Callaway Golf Supersoft Golf Balls

These Callaway Supersoft golf balls live up to the name—they feel amazing off the clubface, especially on wedges and putts. I’ve gained extra distance off the tee without sacrificing control, and the straight flight is noticeable compared to other balls I’ve used. The Blue Splatter design looks great and stands out on the course, making it easier to find in the rough.If you want soft feel, added distance, and reliable spin around the greens, this is one of the best value balls out there. Highly recommend for golfers of all skill levels looking for affordable performance.

I recently tried the Callaway Golf Supersoft Golf Balls, and I am thoroughly impressed. These balls provide an excellent combination of softness and distance, making them perfect for golfers looking for control around the greens while still achieving solid drives off the tee. The soft feel at impact gives me more confidence, especially with my short game. I also noticed an increase in my accuracy, as the ball seems to hold its line well. The durability is another standout feature—these balls hold up to repeated use without losing their performance. Overall, the Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls offer exceptional value for the price, making them a top choice for golfers of all skill levels. Highly recommend!

I really like the quality of these golf balls. They help with distance and the softness is just right. It looks like they may also come in colors as well, but I got the white, as they are easier to see on the course if you have to look for your ball. The price point seems in line with other sellers, but it’s nice to get a box of several sleeves so that we always have quality golf balls on hand. They have a simple design on them so they aren’t too busy.

Won't fix your shot, nor will it make you better overall nice ball however I practice at my house so I use Kirkland balls, as I don't mind losing those. If I lose these which I will, I'd rather it be at the course not my house.

Context: I’ve been playing for 6 months, have taken a few lessons, and played about a dozen rounds this summer (range 1-2 times a week). I’ve primarily gamed the Supersoft and the Wilson Chaos this summer. For the money, the Supersoft is a good mix of a softer feel and durability.If you’re like me, you’re still working on distance control and striking the ball consistently. I’ve improved a lot, but the reality is I’m still miles away from shot shaping, getting loads of spin on the ball, or having my yardages dialed to even +/- 5 yards of a standard distance.If I’m being honest, I think most amateurs aren’t swinging fast enough or able to shot shape to such an extent that they’re playing beyond what this ball can offer. From the scratch golfer to the beginner, this ball can work for you.Durability is a better than the Wilson Chaos, but either ball will do for a few rounds and scampers along the cart path if you don’t lose it. Speaking of losing balls, at about $2 a pop, it doesn’t sting so bad compared to the $4-5 balls, but it’s hard to beat the Wilson Chaos at $1 a ball.I have no issues with performance off the tees, with irons, out of bunks, or putting. It’s all perfectly good for my experience and swing. The biggest difference between this ball and the Wilson Chaos in comparing it to other than price is feel. The Chaos feels almost brittle and toy like when struck harder. The Callaway Supersoft just feels like a good golf ball. That’s the only way I can describe it. The only ball I can confidently say I’ve enjoyed more is the few Vice Pro’s I’ve found.

Super sharp looking golf ball! I get great distance and speed out of these and they are very durable.

I was pleasantly surprised by these balls. I was able to hit them a bit longer and noticed a straighter flight path with most shots, especially with my drives.I have compared them to other compatible priced balls in my bag and I keep coming back to these.I just ordered another box!

I switched to these recently and see a big distance difference for me