1. maumau | Rated | 10 Dec 2002 | Add A Review

Having used the original TA ball, I was quite shocked at the loss of distance I had with the original ball. Hence was never a big fan of it.

But like Judge, I found the TW ball and looked in good nick. Played 18 the next day, and with my very first tee shot, I began taking everything back. I hit that drive so good, I only had a nine iron in for my second shot (as opposed to a 6,7or8) and the ball pitched and sat down about 6 ft away from the hole for the bird. Another bird 3 holes later after a nice 'square-pinch' pitch shots, and I was hooked.

Iron control with this ball was awesome, and with great distance as well. Ball will check up quickly on chip shots, so a little practice needed to judge distance...

However, I was not impressed with the ball after the round...looked like it's been chewed up by a dog...so to speak :)

anyway, I look forward to trialling the DD ball, as I'm led to believe that its longer with a better cover...

Mau.

2. Cash_Converter | Rated | 15 Oct 2002 | Add A Review

After playing 10 holes with a Maxfli Revolution I hit it in the rough and lost it, during my search I uncovered a Nike Tour Accuracy with a bit of a scuff mark on it. I went back to the tee and immediatly smashed a drive further down this hole than I have ever hit one before and right down the middle as well. Playing stableford there was no sense in playing safe so I hit another driver off the deck and landed in the greenside bunker pin high, never before have I even been close to reaching this green in two!! The bunker shot came out and bit hard and naturally, I missed the putt but was happy with the comeback. The ball continued to impress me, great length with soft feel, better than the Maxfli Noodle in my humble hackers opinion, it also seemed to respond well off the shorter irons around the green. I used the ball for 8 holes and scored equal to 18 stableford points, good going in anyones books as I managed a 3 putt in that as well (Not the balls fault) I will be using this ball again and can't wait to see how a new one responds if an old beat up one played as well as that one did. I also had to laugh when my 7 yo Son asked me "How come you have Tigers Ball??"

3. eislll | Rated | 06 Sep 2002 | Add A Review

This ball is in the top echelon of good balls. One of only three balls that I would say travel further than the competitors but will hold on to the green even with long irons.