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[@cooperemerich2081]

Usually Kirkland scuff up easy when I play them but I think it has something to do with hitting every tree on the course

[@josephpizzati8325]

lmao had me in the first half

[@svendb7]

They definitely do tho!! I feel that way about them as well

[@Vaiz15]

Mine usually have a magnetic pull to ponds.

[@troysanders7839]

Same !!

[@Cyrus92178]

Those darn cart paths too

[@timothywyatt406]

I started playing Kirkland balls this year at my wife’s suggestion. She noted that I had taken seven years off golf and at 61 I’m not as good as I once was. After working on my game all summer my goal was to shoot a low 80’s round by end of season. Last Sunday I scuffed my brand new Kirkland on the second hole when I hit a tree … I feel like the cover is not quite as durable as the pro vx that I use to play. Well I kept the ball in play with the scuff and finished 18 holes with it and shot an 82. I’m good with Kirkland balls.

[@rondo7565]

After thorough testing, I find that Kirklands hook into the trees right there with the best of ‘em!! 🤣

[@philkwon81]

it's science. lol. i'm with you, my man. it doesn't matter if my equipment costs $$$ or $, i can find the trees and the water no problem.

[@toughtimes4paco]

@@philkwon81 but I'll be damned if it hurts a lil less when its a kirkland ball.

[@horsecockexpress7612]

stop trying to kill the golf ball, its already dead ;)

[@John-jj5fh]

Funny story Micah. Playing behind a father and son,little guy was 11 yrs old,said he was going to good good this drive. I started laughing. Father comes over ,says his son's nickname is Tig, self proclaimed of course 😂😂

[@Micahmorrisgolf]

That’s amazing! Thanks for sharing

[@TheLeach2112]

@@Micahmorrisgolf is the giveaway comment a scam? If so I just fell for it.

[@MarkM22]

@@TheLeach2112 yup. Totally fake 😂

[@dapperdank3701]

@@TheLeach2112 😵🤯😑... nooo! What did it ask you to do then??

[@TheLeach2112]

@@dapperdank3701 didn't give any bank information.

[@jefferyparr4153]

This seems to be the most sincere, honest opinion I’ve found on KZbin for the comparison of these golf balls.

[@micahfort5439]

The man spends a week with Rick Shiels and he’s already doing ball comparison videos 😂

[@stefanhoffmann807]

The haters are out early & out often…..

[@oliverdavila9749]

Come on give it a chance he is trying

[@_chrisdunne]

this was a brilliant video, he should do more of them.

[@carlaxeldanckwardt6606]

Its funny but it is absolutely brilliant, really enjoyed it

[@Micahmorrisgolf]

Hahah kinda facts but hope you enjoyed

[@pt9373]

For you newer or just less experienced golfers, or anyone (which is like 95% of people) who dont have club head speed similar to Micahs, there's nothing wrong with a soft, or semi-soft ball. To take advantage of the main benefits of a hard ball like a ProV1, you need high club head speed to compress the hard ball. Ex. My brother swings about 40mph slower than me, but is accurate. Prov1 came in 5th out of the 5 balls he tested, with a semi soft bridgestone coming in first place.

[@John-xn2ez]

Would love to see the numbers on trackman! Definitely going to try Kirkland out again

[@underestimatedgiraffe6249]

There’s a ton of videos out there with the numbers. Not to spoil it for ya. As good or better than most premium balls.

[@jccall05]

Kirkland has a new version out now that is really good. The green box they had before sucked. But the balls that are out now are top notch. I have a costco membership just for golf balls.

[@foreword_858]

@@jccall05 yeah the version 1 kirklands went 20 yards shorter with the driver. Every club other than that was fine, but did lack some penetration through the air but still went essentially the same distance maybe 3 yards off, but I've hit the new ones and theyre fucking nice

[@pigs6486]

Dunno about this new version but previous versions were some of the spinny-est balls made but you were losing 5-10 yards

[@StevelandCleamer]

@@underestimatedgiraffe6249 yeah Rick Shiels did a video on them and he was shocked at how solid they are

[@nchurch3244]

Would love to see more of these type of vids, with your community that you have been a beast building is full of soooo many different people, different play styles, equipment etc. So seeing you a golfer we love watching is so much fun playing equipment I'm sure plenty of people use! Loved the vid!! Keep it up!

