Titleist V1 - Expensive 9 21.43%

Nike One Tour - Expensive 2 4.76%

Nike Juice - Cheap 6 14.29%

Callaway Big Bertha - Cheap 1 2.38%

Callaway Tour - Expensive 3 7.14%

Other 25 59.52%

This is for research purposes :-)
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If you vote Other, please tell what it is.
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NXT tour. Best ball for the money. At least I believe so.:-)
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Since most of my balls end up in the woods, the cheaper the better. I'm such a hacker...
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Precept Laddie X, or occasionally Top Flite D2 Feel. The two cheapest balls I tried that didn't feel like rocks when I hit them.
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I can (and do) play them all, seeing as I find a couple thousand every year.
I find myself going back to the cheap to mid-range balls. The original Titleist DT/Solo is probably my go-to (the newer DT Carry or Roll, not so much), but I've had similar feel with Noodle+, Precept Laddie, Bridgestone E6+, etc.
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I voted other since I like Tim's balls :-)
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:-):-):-)
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I'm Afraid To Post After Andrew! But I Prefer Srixon Soft Feel And I've Tried All The "GOLFBALLS" Out There.:-)
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I buy the cheapest ones I can find at Dicks. I usually get the Wilson's for like $9 :-)
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I use pro v1 x's
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I didn't see the category "One that stays out of the water"!!! :-)
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I voted for Nike Juice, but I usually play the Mojo or Karma. It's a softer feeling ball that just comes off my driver better than others I have tried. There might be better balls out there, but who has the time to buy and try them.
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:-)
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Play with DT So/Lo's when I can find the re-packaged ones. DT Carry when I cant
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I played my first year with pinnacles 1-4 and now I'm gonna try the Srixon Softfeel...Honestly..I like it very much so far.
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:-) I think they arrest for that.
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I like the Callaways for the dimple design - seems more precise than a bunch of dots... That said I like how Pinnacles feel/play better, and they're cheaper, as well.
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I play pro VI's only because my crazy "good golfer" partners choose them for our company logo balls. Seem to have a decent feel but so do most of the balls I find in the woods, rough and water I visit on most holes and play as often as the Pro V's. :-)
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Seems like you and I play by the same rules Dave. A good ball is nice, but a ball by any name is almost as nice.

The important thing to remember about golfing is TO REMEMBER YOUR CIGARS!:-)
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