Players who swing faster than that will find that a higher-compression ball results in more distance off the tee, and offers more stopping power when hitting into greens. At just $23 per dozen, anybody whose swing speed fits the profile should consider giving the DUO Soft+ a try.

Low spin, including low side spin
Maximum distance
High launch
Swing speeds above 95 MPH will lose distance compared to a firmer ball
Low spin could make holding greens challenging

Srixon Soft Feel

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The Srixon Soft Feel checks so many boxes for a massive golf audience. Its incredible soft feel, high launch, great distance, low spin, and price earned it a place on our lists of the best golf balls for value , beginners, slicers, and our top recommended golf ball for seniors , in addition to being one of the best soft golf balls you can find.

With a compression rating of 60, the Soft Feel is a great option for any golfer with swing speeds into the 90s. The two-piece construction emphasizes distance, and the Soft Feel is one of the easiest balls to launch high in the air, which also helps when it lands on the green.

As with many 2-piece balls, the Soft Feel offers an appealing $23 per dozen price tag, giving you easy access to experiment.

Soft feeling ball that fits a wide range of swing speeds
Easy to launch
Great option for majority of recreational golfers
Players with aggressive swing speeds will not reap the performance benefits

Titleist TruFeel

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If you want the confidence that comes with playing a Titleist ball but prefer a soft-feeling, 2-piece distance ball, the Titleist TruFeel is a great choice for you. Not every player fits into a Pro V1, but countless golfers want to put Titleist balls in play, partly because of the brand's unmatched ball-to-ball consistency.

The TruFeel is a low-compression ball that launches and spins low. The ultra thin cover that debuted in the updated 2022 TruFeel allows for a larger, 1.6-inch core which boosts distance. Adding to the appeal of the TruFeel is the $25 price tag, which makes it Titleist’s lowest price ball, and half the cost of the Pro V1 and Pro V1x .

Large core results in added distance
Penetrating ball flight for players who don’t need help with launch
Simple, effective alignment aid
Not ideal for players who need an easy-to-launch ball

Bridgestone Tour B RX

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The Bridgestone Tour B RX is a different breed of soft golf ball than many others on this list. As a 3-piece, urethane-covered ball with a compression rating of 75, it’s clearly geared towards the most skilled players who prefer a soft feel, without needing the long distance, high launch, and low spin benefits that come with some of the softer 2-piece options. That's why we believe the Tour B RX is the best golf ball for mid-handicap golfers . This is just another example that the term “soft” is relative. In this case, a soft refers more to the feel than the performance.

We mentioned earlier that Lexi Thompson games the Tour B RX. If you’re wondering what that means for your game, consider that Lexi averages about 275 yards off the tee. Unless you’re swinging driver well over 105 MPH and hit it closer to 300 yards, there’s a good chance the Bridgestone Tour B RX will hold up for your game too.

As a 3-piece ball, the Tour B RX delivers much better spin into greens than its soft, 2-piece counterparts. Of course, those performance enhancements come at a premium price, as the Tour B RX costs $50 per dozen. If you try the Tour B RX and appreciate the performance but crave a slightly softer feel (and welcome a little more spin), try its sibling the Tour B RXS.

Excellent wedge spin
Great for holding greens with irons and wedges
Premium tee to green performance
Core is not as soft as others on this list

Vice Pro Soft

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The Vice Pro Soft fills a gap that not many balls occupy. It combines all the elements of a premium ball with a urethane cover and 3-piece construction, with the super low compression rating of 35. That makes the Pro Soft a great ball for golfers whose fastest swings are behind them, and need to convert to a ball better suited for a declining swing speed. Or, juniors who haven’t unlocked their full potential yet, but still need a ball that meets high performance demands.

The 3-piece construction gives the Pro Soft tee to green performance, meaning you can hold a green with a mid-iron and get plenty of response in the short game. The ball is best suited for golfers who carry their driver around 200 yards, and the ball was tested with swing speeds in the mid to low 90s. If either of these numbers match your game, the Pro Soft could add many performance elements you won’t often find in other truly soft golf balls.