[@08mcastro]

I play a Kirkland and absolutely love it. I was playing a TP5x and I thought the Kirkland was a little softer and maybe spun a little more. That added spin meant my driver sometimes was a little shorter. On the flip side because i was less bothered about losing a $5 ball I think I took on more shots and got better results because of confidence. On a similar note I wasn’t that bothered if I put one in the woods. If you a a good ball striker (which I am not) then maybe Kirkland isn’t the BEST ball in the world but it performs well and at that price it’s hard to beat.

[@jvke.p]

Try the tp5 or tour response! They’re both softer than the tp5x. I find the tp5x is a bit more “clicky” and the tp5 is more of a “thump”. Of course there are technical compression ratings that explain the difference but I find my personal terminology much more practical lol.

[@noworriesman]

It's definitely softer than a tp5x. I was chipping both and the tp5x is a little harder ball, as it is supposed to be. Kirkland feels exact to pv1 to me

[@rickcruz5045]

I really enjoyed the past few videos you put out. Love the variety. Also Kirkland is a great golf ball, the only issue I noticed is in the durability of the cover. A few wedge shots or bunker shots and it’ll be scuffed up.

[@nickfaraci94]

I'd love to see the trackman results. I have been playing Kirklands for the past year and I love them.

[@brandons4301]

I have played both of these over the year. I really think the ball that the player has the most confidence in when you look down at address is so important. If you feel the the Kirkland ball we do what you what it to do, and don't think the proV will then play the ball you confidence in. When you dont think the ball you're playing will do what you want it to then its time to find a new golf ball. Confidence is really important when you play this crazy game that we've all chosen to play.

[@dangerousgoods2492]

If i remember correctly(Rick Shiels reviewed these) you lose some distance and the spin is higher compared to a pro-v. I bought a box at the start this year, they are ok but i prefer my tp5, they just feel better.

[@nickfaraci94]

@@dangerousgoods2492 im not saying it’s a better ball. I’m saying the difference is negligible and I get 2 dozen for $25. 2 dozen TP5s and you’re out $100..

[@latortugapicante719]

There are plenty of videos on this already

[@notyouraveragejoe1722]

You’ll see the results around the greens and the spin rates.

[@nolimitsgolf]

Thanks Micah for giving honest feedback from a fantastic golfer. Great to see someone of your standing within the golf community giving brutally honest feedback and not trying to waver anyone to the more expensive ball just because of the brand. I really enjoyed the video and have just subscribed, greatly appreciated mate 👍

[@jdhrap]

Someone of your standing??? Good grief. 🙄

[@seanshreve9141]

OUTSTANDING video Tig!! Such a great idea for content. You being a consistent scratch player with those kinds of results was awesome. I’ve played The Bridgestone e6 for years and now you’ve got my curiosity peaked. I’m going to try different balls the next time I go out. Thank you so much!!

[@DaddyFatherDad]

Love it. I like when videos have a clear point and stay that way. The entire video was about the different golf balls and didn't just turn into another golf video.

[@trippvogel1781]

Micah. The prov 1 is the best ball in golf. In my opinion the wedges are the difference due to spin being repetitive and reliable. On some courses the grasses and firmness dictate you have the spin and grab. One other note is chrome soft and ercs are noticably different off the putter and generally feel softer. They are good balls also. The trackman would be helpful to determine the facts. From time to time i will pull in a sub on a very challenging shot and find that the freedom of not caring what happens is a factor. if someone cares enough to manufacture a golf ball i would think the quality of the internals and cover material would be key. Never given kirkland a shot but nice video. Seems very truthful. Good work!

[@tylerediger6896]

I'm currently just below a 3 handicap. I play these Kirklands and absolutely love them. I was playing the prov1x before. For $30 for 2 dozen I'll take the Kirkland all day long. I lost about minimal yardages on my drives / irons / wedges and get just as much spin around the greens with the Kirkies as I did the prov1x's. Great ball!

[@andrewreis4049]

Been playing them for years and love them honestly. Can’t beat the price and results for amateurs

[@fishingamericathegreatadve4349]

Loved it! Just re-started last fall and using Kirkland (costco fan) and it's great to see that someone who actually hits the ball well confirms that i'm giving it a go with a good ball. Thanks!

