James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“I didn't feel like it ever let me down.”
A genuine market-disruptor four-piece urethane ball that hung within a few yards of the Pro V1 all day and never let him down over 18-plus holes, though when asked to choose, both James and Bob still picked the Pro V.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 4 cons− the facts
- +Four-piece urethane at $39.99 a dozen, with a dozen free when you buy five
- +Matched the Pro V1 within about 3 yards on iron and wedge shots, sometimes with more spin
- +Slightly longer with driver in his test (161 vs 158.9 mph ball speed)
- −The alignment aid is terrible
- −Came up a touch short of the Pro V1 on a couple of approach shots
- −At $39.99 many buyers may just stretch to a $49.99 Pro V1 unless they buy in bulk
For: Value-driven golfers who want tour-ball urethane performance without the Titleist price, especially buying the bulk deal
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