1. Andy_Cap | Rated | 31 Oct 2011 | Add A Review

If your an 85 plus buy em. Great value , durable, and feel like butter. Just play your short game a little shorter. As strange as it may sound , these balls are like butter off the face on full wedge and approach shots, and stop on a dime. BUT,,, the short deft shots with the 60’ + wedges around the green tend to run a little. Just seem to lack a little on the TICKLE shots. Need a liitle more of a whallop from the putter, but overall a great value ball.

2. BrotherGhecko | Rated | 24 Nov 2008 | Add A Review

Currently playing off mid 20s after an 8year layoff from the game. I absolutely love these balls but am sure I heard somewhere that they are now superseded. Luckily I have 6 boxes of them sitting in the cupboard! At $24 a box on special why wouldnt you? :)

3. GoinPro | Rated | 14 Sep 2008 | Add A Review

I play off a two handicap also and I am thoroughly impressed with these Ad333’s. Distance and feel are second to none, which is why the Pro V1’s have been relegated to a practise ball. You simply can’t beat the cost of these rocks, I picked up a dozen at Golf World $30! And I’ve won three dozen on Ebay for $61 including postage.

4. jaymadco | Rated | 06 Jan 2005 | Add A Review

I find the AD333 to be the most outstanding ball for distance and feel.

This ball flies further than any 'rock', has great feel for iron shots and is great to putt with.

If you shop around you can buy these under $50 which is a bargin.

5. julielikesgolf | Rated | 08 Jun 2004 | Add A Review

This ball is the softest and longest I have ever used. I play off a two handicap and for the price of $5 you can beat it. I was playing ProV and decided to try someting different and WOW this thing really goes. It has great feel and spins very well. Would really recomend this ball.