[@rugged1987]

Solid solid content right there! Really enjoyed this video. I just started golfing about a month ago, and have really become weirdly addicted to the game now! I feel like all I want to do every Friday after work is get 18 in and to get better. I have insane amounts of respect for guys like you just making it looking so effortless on them swings and dealing with adversity hole to hole, with the camera rolling.👊👊

[@terrancefougeee8208]

Man... that's how it starts. You think you're addicted now?... wait til you get good. I'm playing 4/5 days a week lol got my handicap down to 7.7 It's literally the most addictive sport ever. I've played over 250 rounds in the last 2 years lol It's my third year golfing ⛳

[@breakbogey3433]

Nothing weird about it man…what’s super weird is nongolfers…just can’t figure out those weird people.

[@ericjohnson8705]

Tig I really enjoy your content and my favorite on GG. Hope all is well with you and know that you have a lot of people supporting you.

[@napkimplz5416]

Please do a test on Trackman. I feel I'd trust your findings over all the other tests on here lol. Thanks!

[@broncorc]

Love when people do stuff like this because it can vary person to person. Micah is a great example of that. Sure rick did this but he aint hittin it as far and consistent as micah with the driver so we wouldnt be able to stuff like this live. Keep doin this bro! Love it!

[@VAROYALTY]

Ive been golfing kirkland for a while now and i gotta say its one hell of a ball. Glad to see others using it as well

[@Pewpadewp]

If you enjoy the prov1x, definitely need to try the srixon zstar XV. Love a firm ball, and XV is about as firm as they come.

[@NathanSaito]

Try the Maxfli tour x

[@JoshuaSmith-ns1ne]

@@NathanSaito I second this. It's what I play with and cheap

[@conraywest]

@@NathanSaito nice didn’t even know about these!

[@Aussiefps]

Can confirm srizon xv is legit great feel, 20 bucks cheaper than pro v1 aswell

[@jkwitt1329]

Srixon Q Star Tours are amazing and $15 cheaper than prov1s - highly recommend

[@dnf2520]

Great unbiased content! Loved the video, as most intermediate golfers need to know that it is not cost effective to use the higher priced balls.

[@thetoolman757]

Micah, I love the idea behind this. I did the same thing last year playing everything I could think of. I didn't like the Kirkland off my wedges, but I like a soft ball there. However, my swing speed dictates I play something harder. I landed on the Vice Pro Plus and the Srixon Z-Star XV if Vice's weren't readily available.

[@wecolouritall]

just bought 4 dozen of the Kirkland's and i have to say, very impressive. In particular the wedge shots come out much lower and spin a ton. crazy performance for the price.

[@danny_the_K]

Do you have a brother? Would his name be "Big John Boote"??? If you get it, you've seen "Buckaroo Bonzai" 😂

[@erik8161]

I like how the closer shot was because of the “ball” .great review, I agree Kirkland ha a very similar feel to the prov1

[@nicksolis1325]

I’ve worked at Costco going on 6 years now, I always suggest to the members to play with those balls. They perform well, even though the outside layer won’t last as long. If you lose it, it feels better to lose one dollar versus 4 dollars.

[@davidbooth9299]

I have played the Kirkland ball for about a year and think they are great. Nice feel off the club, very controllable, and of course great value for money. I tend to lose a ball before it wears out, so the longevity is not an issue, however I do get four or so rounds out of a Kirkland without too much damage to the cover.

[@nealhamamura4263]

Great video! I have seen this comparison all over KZbin and Kirkland always compares favorably to the ProV1. I am a high handicap player so can’t afford to play with ProV1. I play with Kirkland balls and feel great that I am not giving up performance. I like the nickname for Kirkland balls. When someone asks me what balls I play with I am going to say Kirkies.

[@jeffwilkinson5498]

Great video Tig, I use the Kirkland balls because of the price. I also just purchased the Kirkland Signature wedges, would love to see you do a comparison video with these wedges compared to your custom fitted Cobras.

[@kylesebor1290]

He should do Kirkland ball plus Kirkland wedges, verse a pro v and sm9’s

[@PapaYeetos]

Been playing Kirkland for about 6 months. Cover wears much faster than a Pro V, especially because I have some pretty fast club head speed especially off the tee but performance has never been an issue. I love Kirkland!

