Sugar Golf | 2023 G1 | 27 Balls | 3-Piece, Premium Urethane - White

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Here you can see the dispersion of my last group of chipping, the closest ball to the pin is a Sugar but so is the farthest away. Also by far my best grouping of the practice round! Box of Balls – I am a big fan of this presentation of the cube box, it seems way more efficient than the standard box of a dozen balls, so great job there. I like the 3 rows of 9 balls, with the numbering system going 1,2 and 3. I don’t know if you can customize the numbers or if there is a way to change that, but I have a weird thing that I only like to play odd number balls so there is that. Off the tee the ball is more than up to the task of providing ample distance. It compared favorably and sometimes better than others I tried both the tp5x, Tour B RXS and RX. No complaints here. Spin around the green is…. Exceptional. This ball will drop like a dime onto any green you can hit. So if you spin the ball too much? This may not be the ball for you as I have no trouble getting it to hop n stop even on partial feel wedge shots.

It’s an understatement to say the original Sugar Golf ball did not have the best scores in the MyGolfSpy Ball Lab Series. In fact, the original Sugar Golf Ball was one of the lowest-ever rated balls in the series. However Sugar aimed to change this with the release of the new Sugar Pure G2 Golf Ball stating significant improvements in all areas. As you can see in the above photo, the ball stopped right next to the point of impact on the green which in this case, left me with a 50 foot put for birdie. The True Price will always be equal to or greater than the retail price. The greater the difference between the retail price and the True Price, the more you should be concerned about the quality of the ball. This ball is trying to compete with balls exactly like mine so I expect performance on par (badum - tish) with my Bridgestones. If they come close for the price point that Sugar are targeting.. then thats a win. Just wish they had funky colors. I prefer playing yellow balls. No idea why. I had never heard of this company, but I can respect what they are trying to do.

The Sugar golf ball is a 3-piece model with a urethane cover. The company’s marketing material says:

To test the performance on the course, I played two 18-hole rounds of golf and used 2 golf balls, one ProV1 and one Sugar Pure. I also had my dad playing with me doing the same thing so that we could get his thoughts and comparisons. I played at my home course, Glen Eagle (https://golfgleneagle.com/), from the Blue tees which run 6621 yards, 70.2/123 Slope and Rating. I play here 4-5 days a week and know every inch of this course, so I can usually score pretty well here. Let me get to the details:

I really wanted the Sugar Pure balls to work for me. When I first got them I was really excited by the feel and loved the design, and through the first few rounds thought I might even make these balls my gamer. However, the honeymoon started to wear off after a few rounds of barely hitting a fairway. What really made this clear for me was playing them in comparison to the Maxfli Tour, and not scoring better in any of those rounds. Ultimately, the ball does not fit my game very well. Hard to say much negative here, I was very pleased with everything the Sugar Ball did. Tee shots flew long and true, my draw was consistent and I did feel like I could work the ball the other way when needed. The Sugar holds greens well and it is awesome on pitch and chip shots, seriously spins like a Tasmanian devil. I LOVE the line on the ball for putting, it is the perfect size for my eye and liking. And while I didn’t beat the ProV1, I feel like it would be able to on any given round. I am totally comfortable playing it. True Price is how we quantify the quality of a golf ball. It's a projection of what you'd have to spend to ensure you get 12 good balls.

If you’re looking to save money on a multi-layer urethane offering, there are numerous better direct-to-consumer options available. The Good The ball is well constructed and feels nice in the hands. Sound off the face is pretty standard and feel is on the firm side. The balls are VERY durable. I never use the alignment aid though it is present for those that use it. Overall a competent looking ball. Putting Feel is overall excellent if not one of the best Ive tried out of my many gamers. I've been playing with the Sugar Pure golf balls for about a month now, and it's time for me to collect my thoughts, and render my verdict. I've put the Sugar Pure through 6 rounds of golf, 4 different courses, two states, numerous practice sessions, one putting "competition", and dozens of lost balls.The towel is standard waffle pattern towel... though I'm not sure Ill be replacing my current one till its totally worn out. Sorry Sugar you kind of lost this round to no fault of your own. My cat however.... loves the towel.

In this section, we detail the consistency of the Sugar Golf ball. Our consistency metrics provide a measure of how similar the balls in our sample were to one another relative to all of the models we’ve tested to date. It.... never really got much better from there. So I kind of had to scrub this playtest as really... none of the data felt valid. I was just playing too poorly. Could NOT get out of my own way.First and foremost, I would like to express my gratitude to MyGolfSpy for providing me with the opportunity to test and review the Sugar Pure golf balls. I can't think of any other community that is giving out product for their community to test, it's pretty amazing! As a first-time tester, I'm excited to contribute to the MyGolfSpy community and share my impressions with the Sugar Pure golf balls.