5 Best Golf Balls For 70 to 80 Mph Swing Speed: 2024 Edition

[@richardsiles8206]

thnak you for great info- willuse them all except vice.

[@BarneyG350]

I have used every one of these balls and like them all. But I really love the callaway supersoft. For me it’s the best of the bunch.

[@GolfTopicReviews]

😊 The Callaway Supersoft golf ball is a fantastic choice-I'm glad you found the perfect ball for your game! 🏌️‍♂️

[@mattharvey968]

Been using the Precept Laddie lately and it’s been a great ball all around!

[@GolfTopicReviews]

It's great to hear that you're enjoying the Precept Laddie golf ball. 🏌️‍♂️ Keep up the good game!

[@mizzo9]

The ball that started the trend for lower compression balls

[@rickthomsen5857]

I play the Bridgestone Tour RX. Excellent premium golf ball for slower swing speeds.

[@GolfTopicReviews]

I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying the Bridgestone Tour RX golf ball! It's a fantastic choice for those with slower swing speeds. ⛳ Keep up the great play!

[@jranney1]

I hate the use of AI for the narrator. Try o real person who actuals plays the game.

[@GolfTopicReviews]

I understand your preference for a human narrator. Using AI helps streamline the process, but I'll definitely consider incorporating real players' voices in future videos. Your input is valuable to me 😊

[@adamchong1752]

Yeah a real voice would differentiate this channel. The golf channels I follow, I hear that YTer's voice and know I'm watching X or Y's new video. And then having to hear Tightless balls over and over threw me off haha

[@billbyrnes9505]

Amen brother, or sister.

[@surroundedbyjaggoffs]

TM tour response #1, super soft bounces across greens into rough, fact!!!

[@GolfTopicReviews]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the TM tour response! I appreciate your feedback. It sounds like you have some strong opinions on the performance. Could you share more about your experience?

[@richardc6932]

I play a Kirkland from Costco. Very reasonable pricing and decent performance. My alternate choice is a Titleist “true feel”.

[@davekozeruba9821]

Calloway Super Soft is my favorite! Has been for two years now.

[@texasbootlegger3752]

Callaway Supersoft is the best 2 piece golf ball available. Great distance and very high ball flight.

[@GolfTopicReviews]

I agree, the Callaway Supersoft is an excellent choice for a 2-piece golf ball. Its distance and high ball flight are impressive!

[@Diogenes-ty9yy]

I had my only hole in one with a Srixon Soft Feel a couple of years ago but I'm currently playing the Bridgestone e12 as it has a superior feel at impact and an excellent flight pattern. I'm 75 now and can't generate the swing speed I once had.

[@tmo4330]

I had a hole in one when Srixon was giving away plaques celebrating hole in ones. I filled out all the paperwork and got 4 witnesses to sign off on it. Nothing! I called them 6 months later and they said I would get my plaque. Several years later and still nothing.

[@mrdfw666]

I use the Bridgestone extra soft. Excellent feel and good durability

[@GolfTopicReviews]

Thank you for sharing your experience with the Bridgestone Extra Soft golf balls! 😊 It's great to hear that you enjoy the feel and durability of those golf balls. Happy golfing! ⛳

[@davidnagy510]

My faves are Callaway super soft and Stixon soft feel

[@GolfTopicReviews]

Great choices! Both the Callaway Super Soft and Srixon Soft Feel are fantastic balls for those who prefer a softer feel on the greens. 🎯 Glad to hear you have your favorites!

[@robbkardas3641]

I've never seem a Vice golf ball with a matte finish. I'm I missing something?

[@johnr7471]

I like the first two noted. You can get them on sale for at around $15 a dozen. Makes no sense to me to spend more when ultimately the ball faces its demise in the woods, pond, lake, etc.

[@GolfTopicReviews]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 😊 I agree, getting a good deal on golf balls is always a win, especially considering how easily they can get lost in the woods or water. Happy golfing! 🏌️‍♂️

[@coobay4786]

All players will benefit from playing a tour grade ball. Yes a high handicap player will not benefit as much as single digit handicap player will. However if you don't mind the extra cost even a high handicap player will receive some level of improvement using a tour grade ball. Especially around the greens.

[@GolfTopicReviews]

While a high handicap player might not see as dramatic improvements as a single-digit handicap player, there are still noticeable benefits, especially in short game performance around the greens.

[@coobay4786]

@GolfTopicReviews Ai at its finest, just repeating what I said.🙉

[@VinceRomero-b1q]

Vice and Callaway are in my bag

[@GolfTopicReviews]

That's great to hear! Both Vice and Callaway make excellent golf balls. Which one do you prefer? 🏌️‍♂️

[@usatrooper5045]

@ 70 the Prov1 is still my score ball 🤔 also like the Bridgestone tour B RX 🤪🇺🇲

[@GolfTopicReviews]

It's great to hear that the Prov1 is still your go-to GOLF ball at 70 🤔. The Bridgestone Tour B RX is also an excellent choice 🤪🇺🇲. Happy golfing! ⛳️😊

[@elizabethkraemer356]

Would golfers with a swing speed below 80 mph benefit from using golf balls with a compression lower than 60? The review only covered golf balls with compressions of 60 and above for club head speeds of 70-80 mph. However, it did not mention several golf balls with compressions of 35-40, such as Callaway’s Supersoft, Maxfli’s Softfli, and Wilson Staff Duo Soft. Interestingly, many golfers with swing speeds over 85 mph use these balls and report excellent performance.

