James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“it feels like a premium ball in that regard”
Played over nine cold, windy holes at Lindrick, the four-piece cast-urethane SD-02 flighted up and down on command, checked around the greens and felt premium; James calls it a fantastic option for anyone wanting to stop overpaying for big-brand balls.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 1 cons− the facts
- +Soft cast urethane cover in a four-piece construction at a budget price
- +Launches through a nice window and can be flighted up or down like a Pro V1, TP5 or Chrome Tour
- +Stops on a dime on approaches and feels soft on chips and putts
- −Plain packaging, clearly built to save money
For: Golfers in the urethane ball market who want premium performance without big-brand prices
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