Guides
Which ball to play, what the grades mean and how to get tour balls for less. Straight answers from the MGB team.
Comparisons3 min
Should you play the Pro V1 or the Pro V1x?
Same urethane cover, same short-game spin, different flight and feel. How the Pro V1 and Pro V1x differ, and how to pick the right one for your swing.
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Buying used2 min
Are used golf balls as good as new?
Used golf balls cost a fraction of new. Here's what changes between grades, what stays the same and when buying new still makes sense.
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Comparisons2 min
Should you play the Chrome Soft or the Pro V1?
Both are three-piece urethane tour balls. The Chrome Soft feels softer and spins less off the driver; the Pro V1 flies more penetrating. How to choose.
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Buying guides2 min
The best used golf balls for high handicappers
Soft, straight and cheap enough to lose: the used golf balls that help high handicappers score, plus when a tour ball is worth it.
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Buying guides2 min
The best golf balls for slower swing speeds
Low-compression and soft tour balls that help slower swings launch higher and carry farther, from Supersoft and e6 to Tour B RXS and Chrome Soft.
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Comparisons2 min
Is the Kirkland Signature ball as good as a Pro V1?
Both are three-piece urethane balls. How Costco's Kirkland Signature compares with the Titleist Pro V1 on feel, spin, consistency and price.
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