[@Ronald-tx3bh]

I love your honesty when comparing the two golf balls. Many like to favor the premium ball. You showed true integrity in your comparison. Thanks!❤ I love Titleist and l like how Kirkland performed. God bless you and thanks.

[@flowaroundtherock]

The Kirkland ball was impressive! In performance it might be a little more similar to the ProV1 as the ProV1x seemed to have a slightly higher ball flight. Personally, I play Vice Pro Plus balls. As someone with a high swing speed that tends to hit the ball high, I like a ball with lower launch and lower spin.

[@macdds]

Seriously, Kirkland V2.0 is my all time favorite golf ball. Big step forward from the V1.0, which was already pretty amazing. 1$ per ball makes them the best golf ball in the world.

[@tommyk2859]

Great Video ….I would be interested in hearing your thoughts on the Snell golf ball. As you probably know Dean Snell is the engineer behind the Pro V and the Taylormade TP5 golf balls. I’ve been playing Snell for about 6 months now and love them. The ball is much more affordable too… Kirkland golf balls are a great ball too.

[@robd1381]

Love this Micah. I'll have to see if they sell in the UK to try out. Normally play Titliest Trufeel and find them very good for the price. Hope you do more comparison vids as you seem like a real detail guy when it comes to golf, more so than others :)

[@Cyrus92178]

They sell them at Costco in the US if that helps.

[@JessieWhittingtonRacing]

I’ve always noticed (at least with my game) that the overall performance of cheap balls vs expensive balls isn’t that far apart and sometimes the cheap balls outperform. But the problem I always find is the outer cover of the cheap balls never last and you end up going through them quicker even though they play just fine up to that point.

[@PGAverage]

You have to be good for it to matter. If you can spin the ball based on the trajectory of the shot, the ball matters.

[@wilbel4]

Kirkland signature is really a premium ball like the pro v1, but way cheaper. Who said we can’t have nice things !

[@BakoSooner]

Although there are some balls not up to par, most are in the category of being 'good enough' as we don't generate club head speed nor spin like the pros (my index is 6.1). There are too many variables influencing golf ball performance. That includes your swing, impact, angle of attack, type of club, etc...). I play with anything (except some really cheap balls like pinnacle, topflite...) and I certainly can't tell any difference. But certainly, don't feel bad when I lose a $1 ball into a lake versus throwing out a $3.50 ball.

[@zachbuchanan5109]

I remember when I watched Rick Shields do this awhile ago. Love seeing the same results years later. Titleist is overpriced. Kirkland FTW

[@zamboughnuts]

Pete Finch plays Kirklands primarily now for the same reason.

[@jwild5360]

I mean rolls Royce is overpriced as well but it’s still better quality than the Toyota. You can say this about everything being sold since mankind

[@thegolfdude]

Unless they updated them recently, the covers get thrashed way easier and more thoroughly than Titleist. You get what you pay for

[@michaelb6801]

Most people shouldn't be playing Pro V's anyway. Unless you're under probably 10 handicap, don't play them. Kirkland covers get trashed pretty easily.

[@jakebrown8093]

@@thegolfdude most people that praise Kirkland lose them before they get torn up. My wife is a plus 1 and I'm a 4, we gave then a test against prov and vice pro plus down in destin Florida on our honeymoon. Over 6 rounds I averaged about 240 off the tee with Kirkland because of the excessive spin at sea level. Prov and vice pro plus 275-280 at sea level. That was enough for me to never play Kirkland again

[@Fancyweasel621]

I've been using these kirklands and absolutely love them! Thanks to Ricko.

[@samschofield3474]

LOVED this style of video, very professional casual- like, you know your stuff but aren't cocky about it

[@lobsterzilla]

Love the video. Would definitely enjoy seeing a trackman session with both.

[@marvinburkholder8907]

I tried the Kirklands and I spin them to much. I didn't get good length with my drives and switched to the Cut Blue. I think the Cut Blue is a fantastic product.

[@davidfowles1252]

Nice to see your 'spin' on the debate on budget over premium balls especially given how you are such a good player. We have had similar 'talking balls' reviews in the UK, where as you know the weather does not always behave so it will be interesting what the outcome is from your side of the pond.

