Eagle Ace™️ Drive Golf Balls-2 Layers-Maximum Distance,Optimal Spin Control (2024 30-Pack)

These pink balls are brightly colored and easy to see on the course, and they have a clearly marked alignment arrow, which I like.I shared these balls among my normal playing foursome to get different opinions. In short, everyone liked these balls. Here's what we observed 1) distance was longer than our normal ball. I'm a fairly long hitter and this ball outdistances my normal ball. 2) The feel off of the club face is good. It is not as "soft" as some of the balls we've played with, but we like this one better. 3) The sound of contact was good...not hard sounding. 4) I was able to generate spin to hit planned draws, which is nice. 5) The ball felt good coming off the putter face. 6) All of our balls survived the round looking no worse for wear.I am a recreational golfer, so I don't spend big money on golf balls....that would be silly. These Eagle Ace balls are in the price range I'm willing to pay, so I consider them a good value.I highly recommend you give them a try.

I've used these for my last few rounds and am very impressed. I've always found the price of golf balls kind of crazy, but maybe that's just because I'm bad enough that I have to be OK with just never finding them after I hit them. With an amount, price, and quality like these come with, I'm very OK with buying them. They can take a beating behave just like any other ball I hit. Again, I'm not a pro, so I'm sure they'd have something else to say about them, but if you're a weekend warrior like me, these will do you just fine.Stop losing your ProV1, TP5, or other expensive ball in the woods and hit these instead. You're bad enough that you won't be able to tell the difference, but you're wallet will.

I use pick golf balls because they are way easier for me to see on the course. These are perfect! I like the quantity these came in as I tend to lose at least three balls a round so I'll be going through this 30 pack pretty quick. Comparable to nitro pink.

These are a good value golf ball that have a fairly soft feel to it. I'd put these in a category similar to Callaway Chromesofts or Bridgestones. My favorite balls are Srixon Z-Stars and Pro V1s -- they are not at that level -- but are still very playable at a fraction of the cost.For reference, I'm currently an occasionally golfer with a 18 handicap. In my heyday, I was closer to 10 handicap, but I just don't get out often enough to hone the skill. Golf balls (just like clubs) are very subjective to the user, and while they CAN make a difference, there are so many other areas that make a bigger impact on your golf game than the golf ball. Given where I am now with my golf game, I'd rather not play the more expensive balls until I have higher confidence in my other areas of my game.

My wife is a pretty good golfer. Consistent, keeps it in the middle of the fairway, but she's not a ball compressor. She just doesn't have the swing speed or spin to worry much about the ball she uses. Her most important feature is pink. That makes my top feature value. I've found it here with Eagle Ace. These balls are "good enough". She sees no performance impact compared to using Callaway or MaxFli. And at prices less than a dollar per ball, we both get what we need.It's a cost-quality balance that's perfect for her level.

Ordered these Eagle Ace™️ Drive Golf Balls-2 Layers-Maximum Distance,Optimal Spin Control for my dad to use on the driving range he has converted the back field into. He says they are soft and play well, good quality for the price. The orange color is easier for him to spot in the deep grass. He can be a picky golfer but so far has given me the thumbs up with regard to these balls. Has yet to use one on the course but for driving range balls he is thinks they are great.

These are decent golf balls. They are a two piece golf ball. They feel like any other around this range. I like that they are pink and so do my girls that play too. It is easy to see when playing with them. I have hit a few on my practice mat and feel fine as well.

I had never heard of this brand, but recently tried their 'soft boost' balls with good success so though I would give these a go. I'd say they performed comparably to the Callaways I've been playing, and since most of my balls end up in the pond or in the woods, the price for 30 balls make them most attractive. Also, since nobody else I know is playing this brand, it's easy to tell which ones are mine. All in all, a good value for a good quality ball.