[@GolfTopicReviews]

Golfers with a swing speed below 80 mph can indeed benefit from using golf balls with a compression lower than 60. Balls like Callaway’s Supersoft, Maxfli’s Softfli, and Wilson Staff Duo Soft are great options to consider. These low-compression balls can help maximize distance and control for players with slower swing speeds. It's also interesting to hear that even golfers with swing speeds over 85 mph find success with these balls. I'll make sure to include a broader range of compression options in future reviews. Thanks again for your feedback!

[@cliffordbradford1392]

Callaway is my golf ball ⚽️ 😊

[@GolfTopicReviews]

That's awesome to hear! Callaway makes great golf balls. 🏌️‍♂️ Thanks for sharing!

[@rayfreeman2305]

I am not quite sure what I should say about this. First your headline seems like a click bait headline because you say this is the best balls for a person with a SS of 70-80 and then for a couple of the balls you say they are better for those with a higher SS. Vice Pro Soft is definitely not for a golfer with a SS of 70-80 regardless of the compression. Another person with a SS of around 90 did a test of the Supersoft and found it very lacking around the greens with no check-up and with very poor durability.

[@davidlammermeier4884]

Taylor made distance is by far the best of these

[@GolfTopicReviews]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 😊 TaylorMade golf balls definitely makes some impressive products. Glad to hear you're a fan of their distance!

[@mizzo9]

At the end of the review for Vice Pro Soft it says that it might not be ideal for golfers with slow swing speeds. Doesn’t make sense

[@GolfTopicReviews]

The Vice Pro Soft is designed for a softer feel and greater control, which can be beneficial for many golfers. However, for players with slower swing speeds, a ball with more compression might offer better distance and performance. It’s all about finding what works best for your individual game.

[@geoffjohnston1708]

I am really interested in these sorts of videos but as soon as I hear the AI voice, the video just loses all credibility with me and I fast forward to see which balls are recommended. For the record, I have a fairly slow swing speed but I find the Callaway Chromesoft suits me better than the Supersoft.

[@palazzoschleisman]

HEY kislux I have been watching you for years and im so proud of where you have made it! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day

[@GolfTopicReviews]

Thank you so much for your kind words and support over the years! I'm so glad I could make your day. Your encouragement means the world to me.

[@flybirds2024]

The Taylor Made Soft Response is much better than the Distance+ because it has a true low compression and is a 3 piece ball!

[@GolfTopicReviews]

😊 The Taylor Made Soft Response really does offer some great features with its low compression and 3-piece design. It's always interesting to see how different balls perform for various players! What’s your favorite aspect of the Soft Response? 🏌️‍♂️

[@gcvincent3989]

Don’t forget to keep a few balls in your bag you don’t like. If you’re like me whenever I see water I just go ahead and throw one in to get it over with.

[@BillyDenton-nx3oy]

I'm seeing this a lot, people confusing a low compression golf ball with a soft ball. Historically, the term soft has been reserved for strikes which do not compress the golf ball, yet still provide the player with a high level of control due to a soft outer layer.

[@GolfTopicReviews]

You're right, there's often confusion between low compression and soft golf balls. It's important to distinguish that low compression balls are designed to compress more easily upon impact, which can be beneficial for players with slower swing speeds. On the other hand, a soft ball generally refers to the feel of the outer layer, which provides better control around the greens. Thanks again for highlighting this distinction!

[@michaelmalone3633]

I loved Maxfli balls now call away and Taylormade never liked pro v1 give them away when I find them

[@GolfTopicReviews]

It’s always interesting to hear what works best for different golfers. If Pro V1s aren’t your thing, it’s great that you can pass them on to someone who might enjoy them more. 🏌️‍♂️

[@johnnycollins-o6q]

Noodle, made by Taylor made.... you want believe it!!

[@GolfTopicReviews]

Actually, Noodle golf balls are made by a brand called Maxfli, which is owned by TaylorMade. They’re known for their soft feel and great distance. 🏌️‍♂️

[@davelackey5943]

The AI program is really mechanical and it’s annoying as well

[@davidlammermeier4884]

Difficult to putt with. Must hit harder than normal

[@smb4658]

Only one ball can be “best”!🤔

[@GolfTopicReviews]

You're right, only one golf ball can truly be the best. It's always fun to debate and hear different opinions on which one holds that title. ⛳️🏌️‍♂️

[@dougfrith5001]

Lose the computer voice. It hurts your credibility.

[@jerrysilverstein4055]

It sounds like a infor commercial with little research

[@billbyrnes9505]

It even works in waater.

[@tomsanger5548]

Tite-list-er golf balls. Must be something new. Also love how the person is putting with a fairway wood. All in all not about to listen to any advice from this video.

[@GolfTopicReviews]

I apologize for any confusion. It sounds like there was a typo with the golf ball name and an unusual club choice for putting. We'll make sure to address these issues in future videos to improve the quality of our content. Thanks for watching and for your honesty!

[@geneking4443]

What a joke. Lots of time wasted just listening to an ad with very little substance.

[@StevenDietrich-k2w]

Not gonna watch. Done as soon as it was apparent that it was A. I. voicing. Is it that hard to find a real human who can read the script?

[@GolfTopicReviews]

I understand that some people prefer human voices over AI. I’ll definitely keep this in mind for future videos. 😊

[@dif985]

@@GolfTopicReviews It's not "some people prefer human voices over AI", it's undoubtedly the vast majority. And, I agree the use of a computer-generated voice is a major dent to the credibility of the article.

[@ScottHesseltine]

Narrator cannot pronounce putter

[@charlesmccormick2625]

Wordy, unemotional, data heavy, would you date the narrator? Ugh!

[@thomas6069]

It's not the ball seniors need to move up a tee box .