Callaway Hex Soft Golf Balls, White

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And, most importantly, when it comes to shots around the green, this baby delivers an outstanding soft feel. Maybe I’m being overly critical and not applying a fair comparison by putting it up against a premium urethane ball. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees. HEX Tour Soft is engineered with core technology that improves spin separation, so you can hit longer, straighter shots.

This difference was perhaps borne out most noticeably during my first round using the Hex Soft where I hit one of the best greenside bunker shots I’d played for some time, but it didn't spin and check in the way I’d have expected it to, but rolled out quite a long way past the flag.On chips and putts, it is primarily the cover material that will dictate how soft a ball feels but, on fuller shots, other elements of the ball’s design – the core and any mid-layers – come into the equation. Overall, with plenty of distance and consistency in the long game, and a good feel on the green, the Wilson Triad is a worthy addition to this guide. When it came to short game shots this ball undoubtedly feels soft - and that will appeal to a lot of golfers .

The improved core technology is designed to produce longer, straighter shots most notably from the tee box, plus a considerably tighter dispersion angle on iron shots and wedge play.

You can easily tell the difference between the two with your eyes closed using your fingernails against the cover. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.

Quite frankly if you’re not used to playing a premium ball or if you don’t strike the ball consistently with your wedges to generate a lot of spin, then you won’t miss what you don’t know!A fantastic value ball with outstanding performance, we definitely recommend these for senior players who don't want to spend lots on premium balls. In 2023, we see the Srixon Soft Feel golf ball heading into its 13th generation, with the model still one of the best Srixon golf balls anywhere on the market. This, I would say, is purely down to my launch conditions where I find I get maximum distance with my driver from lower spinning golf balls that work best to negate the high spin I generate as a result of my steep angle of attack. In testing, we noticed that it produced good distance, with the consistency of the ball flight another huge plus point. Cutting the balls open won’t really help much either as core coloring is very easy to change and the fact that there have been examples of balls from the same dozen with different core colors (not just a single OEM occupancy of this either).

The core of the Diablo Tour has speckles while the Hex Tour is a solid color (probably meaningless).

Obviously, premium models will provide the softest feel because of their urethane covers but, there's a catch, with these particular golf balls the most expensive on the market.