Eagle Ace™️ Golf Balls, SoftBoost - Soft Feel with Maximized Distance, Optimal Spin Control, High Tech Energy Core 45 Compression,(2024 Version,White,12-Pack)

The Eagle Ace golf balls are a fantastic budget-friendly choice that won’t make you cringe when you send a few into the lake. They offer decent distance, and the spin control is surprisingly good for the price. Friends who tried them were also impressed, saying they felt like solid, reliable balls. These are a great option if you want performance without worrying about the cost of lost balls. Overall, a quality pick for golfers looking to save without sacrificing too much playability.

I was pleasantly surprised by these no-name brand golf balls! They perform just as well as some of the more expensive brands I've used. The distance and control are both solid, and they have a nice feel off the club. Whether I’m driving off the tee or working on my short game, these balls hold up really well.The only reason I’m giving them 4 stars instead of 5 is because they don’t have the name recognition or prestige of the high-end brands, but honestly, for the price, they’re a fantastic deal. If you're looking for quality golf balls without breaking the bank, these are definitely worth trying

These balls are exactly as described! They seem to be completely normal but when hit they don’t go quite as fast and far. I find them perfect for use with beginners! You don’t have to chase the balls quite as far! Good value as well.

These are very budget friendly low compression 2 piece golf balls. I've played for over 2 decades but I still have a very high handicap. My ability to discern the difference between this and the big brand names is limited, but I can tell that they are nice to hit. Some of my other golf balls are like hitting rocks. They seem to go as far but I don't have the consistency to compare. And on the rare blue moon when I actually hit the green, these don't race through and off the back; that is, I *think* there's more back spin. The outer layer seems to survive from scratches and scuffs well. But even smacking into trees and cart paths will damage it; amazing how I can hit those, but not the green.

Well. actually, I can usually hit the fairways...but that's about the extent of my game. I DO however, like to use the same balls; I generally will not pick up stray balls for that reason. These balls do suit MY game (we all have different strokes) but I can't say how they will do for you. They are durable too; I'm not so good so I will use a ball a lot longer than most. They're just a solid feeling ball at a value price.

But they were supposed to. Look clean, got down the fairway and then the cup when I asked them to there’s nothing great about him. Nothing horrible they just get the job done. Are you are won’t be disappointed.

I acquired these golf balls for my son's girlfriend who's taking up the sport, and wanted some golf balls that were more forgiving. These balls are advertised as providing better control, because they compress a bit less. In that case, they will end up traveling not quite as far but will also not spin quite as much. And that SHOULD result in better control.Well, my son brought his girlfriend golfing, and they both used these balls, and my son reported that he DID have better control over his tee shots and mid-range shots. His biggest problem is a not-all-that bad slice, and he says that the slice was noticeably less this round.He ALSO said that he hit the ball just a tad less far, but said that he'd trade less distance for straighter any day! His bottom line is that he likes the balls, but not as much as the #1 brand, whose name everyone knows. But, he also very much appreciates the HUGE difference in cost between these balls and the #1 brand.His compromise, because the #1 brand was not in his budget, was the #3 brand, but now he says that he'll happily purchase these Eagle Ace balls, because they'll save him a LOT of money, and they play almost as well. Both my son and his girlfriend are very pleased with the balls.Recommended.

I play with a lot of different balls, most of which I find on the course. Among my favorites are the Callaway Supersoft and Srixon Softfeel. I've never heard of this brand before, but had a chance to try them out on a recent round. They definitely feel very soft on impact; more so than what I'm used to. Although I don't have the skills to apply backspin like the pros, I was very satisfied with the way they performed, particularly with wedges around the greens. I feel like I gave up a little distance off the tee, but as a very inconsistent golfer (aren't we all?) it's tough to blame it on the ball. Despite being an unknown brand that's apparently only available on Amazon, they're priced like the major brands so I'm not sure I would buy these over Callaways for a few dollars less.