KIRKLAND Signature Three-Piece Urethane Cover

Play as well as high end balls.great value. Great feed back off club face. Very consistent. Putting was ablr to control speed better. Definitely will buy more. Performed better than expected.

Plenty of players I know who are way better then I am and when sponsored played Pro V1 balls now play with these. I enjoy how they play but honestly am not good enough for the ball to make a large difference. The people who are play with these because it is the closest thing to a Pro V1 you can get and the price is less than 1/2. The only thing I hate is when I shank them into the pond or the woods and lose one.

I'll give these balls a 4 out of 5 just because they are packaged well and decent balls for a higher handicapped player. They're soft, shoot straight and decently durable. With that being said, they ARE NOT anything close to a Pro V1. The feel of a pro V1 when hit flush is very unique. Playing with the ball flight to hit a punch fade, or draw, or stop hard on a green was a battle and not getting the flight I wanted. The ball just wanted to go straight and played more like an old NXT. Not bad for a $25 dozen.

Love this ball. Have been using prov1s for the last 8 years or so and I am a 6-7 handicap golfer that uses muscle-back clubs so if there is anything I understand its ball feel, and this ball is up there with the best of them. The only draw back is that sometimes the feel is somewhat inconsistent and the outside shell isn't very durable but you could expect that for the value you get. Overall I would advocate for purchasing this product. I have sure got my moneys worth not having to buy prov1s for a couple seasons, I still play them from time to time but not as often for there isn't a need really.

Well i finally broke down and decided to give these puppies a try and man what a shock. I previously had always played Bridgestone tour bx balls which i loved but i ended up shooting my lowest score with these. Im not kidding! Usually in the past i would use Srixon Z star which are 34.99 or the Bridgestone which are 49.99. These balls are just as good and you dont feel any pain in your pocket if you smoke one into the lake or hazard. Lol I will continue to use these and I thank Kirkland "Costco" for looking out for the average consumer. For what its worth i normally drive my ball 270 and hit my 7 iron 170. So i guess i would have an average or slightly more than average distance. If you buy these you will not be disappointed. There also soft enough to perform extremely well around the greens.

Kirkland balls are actually great. No knock on them, best value for the money for most golfers.Unfortunately, you're not getting what's in the images.The images imply you're getting new, boxed balls. You're not. If you dig through and read closely buried in the listing, these are used balls. You'll get them in a mesh bag, and they're poor quality. For used balls, markings are okay. Some of these are discolored, scuffed, etc. They'd make passable range balls, but at least 50% are fit for course use. It's pretty shameful.

This is by far the best performing ball next to the Titleist ProV1. I am a single digit handicapper and play every week. I need a ball with high performance. This ball has incredible distance and has a tremendous feel on any shot. I’ve used the Titleist ProV1 and can’t tell the difference between the two. I can move the ball easily lest or right with great spin. If cost doesn’t matter to you get the ProV1. If you’re on a budget and want to spend less than half the amount and get a phenomenal ball you can’t go wrong with the Kirkland Signature V2. It’s now my ball of choice.

Great golf balls especially for the price.