Club Champion (TXG)
Tour-level fitting studio
“it's a good good performing golf ball there's nothing wrong with it”
Head-to-head against the Pro V1x across wedge, iron and driver, the three-piece Kirkland gives up only percentage points, which makes it the clear best-value ball in golf.
+ the facts · 6 pros · 3 cons− the facts
- +Roughly half the price at about $35 for 24 balls
- +Performance gap to Pro V1x is small across partial wedge, full wedge, 7-iron and driver
- +Softer feel and cover, with likeable driver launch conditions
- −Slightly lower ball speed and a lower flight window than Pro V1x
- −Wedge spin ran a bit light
- −Does not check up as tightly near the pin
For: Golfers who will trade a small performance drop for half price, and parents stocking a junior for the summer
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