At Long Last! At Just $1.84 Per Ball Amazon Has Finally Discounted The Kirkland Signature Golf Ball

But let’s talk about how it tested for a bit, shall we? Well, our tester acknowledged that the key question to ask was whether he would continue to play with the golf ball after the testing had concluded, and he said yes, especially if he was buying his own golf balls. Even at full price, these balls offer clear value, but when you consider the box of two dozen works out at around $1.84 per ball right now, that value goes even further.

In testing, our reviewer noticed that while this ball might not suit those with higher swing speeds, it will suit a wide range of players, particularly those who possess medium/slow swings. He fit into that bracket, and he noticed how, when comparing the Kirkland against other golf balls, his tee shots were ending up in more or less the same places, so the average distance performance was solid. When comparing alongside the Titleist Pro V1 he said;

‘My average driver distance on the simulator was around 250 yards with both. My longest drive – I hit about 20 drives with each ball – was 266 yards with the Kirkland ball, 271 yards with the Pro V1. So for me, there’s very little difference.’

The same was true for approach shots of various distances. He said;

‘I generally hit my 8-iron about 150-155 yards in the air, and when I had that shot with the Kirkland ball, and struck it solidly with the same club, they were pretty much ending up close to pin high.’

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The ball performed well around and on the greens. It perhaps felt slightly firmer, which isn’t a problem, as the previous models were a little soft and produced a little too much spin. Our tester reported that on the green, the Kirkland felt very similar to a lot of other golf balls he has tested, and rolled true, which is vital to holing more putts and good distance control.

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