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Mizuno Pro S

2 reviewers
73

Well liked

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The takeaway

Low-flying low-spin ball, speed dependent.

They agree

  • +Soft, low flight and spin
  • +Lowest-spinning urethane in test
  • +Genuinely unique properties

The knocks

  • −Performance swings by swing speed
  • −Reviewers wouldn't play it

Buy it ifyou're high-speed and want low flight

Skip it ifyou swing slow

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The verdicts.

MyGolfSpy

Data-driven independent testing

Liked it

“maybe for me the most interesting ball in the test”

Pound-for-pound the most interesting ball in the test: relatively low flight with lowish spin, but wildly speed-dependent, longest off irons in one scenario and shortest at low speed.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 2 cons
  • +Genuinely unique properties within the test
  • +Low flight and lowish spin in most conditions
  • +Lowest spinning urethane ball on the list
  • −Performance swings hugely by swing speed, so there is a real fitting component
  • −Reviewer isn't going to play it himself

For: High speed players who want a genuinely low-flighting, low-spin urethane ball.

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Golf Monthly

UK magazine, season-long testing

Mixed

The softer, lower-flying, lower-spinning sibling impressed him but didn't deliver the performance he was looking for.

+ the facts · 1 pros · 1 cons
  • +Softer feel option in the new Mizuno Pro range
  • −Didn't give him the performance he wanted versus the Pro X

For: Players who prefer a softer, lower-flighted premium ball

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