The most premium truly soft (35 compression) golf ball
Impressive distance in the long game
Controllable spin with irons and wedges
Many players who demand the performance of this ball swing too fast to use it

Piper Black

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If you swing hard and want a soft-feeling golf ball without sacrificing controllable spin, the Piper Black might be the ball for you. The Black gets its soft feel from a soft urethane cover, meaning you don’t need to worry about over-compressing a core that’s too soft for your swing. That allows the Black to produce the high spin rates that skilled players need in order to shape shots and hold greens.

"The custom soft urethane cover on the Piper Black provides top-notch feel, spin, and control,” Piper Golf founder Mike Gottfried told GolfLink.

The Piper Black isn’t the only ball that’s made to give skilled players precision in the short game with the opportunity to shape shots and hold greens from the fairway and hit bombs off the tee. It is, however, about $20-$25 per dozen cheaper than most other balls that offer that level of performance. Try the Black for $30 a dozen, and if you decide it’s the ball for you, subscribe and save for about $25 per box.

Soft-feel option for single-digit handicap players
High spin allows players to shape shots and hold greens
About half the cost of balls with nearly identical profiles
Not as durable as other premium balls
Softer cover compromises ball speed

Callaway Supersoft

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When you take a closer look at the Callaway Supersoft , it should come as no surprise that it’s one of the best-selling golf balls on the market today. That’s because it checks almost every box for the largest population of golfers, the average recreational golfers.

When it comes to performance, Supersoft is known for churning out great distance, a straight ball flight, it’s easy to launch, it has superb soft feel, and at $25 a dozen, it’s a great value. That’s exactly why we put it on our “Best Golf Ball” lists for value, beginners, slicers, and women, in addition to soft feel.

Supersoft is a low-spinning, 2-piece ball and is about as soft as they come with a compression rating of 38. The low spin means more distance and less sidespin that exaggerates slices and hooks. For golfers who swing driver about 95 MPH or less, it’s one of, if not the best all-around balls.

Great soft feel
Low spin means long distance and straighter shots
Spin may even be too low with driver

TaylorMade Soft Response

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The TaylorMade Soft Response is the only 3-piece ball on this list that does not have a urethane cover. That means players who want the tee to green performance that comes with a 3-piece ball, but want the forgiveness of an ionomer-covered ball have a great option.

The Soft Response utilizes the “Extended Flight Dimple” pattern to keep the ball in the air as long as possible, even with lower club and ball speeds. Soft Response is a low-spin ball with driver, which is how it achieves peak distance from slower swings, but the middle layer boosts wedge spin to help you as you get closer to the green.

Don’t expect to master a draw or fade with the Soft Response, but you can expect exceptional soft feel, impressive distance, enjoyable accuracy, and satisfying short game control.

Forgiveness results in consistent ball speed even on mis-hits
3-piece construction offers short iron and wedge performance
Appealing price point
Not as workable as some other soft 3-piece balls

Maxfli Softfli

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The Maxfli Softfli blends soft feel, distance, accuracy and value, so we had to put it on our list of the best soft golf balls. With a compression rating of 35, it’s in the “as soft as they come” feel category, and as a two-piece, ionomer-covered ball, it’s purely a low spin, distance ball. So if you’re looking for the best-priced, softest, low-spin distance ball for your moderate or lower swing speed, the Maxfli Softfli is it.

The Softfli is easy to launch and is responsive in the short game. We also like the simple, yet effective, alignment aid. If you’re intrigued by the Softfli, but want a ball that goes all-in on a straight ball flight, at the expense of feel, Maxfli also offers the Straightfli , which we think is a great choice for beginners , high-handicappers, and slicers at the same appealing $20 per dozen price point.

Among the best value balls on this list
Low-spinning ball results in tighter dispersion
Nice wedge and short game response
Not the longest ball in the “soft” category

Noodle Long and Soft

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The Noodle Long and Soft golf ball is a classic, and there’s a reason it’s stood the test of time. For starters, it’s not overcomplicated. Everything you need to know is in the name, the ball is long, and it’s soft. Secondly, it’s straight-up one of the best value golf balls you can buy, especially considering its pedigree and performance. Finally, it’s a great ball for a huge market of golfers. The Long and Soft gives players soft feel and great distance.

