Titleist NXT Tour Recycled Golf Balls in excellent condition, recycled to the highest standards possible. Excellent playability. 3 dozen included in clam shell case.
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October 29th, 2009 at 9:16 pm
Almost a Pro V1, just half the price and one less layer, but it really is a superior ball because the Tour version isn’t error correcting. Most golf balls are designed to actually straighten out if mis hit with excessive side spin.
Don’t ask me how it works, I can’t explain it but I’ve read numerous articles that explain how and you can find them too.
The Tour version is two layer ball, the NXT Extreme (formerly just NXT) is a single core ball.
Golf pros have the ability to power fade or draw golf shots around dog legs, this can be accomplished with a combination of wrist and elbow position at impact and changes in stance. When using a mainstream golf ball like a Pinnacle or or even a TopFlite, the ball will straighten out.
If you are inconsistent in your swing than you should avoid the NXT Tour and stick with the NXT (NXT Extreme). Either way, they won’t cost as much as a Pro v1.
October 30th, 2009 at 12:04 am
These balls came in a mesh bag. There are a mix of NXT Tour balls, with a few NXT Tour 2007 balls (you can tell by the extended putting line). Of the 36, 26 were in fantastic shape and the other 10 were just ok, but certainly playable. Overall I was pleasantly surprised with the selection of balls included.
I love playing NXT Tour balls, compared to cheaper balls. Just went out last weekend and shot one of my best rounds ever with these. They are very long off the tee and have a great feel around the greens.
For just over $1 per ball, this was the best price I found for these NXT Tour balls.
October 30th, 2009 at 2:00 am
The 3 dozen balls came in a plastic pack. Purported to be in very good or better condition, I looked at each ball - most were unmarked and, per the plethora of corporate logos, I suspect many of these balls had never been played - likely surplus corporate outing balls sold back to supplier at a discount for resale as ‘recycled’ balls. I’ve bought used balls in the past - one supplier blatantly lied about the condition of them and another actually had other [inferior] model balls included in the mix. This supplier did me right and I’m re-ordering; IF they send me another 3 doz like the last ones, I’ll be satisfied. If not, I’ll post a follow-up.