All time favorite golfball of all time?

[Mitchell]

Probably only one going to pick this one...
Nike Tour Accuracy DD
Followed closely by... Precept U-tri tour

[Aces-6]

I forgot a few that I really enjoyed.

Maxfli RM 90/100

Bridgestone Rextar 90/100

[ram01002]

Cally Tour iX

[ZakRyan]

It's hard to pick a single favorite, but I love Nike RZN Black, RZN Platinum, (current) ProV1x, Callaway Hex Chrome, Srixon Z-Star, and 2013 Nike 20xi-X.

If I had to pick one for the rest of my life it would be between my current gamers: the Nike RZN Black and RZN Platinum. Two GREAT golf balls.

[juggernaut0629]

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Titliest Professional 90's. Best golf ball far and away I ever played, and won a bit of mini tour cash with them as well.
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Hell yeah!

Or the titleist balata, stratas were real nice too. Along with the original maxfli revolution.

[NJpatbee]

Of the ones I can remember:
Titleist DT 90
Strata Tour Straight (my best guess going back to Spaulding days)
Titleist NXT Tour
Gamer V2
Maxfli U/3

There was a Titleist ball that came in a blue box about 15 years ago that was not their tour ball but a step above the DT. It was around a few years and I shot my best scores with this ball but I cannot remember the name of it or find a picture of the box on the web.

[jons1]

When Nike first came out with the TW tour ball, that thing was money. Super long. But you have to give the nod to the ProV1x golf ball. It has consistently proven to be the most played, most winning, golf ball in all of golf.

[Monkey business]

srixon tour yellow XV 2012. bought out dicks this summer. and at 12$ a dozen how could i not.

[cradd10]

not gonna lie, i played the NOODLE for while. Really good ball if you could take the razzing from the guys.

Tour Prestige
OG Pro V1 (game changer)
Callaway HX tour 56

[3eagles18]

My favorites were the ones that I "found" in my father's bag. But, if I had to buy my own, it was the Jack Nicklaus balls at the Firestone Tire store in Houston: 3 for $1.33. If I splurged you could get the Club Special for cheap at Memorial Park. I think the best Titleist ball was a buck. 1964 was a great year.

[bwrichmond]

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Of the ones I can remember:
Titleist DT 90
Strata Tour Straight (my best guess going back to Spaulding days)
Titleist NXT Tour
Gamer V2
Maxfli U/3

There was a Titleist ball that came in a blue box about 15 years ago that was not their tour ball but a step above the DT. It was around a few years and I shot my best scores with this ball but I cannot remember the name of it or find a picture of the box on the web.
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I bet you're thinking of the Tour Prestige. A step down from the Tour Professional.

[Smiley_Face]

I liked the Precept U-Tri Tour.

[Marand]

I played my best golf with a Titleist 90 compression balata ball. In the olden times of the 1970's.

But the balls today, from just about every manufacturer, are far superior to that technology. Current choice is Nike's RZN Black.

[taz757]

For whatever reason, I really enjoyed playing the Top Flite XL 7000 Super Soft. I shot some of my better rounds with that ball. Wish I could find some still ...

[PhillyManTits]

Bridgestone RXS has been a game changer for me lately. Love reminiscing about some of the older balls mentioned, was always partial to Strata Tour Ultimates.

[LouLogsdon]

nice redundant title.

[driveandputtmachine]

In no particular order
Precept U Tri-Tour
Spalding Tour Edition
Maxfli HT Balata

[tweedygent]

Does anyone remember the Maxfli Revolution? I used to like those, before Titleist made really durable performance balls

[tweedygent]

Who remembers the oversized Top Flite Magna!!! Shiver at the thought !!!

[cradd10]

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Who remembers the oversized Top Flite Magna!!! Shiver at the thought !!!
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i remember playing it. Don't know why. it sucks, but i played it in high school

[Masse1369]

Pro V1* It was like a Pro V1X that was firmer. Maybe the prelude to the V1X?

[shooterMcGee]

The featherie?

[CafecitoHippo]

Since I've only been golfing for a few years (3-4 or so) I'm going to have to go with the Bridgestone B330-RXS. My short game is my strong suit and this ball does everything I want it to around the green. Nice, soft feel off the wedges that check up nicely and off the putter it is a dream. I don't know what it is, but I make many more putts with this ball than any other. I think it's just the feel off the face of the putter that I have the best distance control with it (and therefore it goes on the lines that I plan instead of hitting it through the break or not enough and it breaks more than I plan).

[mwink822]

I always liked the Taylor Made TP Red LDP. Just a great ball all around. Wish I could find a couple dozen of them to try head to head against my current RZN Black gamer ball.

[flip_rome]

Maxfli A10... It was the ball I used when I first started.

[larzpdot]

I tinkered with a few different golf balls for this, my first season and decided I like the Bridgestone e6's and the Callaway SR-1s.

[MichiganSRT8]

I'm with the others, original Pro V's, I liked the old seamed ones, made great for lining up along that.

[tweedygent]

Titleist Professional was ahead of its time.

[DevilDog]

I loved the Titleist Professional. Still have about 4 dozen left out of about 6 at home brand new I have picked up over the years. Still play great. Biggest advantage is around the greens. Can dead stop one with a SW or LW on my home course's firm, fast greens. Can get a little backup on a full iron shot. Off the tee, there is hardly any distance difference between this ball and a Pro V1 for me. Off the iron, it may be a bit shorter but only a couple of yards is all. As I said, the real advantage with it is holding greens and if you miss a green being able to dead stop it.

[phizzy30]

Hex black and original pentas are my 2 all-time favorite balls. I like the prov1x as well, but they keep tweaking it, so I get confused as to which year was my favorite.