EliteElectric said:

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Tour Balata 90 (red number) ~~~>
Tour Prestige (high number)~~~~~>
Pro V1 (high number)

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Ditto.

I left Titleist behind 7-8 years ago, went to Snell Black and now 4.0 and never looked back.

The Kirkland is back (almost)!

https://mygolfspy.com/labs/is-kirkland-back-we-tested-kirkland-performance-vs-titleist-pro-v1-golf-balls/

Srixon Trispeed Tour in yellow has treated me best these days ....
I won't reject ever a found Callaway ERC Soft Triple Track and some others

My ideal ball would have a matt finish w/perfect-to-see "green" offered by Bridgestone e12 Contact
NO red, pink, blue, black "invisible" colors, thank you.
Any white ball needs a marker to ID it from a distance ... and those that play in white ball groups of 4 or more know Why

My trials are limited to lost & found balls that have spanned most all types over the decades
and many favs have eventually turned into bad dates that have been donated to others that favor them.
Only a few yards on drives difference among them all but some can be more greens friendly (but greens quality changes regularly).

ERC Soft are great balls. If you struggle with identifying your ball in a group, there's nothing better than a Srixon Q-Star Divide, though. Fun to watch off the tee, too.

Jawn Dough said:

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Maxfli Tour X.

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How do you like these? I'm thinking about getting some this week before I play.

Appears I need to check out Vice.

Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash

Recently tried the Chrome Tour Triple Diamond (Callaway's answer to the left dash ProV1X) and boy it is great. I'd say same performance as a left dash, but softer feel off the face which I prefer. Worth checking out.

LRB38 said:

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Jawn Dough said:

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Maxfli Tour X.

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How do you like these? I'm thinking about getting some this week before I play.

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Keep in mind that I'm a 15 handicap.

The only balls I can compare them against are Bridgestone e6 and Kirkland. I hit the Maxflis farther and straighter. With the occasional slice, it doesn't seem to stray as far.

The only times I play the premium balls is when I find them on the course (so small sample size) and I really can't tell the difference between them and the Maxflis.

TecRecAg said:

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Recently tried the Chrome Tour Triple Diamond (Callaway's answer to the left dash ProV1X) and boy it is great. I'd say same performance as a left dash, but softer feel off the face which I prefer. Worth checking out.

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I'll have to check this out. I tried the Chrome Tour X when it came out and it was just a bit too spinny for me and not as soft feeling as I'd like, but honestly hadn't even heard of the Triple Diamond.