Profiles Golf Balls

This is my second purchase of these very good high to mid handicap balls.I have played spring and summer with this ball exclusively and have been very happy with distance off the tee,high soft approach shots into greens and acceptable control when playing from 100 yards in, I would say these are probably the best low price ball currently available .I have just played them last 72 holes with one ball and it is still playable as you can see from photo

Ok good balls from a leading manufacturer. I most certainly would buy again.

I lose a fair few balls so don't buy expensive. These are good balls. Quite firm. Not very durable, they mark quite quickly. Overall good for the price

Very pleased with these balls. Straight flight, good distance and easy to get up in the air. Quite durable, first ball lasted a couple of rounds even though it hit a few trees ! Excellent value for money. Highly recommend.

Not used them yet but they look good

Bought these as a gift, great value balls and at my sons level more than adequate for the mid handicap golfer. As for durability they seem good and my son is pleased with them but as he said he can’t report on the durability really as usually he’s parted from them fairly quickly into the undergrowth, into lakes, etc etc ;-) oh the joys of golf!!

Good for mid to high handicap players long distance and good feel around the greens. Price wise excellent especially for those players who lose a few.

Excellent value for this quality of golf ball..

Great value for 36 new balls

Awesome balls !

This is an excellent quality, durable golf ball at the best possible price.

Great quality Wilson golf balls. Buy bulk and save. Long and straight!

Cheap and durable ball. In fact this is the cheapest new golf ball I've ever found. Spin? Nope, not really. Hit this and a proV1 and they're not the same. Compression rating? Great question, no idea. Does it matter? No, youre reading a multi paragraph review on the cheapest golf ball on Amazon, obviously it doesn't. But for less than $1/ball, what are you expecting? They aren't going to be the same. Well, they share some similarities. They fly into the woods just like Pro V1s. They sink in water just as fast as a ProV1. They sound similar to any other ball I've ever hit off of a tree. I've played one of these balls through a whole round and it held up just fine. Used it again the next game and sent it off to meet its friends in the woods off the first tee. And I didn't care because it cost me $0.87. If you're an average golfer, these are all you need. Grab a couple boxes when they go on sale and leave them in your garage. Once your golf game is good enough that you're not losing more than a ball a game, and you've got consistency in your swing, move up the golf ball chain. Until then, keep sending these into the woods so I can fill my bag back up.