[@bigchungis8213]

Absolutely love this type of content tig. Do more of these ball comparisons these really help for high handicappers like myself.

[@jeremeymiller3406]

Very interesting stuff a track man comparison would be cool to see. I’ve always been partial to the prov1x tp5x and the tour BX which have really soft covers so if you say it’s comparable I need to check them out would have been nice when I was younger to have and losing balls but when I got down to single digits i had no worries of losing them and like you said can be played multiple rounds. I do have experience with both brands gloves and titleist have been one of the mainstays in my bag but if your making swing changes and practicing heavily or it’s very humid in the summer like where I live and you need multiple $20 a pop gets annoying and synthetics aren’t for me so one day I came across their 4 pack of gloves for less than $30 and had to try them out and I was/am very impressed that they can rival the name brands pricing by selling 3 for the price of one of those. out of all the thousands I’ve spent on gloves over the years the durability is the same or better than Other big brands and for a fraction of the cost they offer some of the best value in the industry. Would love to see a Kirkland wedge and putter review as well

[@AdamIsMyNameO]

Micah always rocking the missed belt loop

[@JC-bp5dw]

I was a faithful Pro V guy then just decided to try Kirklands and was really impressed. As a weekend golfer who plays in just 2 tournaments a year, I like playing a very comparable ball while paying over 50% less.

[@danpoteet]

I have been a huge fan of the Srixon Z-Star for about 3 years now. You should check it out, feels a lot like a Pro-v1 to me. If you prefer the Pro-v1x then the Z-star XV would be the model for you.

[@Chewyness]

What’s going on with Micah is he actually leaving GoodGood ? Is that why he’s not wearing their apparel ??

[@alberttran7194]

With Micah’s swing speed the V1X matches up better. A little firmer compression on his 2 iron equates to longer distance for that swing speed. With the Kirkland it’s a bit softer and will spin more on full swings aka less distance. So for us normal people Kirkland is going to play similar to the proVs

[@eschmitz23]

So I am about 3 years into golf and a higher handicap at about 13 but a longer hitter. 300+ with driver and around 275 with 3 wood (my go to off the tee). My issue is iron shots consistency and an issue controlling spin. I’ve been playing Kirkland for about 2 years and have tried all the premium balls. I’ve found the Kirkland really fits me well when it comes to keeping it consistent. Even when I’m playing the same ball for several holes or a whole round or so the Kirkland just seems to hang with the Pro V or TP5. I can for sure tell there’s a little loss in distance in comparison to the premium balls but not much. Plus I love it around the greens. Maybe it’s just confidence with the Ksig (and maybe the price since I lose more than low handicappers lol) but I prefer it to the premium balls. Love the soft feel and when I get on a streak I find myself using the same Kirkland ball for quite some time. Def recommend for newer golfers who like that premium feel.

[@ethansymons3556]

cool to see a comparison off the track man. Especially from someone as good as Micah, he sees and points out the in-game differences that are more applicable to the average golfer.

[@SnatchesScotchCrossFitN6]

Love Kirklands, been using them all season. They do scuff up a little faster than Bridgestone e12 for example. But honestly I usually lose them before they get too scuffed lol

[@spinology1]

How do they compare with the Bridgestone in colder weather for you? I tried them and found them excellent until it was cold and wet one day then I found i lost about 10/12 yards on wedges, you ever have that?

[@nealhamamura4263]

Same here

[@SnatchesScotchCrossFitN6]

@@spinology1 I'll have to see. I only started using them this summer. I've been playing Srixon and Bridgestone and Tour Response . I'll keep an eye out this fall how they behave. Just got 3 boxes of 24 because there are times where several local Costcos are completely sold out.

[@mikeybeeee07]

I've played these Kirklands and I'm impressed. It's weird to call them a budget ball. They're just a great ball at a great value. Always keep some in my bag. They feel good off the club face. They feel good in hand. Micah needs to get some coffee and fact check it but I think Kirklands are made in the same factory as some Titleist. Titleist even tried suing Kirkland/Costco a while back over these balls?

[@tactful_colt8536]

I used to play Nitro and top flite and wanted to upgrade. I really liked srixon q star and volvik vivid. Then I moved about 5 minutes from a Costco and absolutely love the Kirkland balls. Been using only kirks for 4 months now!

