Cut Grey

I know there's always a lot of discussion on which golf ball is the best value. You could spend hours or days reading reviews on review websites or on YouTube. Everyone seems to either seem to have a predefined opinion, or straight up refuse to say more than it's just personal preference, but I'm not going to do that.As far as 3-piece urethane balls are concerned, these Cut Grey balls are the best value for the money. Coming in at about half the cost of ProV1s, while offering nearly 98% of the performance, playing Cut Grey is an easy choice for the amateur golfer. I've been using them for a few seasons now, and I prefer them, even stacked up against the likes of Kirkland Signature. I'm not good enough to realize the difference between the Cut and the ProV1, so the choice is easy. Try them, and I'll bet you agree... Best ball for the money.

This is a great ball for the money. I used to be a good golfer, but have been playing terribly for the past year. I usually lose one or two balls a round, and losing a $4.00 golf ball is frustrating. These balls last about one round if you can keep it that long. The cover is extremely soft, so it just doesn't last but about a round for me. I am an 11 handicap and an older guy. I am a 7 iron to 150 guy, so you can compare to that. If you are a 9 iron or wedge to 150, I would suggest the blue rather than the grey. They go long and hold well for me. I played one of them for 16 holes, and it was about done. I could have easily made it the last two holes, but then it would be time for retirement.

I'm 70 years of age ,Play twice a week. Hit the driver 200 to 220 yards on average I use the Grey Cut Ball, I get the Distance and great Control around the greens. I have used grey cut for 3 years now, Durability is very very good. Sorry guys if you hit a tree or cart path at any speed you will leave a mark regardless of the brand golf ball. I hope the price stays close to $20.00 for as long as they can do it.

They are cheap balls and play like it...not as good as vice...and not as long as vice...still prefer chrome soft

Golfing great golf balls for the price

I play a Titleist true feelI must say it was not as soft as I thought it would be

Finally got to play a round with these balls. I was surprised how they performed. Distance was good and the feel around the greens was better than I expected. I didn't have a big issue with durability. There were some small scuff marks on the cover, but I played just the one ball for the 18 and put it through its paces. I would not play a second round with it. All said, they are a pretty good "bang for buck" ball. I currently use Vice balls, but could see switching to this one after a bit more testing.

Playing for 30 plus years, I was suspect of any "non-recognized brand". I am 51 and good shape. I thought I would loose distance etc. TO my surprise the ball preformed like they said it would. I used the same ball the whole round. Pretty crazy. I have only played 1 round and am excited to see over the dozen I purchased. The ball I used the whole round held up good. I hit a tree trying to clear it and it went straight down. I was pleased to see the cover held up. For the record I swore by PRO V1's. But like the podcast/manufacture stated, as weekend warriors we get tired of loosing balls. Give these a try, you won't be disappointed. FYI, my last drive was 265, which was not bad for suspect fairways. I'll take that on average par 4 I play is 365-400.

They perform pretty good. The covers are pretty suspect, though. Visually you can see the inconsistencies in the dimples, and durability is pretty poor. They are in pretty bad shape after a few wedge shots.