If you don’t need a 3-piece, urethane-covered ball that you can work both directions and stop on a dime, the Noodle Long and Soft probably suits your game as well as any ball. You can get the Long and Soft for a bargain no matter where you find them, or you can probably find one in the woods at your local muni and give it a spin for a few holes.

Long and soft, like the name suggests
One of the best values in golf balls
Fits a large demographic of players
Not suited for faster swing speeds
Lacks the spin and short game characteristics better players demand

The Best Soft Golf Ball for You

We recommend a few simple steps to find the best golf ball for your game. First, identify what profile of ball fits your game best. Do you want the longest, straightest, soft-feeling ball available, or do you need something with some added performance features? If you’re unsure, try a ball from each category and see which suits your game best on the course.

Once you’ve determined what you need from your ball, look at the balls that fill those needs. There should be multiple options for everyone on this list. Try two or three that catch your attention and see how they actually perform on the course for your game. After a round or two of comparing different options, the best soft golf ball for your game should rise to the top.

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REAL PERFORMANCE. BETTER GAME

The new Titleist Tour Soft golf ball is engineered to perform tee-to-green. Featuring a large, fast core for exceptionally soft feel and a new, more efficient aerodynamic package that will help you experience longer distance off the tee.

FEATURES & BENEFITS

Large Fast Core
346 Quadrilateral Dipyramid Dimple Design
Thin 4CE Grafted Cover
Longer Distance Off the Tee
Consistent Flight and Improved Aerodynamics
Reliable Short Game Control

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Fast Engine. Real Performance.

A large fast core and thin grafted cover combine to produce exceptional speed and soft feel.

Even Longer Distance

The new, aerodynamic dimple design combined with a large fast core helps you hit it longer than ever before.

Very Soft Feel

If you prioritize the softest feel possible and still want to play a high-performing golf ball, the new Tour Soft is for you.

Real Short Game Control

A thin 4CE grafted cover formulation provides you with the spin you need to turn your short game into your scoring game.

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Titleist Tour Soft Review: Soft For Longest Distance?

Passionate golfers, new and old, are well aware that Titleist is one of the leading brands for all things golf Irons, drivers, clubs, the company deals with it all.

However, the products contributing the most to its fame are its golf balls. So today, we’ll be focussing our attention on giving you a Titleist Tour Soft Review.

With quite so many golf balls to choose from, knowing the specifics can make your decision more straightforward. The Titleist Tour Ball is immediately attractive because it has the word ‘soft’ in its name. That means it falls in the category of low compression balls, a preference for many.

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However, is this the ideal ball for you? Read on to find out!

Titleist Tour Soft Golf Ball Review In 2021

The Titleist Tour Soft entered the market to replace two 2016 Titleist Performance balls: NXT Tour and NXT Tour S. The Tour Soft combines the NXT Tour’s high performance with the NXT Tour S’ low compression.

So it has a two-piece construction similar to the NXT Tour S with added firmness from the NXT Tour. Besides, like the NXT Tour, it aims to provide premium balls in a lower price bracket.

The Tour Soft golf ball is all about combining speed with a better feel. Titleist embeds the ball with its largest core yet to make it as fast as possible. In turn, this creates more room for the inclusion of soft materials in this core. That significantly improves the feel of the ball.

The Tour Soft also has an ultra-thin cover, which adds to the feel and improves its responsive control. Let’s see more about the features of this premium golf ball.

Undeniably, the Titleist Tour Soft golf ball takes inspiration from other balls and is quite similar to Titleist Pro V1. However, that is not to say that this ball does not have its stand-out features.

In this section of the Titleist Tour Soft review , we will consider what makes the Tour Soft unique.

Largest Core Design

The core is to a golf ball what an engine is to a car. Along those lines, the bigger this core is, the more speed you can put into it. With the Tour Soft golf ball, Titleist introduces its largest-ever ball core.

