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What is a tour C4 golf ball?
These are balls that can be played at the highest levels of competition. Knowing that your Tour C4 actually beat "The #1 Ball in Golf" in carry and total distance, practically matches their spin and accuracy, and has great feel will give you a real confidence boost that can transform your game. You won't get that with any non-urethane ball.
What is the spin rate of the tour C4?
Off a wedge, the Tour C4 spin rate is in line with the Pro V1 (within 250 RPM). On fast greens you can back the ball up 15 feet or more with either ball.
What makes the tour C4 irons so special?
The aerodynamic 332-dimple design and the extra-large core give you longer and straighter drives with low spin! High-velocity core = more distance. We reformulated the extra-large core amping up ball velocity to the extreme making the Tour C4 go farther than ever! High spin, soft feel with short irons.
Is the tour C4 urethane ball legal for tournaments?
Like the Pro V1, the Tour C4 urethane cover ( not Surlyn® like an ordinary ball) gives you high spin and a very soft feel close to the green and without sacrificing durability! ( Read why you should play a urethane and not a Surlyn ball.) Conforms with USGA Rules. So it's legal for tournament play. $19.99 a Dozen, Money-Back Guarantee. Try them.
What ball is comparable to vice tour?
Tour. Breaking from the Vice pro series is the fourth option from Vice – the Tour version (three piece design Surlyn cover) which is most comparable to the Titleist NXT golf ball.
Who Makes Pro Tour golf balls?
Titleist. Without a doubt, Titleist is the most widely played ball on the PGA Tour and they have more Top 50 players on their books than any other manufacturer. The latest stats show that 69% play a Titleist golf ball.
What golf balls are made in China?
Although more and more well known (Titleist, Nike Golf, Callaway, TaylorMade etc.) golf brands are made in China or in neighboring countries, but there are some local enterprises that worth to mention. Here are two from the Far East, Seoul Nassau Golf Ball from South Korea and Vplus from Taiwan.
Where are Maxfli golf balls made?
The Maxfli Tour is manufactured by Foremost in Taiwan, among the most reputable of the top-tier Asian factories. Notably, Foremost produces balls for Vice, OnCore and Wilson.
What golf balls are not made in China?
Unlike the rest of the equipment in your bag, the golf ball is still largely made in America. Not Taiwan, Malaysia, Vietnam or China. Rather, it's New Bedford (Titleist) and Chicopee (Callaway) in Massachusetts. Or Covington (Bridgestone) in Georgia.
What is the number one golf ball on tour?
Titleist likes to remind us that that the Pro V1 is the No 1 ball used by professionals on worldwide golf tours, but that it's a great ball for non-superstars as well. The ball is manufactured to perfectly balance short game control without sacrificing good yardage from the tee.
Which golf balls are made in the USA?
Golf balls are manufactured from all over the world. However, the USA manufactures some of the best golf balls used in the PGA tour. Golf balls that are made in the USA are Titleist, Callaway, Bridgestone, and Taylormade. These golf ball manufacturing plants are located in Massachusetts, South Carolina & Georgia.
Where are Kirkland golf balls made?
The Kirkland golf balls are manufactured by Qingdao SM Parker in China.
Where does Titleist manufacture their balls?
New Bedford, Mass.The global center of Titleist golf ball technology and manufacturing, Titleist Ball Plant 3 is located in New Bedford, Mass., where in the 1930's an avid golfer named Phil Young – frustrated with the inconsistent performance of the golf balls he was playing, and not being rewarded for his best swings – set out to make ...
Is Maxfli owned by Callaway?
Maxfli is a brand of sports equipment, most recognized for its golf balls, currently owned by Dick's Sporting Goods.
Is Maxfli owned by TaylorMade?
Maxfli to TaylorMade In 2002, TaylorMade purchased Maxfli and its patent portfolio.
Is Top Flite owned by Callaway?
The Top-Flite Golf Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Callaway Golf Company and is the world's largest golf ball manufacturer. It is the first U.S. manufacturer of golf balls, dimpled golf balls, two-piece golf balls, multi-layer golf balls, and American-made golf clubs.
wbealsd
Thanks, this re enforces what I've heard and I need to order some myself, the next time I'm ready to re-stock.
fozcycle
Great analysis Brad. I have found them to be exceptionally durable and perform admirably. Plaid, I also game the MG gloves, although the Bionic is my go to glove.
PlaidJacket
I decided take the glove off my earlier post. This is a ball review. I'll post a short review on the MG Gloves later in the week.
Undershooter
Great review Brad! I'm going to have to give these a shot when I run out of zstar xv balls.
Sluggo42
Yup, they are a really good ball. Not a better ball, just a good ball. For the price, they're a really good ball
How far can you back a C4 golf ball?
On fast greens you can back the ball up 15 feet or more with either ball. And around the greens, the soft feel of the Tour C4 makes it easier to control and chip the ball closer to the pin for more one-putts. We also employed state-of-the-art machinery and personnel to make the accuracy of the Tour C4 second to none.
What type of ball does Titleist use?
Think about this: All of the top professionals in golf play a urethane ball, and a majority play the Pro V1 (that's why Titleist bills itself as being "The #1 Ball in Golf"). These are balls that can be played at the highest levels of competition.
Does a C4 golf ball beat the #1 golf ball?
Knowing that your Tour C4 actually beat "The #1 Ball in Golf" in carry and total distance, practically matches their spin and accuracy, and has great feel will give you a real confidence boost that can transform your game. You won't get that with any non-urethane ball.
northstar33
Is anyone playing this ball in 2021? Does it still rank among the better balls out there? I see a lot of posts from 5-10 years ago but not much recently. Curious if it's worth trying them out in 2021.
c50sooner
I love MG and use their gloves exclusively. That said I think you can probably do better than the C4. The ball data they show are against some unknown way prior generation Pro V1. I have no basis to say this but I assume the last couple revisions of Pro V1 would now well surpass the C4 data shown.
Tanner25
https://www.golfdiscount.com/taylormade-tp5-practice-bagged-golf-balls?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIoomRrp-V7wIVqjizAB10fAoEEAQYBiABEgLsz_D_BwE
northstar33
I love MG and use their gloves exclusively. That said I think you can probably do better than the C4. The ball data they show are against some unknown way prior generation Pro V1. I have no basis to say this but I assume the last couple revisions of Pro V1 would now well surpass the C4 data shown.
wantacigar
Is anyone playing this ball in 2021? Does it still rank among the better balls out there? I see a lot of posts from 5-10 years ago but not much recently. Curious if it's worth trying them out in 2021.
northstar33
Itom to answer your question, compression rating as given by any company is almost completely meaningless except when comparing it to other balls using the same exact methodology. For example MG could tell you the compression rating of the C4 is 60. That would sound really damn soft until they tell you that they rate the TP5x as 62.
Dave0309
I live on a golf course, so I play primarily with ProV or ProVx since those are the balls most people hit into the woods or back yards. My neighbors collect them and give them to me also. When I want to play with the same exact ball, I’ll use the C4. It as very good ball and seem to hold up a little better then a ProV.