[@Cadams7]

I really like the Kirklands, although I feel like the cover tears up pretty easily. I’ve heard great things about the Maxfli Tour X. Im trying them out tomorrow. Price point in between the Kirklands and Pro V1.

[@scottsmith8546]

The original Krlands did get beat up on their covers, but their new to this year 2.0 ball has as good of cover as the ProV1 and lasts a long time.

[@Cadams7]

@@scottsmith8546 I got a brand new pack. I was playing in the Sandhills in NC. Maybe that had something to do with it. I dunno. Good ball though. And for the price I’m ok with them scuffing easier lol.

[@anthonyspano8131]

@@Cadams7 let us know how those Maxfli play. Very interested in spin and launch.

[@PaddyP538]

Don’t know exactly why, but I really like Maxfli as well. 👌

[@Cadams7]

@@anthonyspano8131 well I really like them a lot. Long with the driver, flew straight. Greens were pretty rough on the course I played but the spin seemed really good. I’ve read the Tours have more spin, but I went with the X. Very durable.

[@grantrobinson9836]

Would love to see this test with the vice pro or pro plus. I play them as a single digit handicap and absolutely love them.

[@Swing_thoughts]

Same here. Much better than Kirkland. Kirklands cut up after one wedge.

[@FDGunmod]

@@Swing_thoughts Kirkland are a dollar a ball. Pro and Pro Plus are basically the same amount as a Pro V1 unless you buy 5 boxes at a time. Considering the numbers, Kirkland is great for the price

[@justinmills3852]

@@FDGunmod $35 a dozen is a lot cheaper than $45-$50 for pro v

[@nicklauspalmi8768]

I love the pro plus! Great value

[@dhit6277]

Vice balls are ok but they never last a full round. I have cut and scuffed these balls out of the sand pretty well every time I've used them.

[@4homen]

Thanks Micah for doing a very transparent comparison.

[@garyhovey9305]

great video. I would love to see you get the Kirkland ball on trackman then compare those numbers to the 2021 My Golf Spy ball test. They tested 37 premium balls and broke down the results by swing speed. I would love to see your results and see how they compare. But bottom line is in this video you were obviously more comfortable with the Kirkland.

[@mattstevenson7949]

Kirkies FTW!!!

[@Woogin7]

Love this style of video Tig but imo the best bang for your Buck is by far the Vice Pro Plus!!!

[@_dboy_]

I usually play vice pro plus but I got 2 doz Kirkland balls for Christmas last year and they are actually pretty good. Interested to see your review! If it's good I'm sending it to my friend who was busting my chops about not using a pro v. I rarely use a pro v unless I find it so the joke is on him. The vice pro plus balls are solid as well, but more expensive than the Kirkland.

[@nolanharris8030]

Have you tried playing the Vice. Has by far been my favorite ball for my swing

[@craiginnh8277]

Although my favorite brand of ball is "found", this video was interesting because I've always wondered if the more expensive balls are worth the extra cost. With my game, I don't think the brand makes much, if any, difference, and playing mostly found balls, I play many different brands.

[@harrisons62]

Gotta give back sometimes and buy a dozen

[@kenbagwell8551]

Even as a mid-handicapper, I feel the difference around the greens. The cheaper distance-oriented 'rock balls' (NITRO, Mojo) are harder to chip and putt with ... there's much less feel, and the balls jump off the face and are harder to stop. A better ball may improve you game more than you think.

[@KevinHoekman]

Welcome to adulthood Micah. First lesson, don't believe the hype.

[@jacobsmith7679]

I think that it is proven that ProV1s are undoubtedly the best ball, it's moreso how much better is it. For 99% of us we will not notice the difference that Scotty Scheffler would. I use Maxfli Tour Xs and they are incredible.

[@KevinHoekman]

@@jacobsmith7679 "The best ball" is subjective in other words, agreed.

[@jacobsmith7679]

@@KevinHoekman absolutely agree, I think it's just statistically the best in a majority of categories, but some may prefer less distance or spin, softer balls, etc. It's also a matter of money as well. The difference between a proV and almost any other ball is negligible to me.