Naturally, this large size makes the ball faster in terms of its predecessors.

A larger core also means more interior space for soft materials. The impact of this being, it gives the ball a softer feel. Usually, balls aiming to provide softness sound hollow.

However, in the case of the Tour Soft, the sound is relatively less pronounced. So, this is a factor to consider for golfers who like a specific type of softness when putting.

Another advantage of a larger core is more space for the club to interact with when the golfer hits it. So, in essence, it helps maximize the carry of the ball. When you consider the large-size golf courses of today, this factor becomes quite beneficial.

Ultra-Thin 4CE Grafted Cover

Another striking feature of the Titleist Tour Soft is that the ball has a super-thin cover. So thin that the company had to develop a brand-new process and technology for its construction. This TCU Process Technology ensures that the covering around the core is entirely uniform.

The advantage to having this ultra-thin cover is twofold. For one, it contributes to the overall feel of the ball. The other is it offers excellent touch control around the green, even with wedges. While the Titleist Tour Soft may grab a little less, it does provide a more consistent spin.

Unlike other low compression balls, the Tour Soft does not compromise control. Not to mention, it raises the standard for short game spins among non-urethane balls.

Cuboctahedron Dimple Design

To add to its value, the Titleist Tour Soft makes use of an entirely new aerodynamics package. The ball has a unique spherically-tiled 342 cuboctahedron dimple design to provide an improved trajectory. So, with the Tour Soft, you essentially get a more penetrating flight.

Not to mention, it makes for a more consistent ball flight. The hang time of the Tour Soft is pretty impressive, even during windy conditions. The Tour Soft’s trajectory makes hitting desired distances much more effortless than usual.

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The Tour Soft is just as good as a high-end golf ball when it comes to the long game. With its larger core and penetrating flight, the ball more than provides the necessary range.

Besides, it has one of the most consistent spins with irons and drivers alike. These factors are usually hard to come by in golf balls of this price.

The manufacturer’s determination to develop brand-new technology for its cover and aerodynamic packaging has a significant impact.

For this reason, the ball works significantly well during short games, although it is still not at urethane levels. This factor is significant because this is where non-urethane golf balls typically fail.

The Tour Soft comes in two colors, out of which one is high-visibility yellow. High-visibility balls are known to give players that little boost of confidence. Not to mention, they stand out too, so they’re a good option for those who like to play in style.

The Titleist Tour Soft golf ball is a solid choice for golfers who prioritize durability and value. However, those whose primary focus is top-notch short-game performance may not be as happy.

The larger core increases the distance the ball travels.
The new aerodynamic design offers advanced flight.
Its T-shape side stamp aids in alignment.
The high spin may bother those with faster swings.

The Titleist Tour Soft golf ball is by far one of the best at its price point. Of course, it does have a few kinks, like a non-urethane cover or high spin that may not suit everyone. Nevertheless, it makes up for these minor flaws with its positives and is one of the most beginner-friendly options.

Should You Buy It?

In simple terms, the Titleist Tour Soft has three things to offer you: speed, feel, and control. Consider taking a few minutes out of your time to check out the ball yourself.

Then you can better gauge whether this is the right ball for your putting needs. Not to mention, you can check out the opinions of other golfers just like you!

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Titleist Tour Soft Golf Ball: Buyer’s Guide

Long-time golfers will agree that often players tend to have a sense of ball loyalty. That said, the game itself is one of accuracy and consistency. So before settling on a golf ball or sticking to it, here are some key factors to consider. Also, be sure to read more about the Tour Soft vs Pro V1 .

Golf ball technology includes intricate details, which make one ball different from the other. For this reason, it is crucial to go through these factors to find the right ball per your playstyle.

Cover: Golf ball covers are available in several materials, each of which has its characteristics. Urethane, arguably the most popular material, is known for delivering the highest spin on wedge shots.

That said, the material fails when it comes to durability. If this is an essential feature to you, a surlyn cover may be more to your liking.

