Legato Golf Balls LTX3085 | Designed to Help Golfers Break 90 | Maximized Distance with Soft Feel | 3 Piece | Urethane Cover | 85 Compression

I had definitely heard a lot about the Legato 3085 (3 for three piece ball and 85 for compression, I'm working on the 0) before purchasing them. For reference, I'm on the fringe of a 20 handicap and my driver swing speed is 96/97 with a ball speed mid 140's. In mid June Amazon had them on sale for just under $20 per dozen so I picked up two boxes of the white version to see how good they really were. My first time hitting the ball was in the simulator and although it felt good off the club face, launch, distance and spin were all good, I'd have to wait a week before getting a full round on the course. I was a bit skeptical given which ball the Legato 3085 was being compared to in ads and online but this ball did not disappoint. My launch, ball flight, distance and dispersion was consistent with Driver, FW Woods and all they way through my irons. If I had one critique of the ball, it's a bit softer sounding coming off the putter face. I do like the alignment aid on this ball and it works well for me. I lost my first ball in the water on the 7th hole but the cover had held up great with no cuts or burrs. I finished the round with the second ball and it still has life in it so it's absolutely durable. I've since purchased an additional two dozen when coupons are available and I'm hoping to see a price similar to the original purchase around $20 during Prime Days. I think these balls still have very good value at $29 per dozen but they are an absolute steal at $20. I think there are a lot of players that could do very well with this ball and I'll continue to play it, especially at the price point. I shot a 93 the first round with this ball which included a few blow up holes. I think Legato got it right and I'm going to keep buying them when the price is right and I could easily recommend this ball.

I don’t play premium golf balls so I can’t post a comparison. Played these today and think they’re excellent. I have been playing Calloway Super Soft and a similar ball by Taylor Made. I like these better. They felt solid off the tee, but not “hard.” They flew high and far, and worked well for me around the greens. I’m a typical weekend golfer, for whatever that’s worth, and these are now the ball I will buy.

Great ball for the money. It feels great irons and hybrids fly high and straight and I actually gained a little distance from the pro v1 lx I play. The one downside is this ball spins so much more with driver I was losing 15 yards with this ball. Had to stick with the pro v due to the loss of distance. Greet ball for mid to slower driver swing speeds

Wow.. A 3 ply that is cheap and much better than the Kirkland brick! Thought I would try it and ended up buying another box and now I'll buy 2 more boxes. I am driving these balls 20 yards longer. They also stop well around the green. Good feel off the putter. This ball is all around good for me and stands up well during a round. In short it's a prov1 at a softer compression which is ideal for me. This ball checks all the boxes including price. Only thing that worries me is that now more people will buy it and drive up the price.

As a professional golf instructor celebrating his 39th year. I have tested been paid to test many different Golf balls. This Golf ball has to be one of the best. I have ever tested for $29. It ranks up with the top cough bowls in the world and with an 85 compression. It's meant to be played hard, strong and long. The feel is outrageous the control It's tour the spin, it's outrageous. Remind you so much of a prove, in fact, if you would take the name off of it and handed to someone they would never be able to tell the difference. I don't usually endorse a product, but this product that would endorse in 1 second. Congratulations, . This company makes one hell of a Golf ball. I rank it a 5 out 5 BT.GOLF Head instructor Frankie Boe !

I really had high hopes with this ball being a faithful member of the let’s play through community… let’s start off with the good. The ball feels great putting irons driver. It feels nice very reminiscent of an older pro V1X the way it comes off the face. Butterfield is very interesting because to me it sounds again like a pro V1 X, but it feels almost like a TP5 the way it feels nice and soft. Ultimately, I think it knock I have on the ball the durability…. These pictures were taken just after initial testing indoors down in the basement hitting into a net on carpet… this brand new ball got instantly scuffed just with a few seven iron shots, which I was mortified and very scared to bring this on the golf course… I don’t know if I happen to get a bad batch or what is it but it just seems like surface scuffs I can’t really feel anything with my fingers or fingernail.

When you hold these balls, you can feel the quality. They combine distance, control, and a soft feel that I prefer.Long Drives and Extra Distance: With my decent senior swing speed, I noticed an increase in distance off the tee. The feel and control are superior to what I’ve experience with prior experience with high-end balls.Accuracy and Control: Accuracy is always a work in progress. I find that the feel of the ball gives me more confidence and better results.Short Game - Around the greens, the ball’s feel was incredible. When I chip or making delicate pitches, the soft feel allows for more precise placement and consistency.Putting Precision: The ball has an alignment mark that I’m sure others will find useful, but not me. I putt by visualization and feel. The soft feel of the ball matches perfectly with my “really hot” LAB putter.Price and Value: This ball has great technical characteristics with incredible pricing. It’s three-piece construction with an 85 compression resulting in improved performance. For me, it's the very soft feel that delivers. By comparison, the price is far superior to high-end golf balls.I you like distance, control, and a really good feel, give these balls a try.