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The Chrome Soft launches off the club face and gives me the extra distance that I'm looking for. Miles better than some of the other brands I've tried. The action on the green is really good as well. It bites, hops and spins back to the divot spot. Makes it easy to go pinseeking. The outer cover is durable (as long as you don't hit the cart path). My favorite ball in a long time...
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
The coating on the balls has no durability. Each hit of the club or the ground causes a blemish and/or an actual cut of the shiny white coating. The balls LOOK great but have no durability, even though the recipient is a fine golfer. I now know what “refinished” means and I am disappointed I will neither purchase nor recommend this company in the future. The once-used few balls are in my golf bag and not available for photos
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Great pricing on the balls from the seller. The Chrome soft is a good ball. I actually think the Callaway SR3 spun a little better on the greens and cut through the wind better but these are at a lower price point and are definitely more durable. They compare well vs the Pro V1x and at a much better price point. Have a nice feel off the putter face as well. Green side spin is good and I can back it up. From full wedges it actually helps as I don't spin it back as much so it lets me dial in right to the flag and it's one hop stop.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
More than 10 years ago, back when golf balls were rated by compression, I learned a secret....I could hit the Ladys ball much farther than I could the 100 and 90 compression balls. That was 3 back procedures ago. Now I'm a Seasoned Citizen and I finally got the OK to start golfing again. I was shocked! By the size of the head of the driver, and the fact that compression was no longer a means of rating balls. I had to get new clubs and they were equipped with different shafts than I used to play. I had to get used to shorter drives and shorter iron shots, and everyone that I was playing with was shoving new Pro balls at me to use. My memory was still good, so I went looking for the "softest" ball that I could find. No longer rated by compression, every ball maker boasted "longer drives, better spin rates and better feel around the greens." None of them could compare to a good old 90 compression Balata ball for spin and feel, that much was obvious. Even the Ladys balls that I used to play didn't have the feel and distance combination that I was looking for. So, I started a search. I tried balls by many makers and hit them at the same time in the same conditions, and one stood out from the rest. Great feeling, and better distance off of every club along with spin that held the green. The Callaway Chrome Soft was the clear winner for me. I just turned 60, but I started hitting the ball almost as far as I did when I had to quit a decade ago. And it fealt great. When I hit it, or when I chipped and putted it, and it held the green. This is the best ball out there, if you like the feel of a clean hit and a drive that carrys a long way and stops when you hit your approach shot to the green. I may have been away from the game for a while, but I still know what is the best ball for me. This is it.Read full review
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I am a single-digit handicap and have used Titleist Pro V1 golf balls for years. This year I heard good things about the Callaway Chrome Soft so I decided to try them. I found the ball to be as good, if not better, then the Pro V1. There is no loss in distance and the ball is very responsive at the green. This is the second 6 dozen purchase that I have made. A great gold ball at a great value!!!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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