Compression: The segregation of golf balls might be in the form of high compression and low compression. While high compression balls do provide a better distance, they perform best with advanced players. On the other hand, low compression balls suit every level of player and have an overall better feel.

Construction

The reaction of the golf ball upon contact with the club depends on its construction. Besides, this construction makes a golf ball suitable or unsuitable for a certain level of player. Our Titleist Tour Soft ball review covers the most common types:

One-piece: This basic ball tends to be durable and inexpensive. Best suited to beginners, driving ranges, and crazy-golf courses, it does not give the most distance. So you will rarely see it used in actual play.

Two-piece: The popular choice among everyday golfers, this golf ball combines durability with high roll distance. The ball is near indestructible, but the firmer feel can make it a little harder to control.

Three-piece: These golf balls are usually softer, offering more spin. So it becomes more effortless for golfers to control the ball’s flight. The multiple layers also allow for the creation of more spin-separation. That means a customized performance.

Four-piece: In this ball, every layer has a specific purpose. From providing distance to producing mid-iron spin to improving the feel, the layers take care of everything. So, in essence, they work in harmony to create a long-hitting, soft-feeling ball.

Five-piece: The latest development in the golf ball department, this one also has multiple layers to enhance performance. Besides, it also provides a great deal of spin separation. Of course, the more optimized performance comes at a much heftier price.

When purchasing a golf ball, one factor you don’t want to overlook is spin. This trait can affect your game in a lot of ways. Let’s see just how in this portion of the Titleist Tour Soft Golf Ball review.

Low Spin: The golf balls decrease the sidespin on a shot, allowing for a straighter trajectory. While they do not travel too far, the reduced spin increases the landing roll. So such balls are a reliable option for golfers habitual to slicing. Or to those who find it challenging to cover the distance on the ground.

Mid Spin: These balls try to combine the best of both worlds with distance and feel. However, these features will vary from brand to brand. Mid-spin balls tend to be comfortable for a wide range of golfers.

High Spin: The construction of these balls intends to increase their air spin. The reason being, it keeps the ball in the air for a longer time. The ball does not run as long on the fairway but is advantageous on the greens. Here, the ball will have an improved feel that will, in turn, enhance control.

Do you still have some concerns about the Titleist Tour Soft? Well, that’s hardly surprising. After all, several golfers will say that a good ball can make or break a game.

To put your mind at ease, we’ve put together this FAQ section. Here we’ll be tackling some of the most common queries regarding the Titleist Tour Soft.

✅ Is Titleist Tour Soft a Good Ball?

Yes, overall, the Titleist Tour Soft is a good golf ball. The ball offers an extended distance that is greater than its predecessors. It provides a soft feel, advanced flight, and more responsive control.

Along with that, the T-shaped side stamp allows better alignment both on the greens and off the tee. The ball does have a few flaws, but its pros more than make up for it.

✅ What Is the Advantage of Soft Golf Balls?

Soft golf balls offer advantages in typically three areas: distance, spin, and feel. Low compression balls are known for providing reaching further when in play. Along with that, the balls often have a higher spin rate, which helps them fly higher.

It also provides golfers greater control over the green. Finally, these balls offer a softer feel. Of course, that is a matter of personal preference, but you will find several Tour pros prefer softer casings.

✅ What Compression Is the Titleist Tour Soft Golf Ball?

The Titleist Tour Soft golf ball is a 65 compression rating. This rating is low enough to suit newbies as well as senior golfers. Simultaneously, it is not so soft that golfers used to a Pro V1 or such will be uncomfortable with it.

From a larger core to a thinner cover to better flight, the Titleist Tour Soft covers nearly all its bases.

Not to mention, the ball’s low compression makes it equally usable by all levels of players. Whether you want a soft feel, a bit more distance, or more control, this ball gives it to you.

If you want a high-performance ball with a soft feel that won’t break the bank, look no further. That said, if you feel the Titleist Tour Soft is beyond your budget, a close second would be the Bridgestone e12 Golf Balls .

