There are very few golf balls that earn a permanent place in my bag. I’ve tested premium offerings from nearly every major manufacturer, and while each has its strengths, I keep finding myself coming back to one ball more than any other: The Callaway Chrome Tour X Triple Track. It’s one of those golf balls…
When golfers talk about premium golf balls, one name almost always starts the conversation: Titleist Pro V1. For more than two decades, the Pro V1 has become the benchmark by which nearly every other premium golf ball is measured. Walk onto any driving range, local club, or PGA Tour event, and you’re almost guaranteed to…
For years, the premium golf ball market has been dominated by brands like Titleist, TaylorMade, Callaway, and Bridgestone. Their flagship models have become the benchmark, but they’ve also pushed golf ball prices to well over $50 per dozen. Then there’s the Maxfli Tour. While many golfers still think of Maxfli as a value brand, the…
The premium golf ball market has become increasingly competitive, but few companies have disrupted the space quite like Vice Golf. By selling directly to consumers, Vice has built a reputation for delivering tour-level performance at a price that undercuts many of the industry’s biggest names. The flagship of their lineup is the Vice Pro Plus,…
Premium Performance Without the Premium Price The Maxfli Tour X Golf Ball has quietly built a reputation as one of the best value golf balls in the premium category. At Pivot Golf, we put the Tour X through multiple rounds as part of our Pivot Garage Field Testing to see how it performs where it…