[@AndyStron]

Hey Micah, I'm over here in England and thought I'd try some Kirklands after a couple of our KZbinrs, James Robinson & Chris Dennis sang their praises. While I think I've sacrificed a few yards on drives, compared to my usual Srixon Q-Star Tour balls, I have seen a little more spin from them into and around greens. They do scuff pretty easily but I guess that's the price you pay for the soft cover which helps produce that spin. I can pick up the Kirklands for around half the price of the Q-Stars, so I'll definitely be keeping a few in my bag from now on, where they'll share space with my trusty Srixons. Keep up the good good work 👍

[@alexwade3631]

Just about to start using the Kirkland v2 balls mainly because of the price but I also use the Kirkland wedges and they are great

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[@carlcrader1939]

Excellent video Micah, I also have been trying different balls. I know that Costco demands any of the Kirkland products be top of the line. I do like playing this ball. Another ball you would probably like is the Maxfli Pro. This ball is in the $30 range per dozen and compares favorably with the PRO V1. Great distance and durability a little less spin around the green (which I prefer) but not much. this ball has come back in a big way. I think you would like the results.

[@whiskeytangosierra6]

Many years ago I bought a bucket of something called an M2 Titanium at SAMS Club. Took me 6 or so years to manage to lose them all, mostly pond liners and all my error. Of course never saw them again. That experience taught me one thing, Titleist is about marketing. I still have Titleist in my bag - I use them for water carry since I don't care if I lose a found ball. Titleist is the most found ball most courses I play. I chuckle every time I find one, imaging someone hurting over the price of that ball. Currently having a love affair with Callaway Super Soft vs Callaway Chrome Soft. I really like the ones that are marked like soccer balls but am too cheap to pay for that look. For some reason I have only found one of those while helping my buddies hunt their balls...

[@coltemerson]

Great video. Love the info. As a golfer that loses balls, it’s nice to know it’s not the golf balls fault! Haha

[@discocorco]

This is a great video. I appreciate that you admit your bias and that by the end of the video, you admit that you are disagreeing with your own bias. If only the rest of life could be this simple.

[@mattcross1722]

I use Prov1x for my league and tournaments. I play the kirkland balls during the week for economic reasons. I've noticed a bit more spin off the tee which typically equates to a few yards shorter with the kirkland. Short irons and short game though it's hard to tell much difference.

[@AlanMHunter]

What he said.

[@scottlaferry1927]

I needed this video because I’ve been trying different brands of balls. There’s so many varieties and information, it’s almost overwhelming. Maybe the whole “ball game” is more simple than it’s made out to be ?

[@joeyp3094]

I'd love to see you hit chip shots from 40 yards in around the green with both balls. The low one hop and stop shots would be interesting to compare.

[@daracummins6234]

Great video, with Seed, Vice and other balls it gives great alternatives for us mid-handicap golfers. Great to see someone of you level still being impressed ;)

[@arbuorplace8709]

I like the Kirkland ball because lots of people think it’s cheap but it performs as well as Titleist balls, which makes it cool to play. Also, I play Kirkland wedges for the same reason, because people who don’t know about them think they suck, but they perform like Vokey wedges, which makes them cool to play.

[@christianschrader7835]

I love Bridgestone golf balls. I usually play the e12s for the consistency, but also like the new tour b x if I’m feeling spicy

[@poundgainer]

Been playing the e12 contacts mainly. Sometimes the tour b x when I'm dialed in and I love the feel of Bridgestone. The small click when struck feels so buttery

[@danarcotta1283]

Kiddo, you're a dam good ball striker. I've got some kirkys, but have been doing well with Bridgestone e12's. I'm 67 , A little slower swing , but still hitting a 7 iron about 155. Good video

[@alanlight4660]

Rick reviewed these before. The only difference he found was Pro V was about ten yards longer off the tee with driver. Kirkland has brought some serious game. Check out their wedge combo too, fantastic. Their gloves(for the money) can't be beat.

[@A1BASE]

I think one question that I don't see answered much is 'how much does 'the right ball' really matter?' - particularly to newer or average golfers? It's great that the Kirkland ones seem to cover both camps, but should an average player really be bothered about the ball they're playing? Might be a fun comparison to do a bunch of side-by-side testing. And as an aside I love seeing you / good-good get into review stuff. Makes perfect sense as a brand.