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· Extraordinary Distance with Consistent Flight

· Very Low Long Game Spin and Penetrating Trajectory

· Drop-and-Stop Short Game Control

· Very Soft Feel

NEW SIDESTAMP DESIGN

Inspired by the most popular alignment aid design available on My Titleist, the new Tour Soft sidestamp provides easy alignment without having to mark a line on the ball.

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Titleist Tour Soft Golf Ball features the largest core Titleist has ever produced and is fast and long off of the tee. The large core dimensions require the high-performance 4CE grafted cover to be very thin, increasing short game spin around the green. Fast Ionomer casing layer contributes to increased speed and low long game spin. There’s a certain flight you expect from your golf ball and Tour Soft is designed for a penetrating flight you can count on shot after shot. At Titleist, our goal is to help all golfers play better and shoot lower scores, and being fit for the right golf ball is an important part of that. Comes in yellow colour.

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Callaway Hex Tour Soft Review 2024 [Honest Opinon]

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Finding the proper golf ball for your game will significantly increase your chances of scoring well and enjoying your time on the golf course. The Callaway golf balls are an excellent choice for a wide range of players.

The Callaway Hex Tour Soft is not a golf ball that is as widely talked about, yet it is one that players should certainly consider adding to their bag.

If you are curious about this golf ball and whether or not it could be a good fit for your game, you are in the right place. Read our Callaway Hex Tour Soft review to find out more.

Features and Benefits

The Callaway Hex Tour Soft golf ball is a bit different than some of the other Callaway balls on the market. Of course, we know that with a name like Hex, the traditional Callaway dimple aerodynamics are in place.

The Callaway Hex Tour Soft is not the newest release from Callaway; however, this could work out to be a good thing for those golfers on a budget.

Let’s take a more detailed look at some of the features that the Callaway Hex Tour Soft has in place.

Feel in a golf ball is an extremely important benefit. In my years playing professionally, I would take a golf ball that has a better feel over one that had more distance.

A player needs to have control over their golf ball. Choosing a ball with a great feel allows for this to happen.

Since the Hext Tour Soft Golf Ball is a three-piece ball with a responsive Surlyn cover , we found that it had an excellent feel .

If you want to control the ball flight or the distance in your short game, you should be able to with the Hex Tour Soft Golf Ball in place.

Remember that this is not truly a premium tour level Callaway golf ball. If you need tour level performance around a green look for something like the Chrome soft.

Overall the Hex Tour Soft Golf Ball is a low spin ball . From the tee, this will prove to be a significant benefit. Around the green, however, there is still enough spin for players to get some spin and control.

Remember that the Hex Tour Soft Golf ball is a 3 piece ball. This allows for a high energy core, in addition to having receptiveness and spin when the wedges are used.

If you are worried about your ability to stop your short irons on a green, this Hex Tour Soft golf ball could do the trick.

Compression

The Callaway Hex Tour Soft golf ball is a low compression ball . If your swing speed is average or even a bit less than average, this will be a good golf ball for you.

Golfers need to remember that although lower compression is considered to be a positive, it is not a good fit for all players.

Golfers need to understand that the compression rating of a ball needs to be closely matched to a golfer’s swing speed. The more speed you have, the higher compression that you need.

We look at the lower compression of the Hex Tour Soft as a positive. A player that struggles to get distance will see improvements with the Hex Tour Soft.

The Hex Tour Soft golf balls are a distance ball with good greenside spin and feel. However, if you consider the category or the main strength of this ball, it is still distance.

Most golfers are looking to add some extra yards to their game. Therefore a few distance-enhancing technologies are included with this ball.

For starters, the HEX aerodynamics will lead to a lower spin from the tee. The low spin produces greater roll and longer drives. The HEX pattern essentially allows for a ball to move through the air with quite a bit less drag.

All golf balls will face some kind of resistance as the ball travels. Callaway believes that the Hex aerodynamics allow for the least resistance. We can’t say we disagree.

This is also a three-piece golf ball, which allows for some enhanced distance technology internally. Anytime you can add an extra layer of performance, you will see the golf ball fly a bit further.

Golf balls built for mid handicappers and high handicappers need to be durable. Durability allows for a golf ball cover to stay in great shape, regardless of the way it was hit. If a ball is hit into a bunker or along some rough dirt, you will not want it to scratch.

Golf ball covers are made with different materials. The golf ball manufacturer needs to find a balance between the spin and feel the cover offers, with the durability. The Surlyn cover on the Hex Tour Soft Golf ball is known for its durability.

Surlyn is a tough material on the outside of the ball; however, it still allows this to be a lower compression golf ball.

The Callaway Hex Tour soft is not the newest release from Callaway. Typically when a golf ball has been on the market for a bit, the price will start to drop. The interesting thing about the way the Callaway Hex Tour are sold, is that they come in a 24 pack.

When you first look at the pricing of this golf ball you may think that it is quite expensive. However, once you consider that you are getting 24 golf balls for the price of 12, the situation improves significantly.

Another thing to remember about price is that sometimes durability will come into play as well. A golf ball that is built with a Surlyn cover like this should be safe to use for more than one round.

The Surlyn cover will hold up against scratches or marks from a bad shot or a ball that bounces along a cart path. We always try to get two or three rounds out of each golf ball that we use.

The more you can achieve this; the lower your overall golf ball expenses will be. Take advantage of this being a 48 ball pack and use it for a few months of golf.

Alternatives

You can probably see from our Callaway Hex Tour Soft review and ratings that this ball is one that is worth considering. If you have something against this ball or Callaway in general, here are a few alternatives with similar performance.

Remember, no two golf balls are going to perform precisely the same, but these will have very similar overall benefits.

Bridgestone e12 Soft

The Bridgestone e12 golf ball is a three-piece ball that is again made with a Surlyn cover. You will find quite a few similarities between the e12 soft and the Callaway Hex Tour Soft golf ball.

The major difference between these two is going to be the dimple pattern and the core.

The Bridgestone golf balls feature the delta dimple pattern . This is a pattern created by Delta to make the ball have less drag and smoother airflow around it. If there were ever a company to know about getting something to move through the air faster, Delta would be it.

In addition, the Active Acceleration Mantle helps to make sure that the ball has a very high initial velocity. You may notice your ball speeds on this one going a bit higher than that with the Callaway Hex Tour Soft.

Titleist Velocity Golf Balls

Titleist golf balls are often known as being some of the highest performing on the market. The Titleist Velocity ball is known for long distance and a mid compression cor e.

Just like the Callaway HEX Tour Soft, the construction of the Titleist golf ball includes a Surlyn cover.

Even though the Velocity is a two-piece ball, it is still considered to be high quality. Titleist knows how to make sure a golf ball has technology both around the green and off the tee as well.

This would be a golf ball to choose from if you are looking for a bit more distance but not quite as soft a feel.

This is the longest ball in the Titleist golf ball lineup, and it also has one of the lower compressions. If you want straighter shots and higher performance from the tee, choose the Velocity.

TaylorMade Noodle Neon Matte

The TaylorMade Noodle Neon Matte is another long-distance golf ball with a soft feel and great control around the green. One of the things that set this golf ball apart is that it comes in quite a few colors.

As you may remember, the Callaway HEX Tour soft only comes in a white soft cover design. The Noodle ball is made to have higher ball flight , low spin , and a nice feel on the green .

These balls are made to be lower priced but still have a similar feel to tour golf balls. The cover on the Noodle is a bit different than the HEX Tour Soft golf balls.

The cover is made with an Iothane material . This will provide low drag and plenty of versatility as well. Since the paint on the Noodle ball is matte technology, there is no glare, and it is easy to see.

If you have not tried the Callaway Hex Tour Soft golf ball, now is the time to do it. This 3 piece construction ball will help golfers of all handicaps get the performance that they need.

Whether you seek a long-distance ball or something with a better feel around the green, the Hex Tour Soft could do the trick.

These HEX Tour soft are sold in a pack of 24 golf balls, which only helps make this purchase decision much easier. Give the Hex Tour Soft golf balls a try today; you won’t be disappointed in the technology.

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