[@TehGlides]

Tig try the vice pro plus! It’s another cheaper ball, but I’ve found I prefer it over the prov1x.. flights a touch lower and spins A LOT around the greens. Love the video!

[@ken102]

Congratulations Micah on good good getting to one million subscribers🏆⛳️🏌‍♂️👍

[@nikkoguanzon9132]

I’m playing the pro v1x and love it!

[@eldon5347]

will you give us trackman comparison in a 2nd video? Have seen these comparisons before but the result surprises me every time.

[@spiker712]

I’ve used a variety of balls. That being said I use Top flight the most at $1.20 a ball. I have a cooler of pro v1/v1x that I’ve found while playing (they don’t make you better) I love bridgestone Matt finish balls Chrome softs are one of my favorites And I really like the soft shell of the vice balls. Nike falls between top flight and vice and pinnacle is at the bottom

[@spiker712]

@@pig0001 like hitting a rock

[@stevenl.halesr.6894]

Now try the Inesis, OnCore, Seed, Snell, Vice and Volvik three-piece Urethane Balls...They are also Very Good Options at affordable prices!!!

[@martyfarrell9459]

Tig, you're an outstanding golfer. The message you should be projecting is us average schmucks shouldn't be wasting money on top name golf balls. I used to play ProV1's all the time as a +3 then I had back injury and my game suffered. I knew I was no longer good enough to warrant playing them and switched to Kirklands. They are a little more spinny and shorter off the tee but every bit an equal around the green, where it counts. I'm now back down to a +7 and even if I get to scratch I'm sticking with Kirklands.

[@DavidSmith-lo7wf]

Difference I have seen both online and some in person is they do hold up if you keep your balls a long time, they do seem a bit shorter with the long clubs, and they spin more. But for most hacks, a great option

[@fiddlemywhat6056]

I started playing the KV2 ball this summer.. And for the price you literally can't beat the performance of the ball.. I too have noticed the cover does tend to scuff a bit easy, but if that is the only knock against the ball, i can accept that. Plus anytime i lose a ball, i'm not feeling it as much in the wallet. I'd like to see someone actually game this ball for a whole year, and then come back and make a full video on their experiences, pro tournaments and everything..

[@MikeSoutham]

I seriously played 2 whole rounds and about 10-15 rounds on my sim with the same Kirkland ball and the ball is still hanging in there... the lastabiliity on these is incredible and performance is great. Obviously Titleist snobs will not deviate from their choice (and that's cool) but these Kirklands are a serious performer for the $$$.

[@battlezonetrading]

Man it’s so cool that you guys are at Stonebriar so much I hope I get to run into you guys one day. My dad works for Invited Clubs so get to play there regularly.

[@markheard2274]

I see that Cobalt rangefinder. I have the Q-6 also, loving it. You should short-side yourself on a green, especially onto a downslope green, and see if you can get confidence chipping/flopping the Kirkland. That is the most noticeable spot for me. I play a TM Tour Response, which i think is comparable to the Kirkland. I accept the short game challenge since overall I am getting the lower flight/spin I want on drivers/irons which I hit more often than shortsided chips. On the positive gain side, chipping uphill is nice with the Tour Response / Kirkland as they are easier to get to run out. And most amateurs are short on their chips anyways.

[@jes_40]

Try the Maxfli TourX also. Great ball for the price!!

[@cheezburger6130]

That's a great ball for any price. I play the tour model as I don't need any added spin and driver distance is way longer than a Kirkland.

[@BrendenCox]

I will say I made a change from the Pro V1 to the chrome soft and it made a world of difference especially off the tee. Pro Vs just seem to spin more in the air

[@alfredgreeneiv]

I have 10 cases at the house of Kirkland lol. just not good enough to really care about the ball yet. I happy to see you do this video, I like it a lot. I think its just about consistency with the two brands you may just have picked up a really balanced Kirkland from the tests I've seen done. A lot of the batches are hit or miss but with a 10 handicapper like me, id never see the true difference as of right now.

[@alfredgreeneiv]

but hands down best budget ball. if you lose a lot of balls, Kirkland can not be beat

[@PTdoubleOT]

Would appreciate a follow up with some numbers. Also, if you can get your hands on the first version of the kirkland please do so. I've seen people have some strange spin numbers off the tee with the v2.