Cut Blue Golf Balls, 4 Piece Urethane (One Dozen)

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I was afraid the 90 compression would be too hard but, it still feels soft and sounds good off the clubs. As of this moment, I’m of the opinion that the Cut Blue DC is a ball that is giving me what I want from a golf ball - better distance, truer flight path and a good feel when I hit the ball. If you are the kind of golfer that does not mind a cover scuffed up within a couple of holes or you lose a ball every hole or two, then sure, play these until your heart is content. Read on to find out everything you need to know about them as we help you decide if they’re a good option for your golf game this season. Hawkeye is a California-based golf ball startup that uses New York street names to differentiate its offerings.

In addition, I address the elephant in the room and determine whether these affordable balls offer sufficient durability to fit into your bag. This is more of a preference thing but I prefer a slightly softer ball and found this one a little too firm.It simple for the casual observer, but if you’re serious about understanding how it comes together, it’s best to think of the elements (good ball% and the 3 consistency metrics) as separate things. However, the balls span 900rpm only, producing the lowest spin of all four balls with wedges and irons.

My only issue is the durability, I don’t strike the ball consistent enough off the face, so I have noticed some scuffs. To sum up, suppose you are in the market for a reasonable golf ball, then we would recommend Cut Blue Golf Balls. Yes, the cover might be a bit softer than some high-swing-speed guys would prefer, but I'm not one of them (I'm in the mid 90 mph range on my driver) so it's not been a factor for me. I switched from Srixon Q Star, but the Cut DC gives me more length and better control around the greens.

The 2-piece distance golf ball design sports a powerful, soft core, a medium compression score of 60, and a firm ionomer cover. The golf industry is filled with overpaid endorsement contracts, inflated marketing budgets, and misleading claims from manufacturers.

The Cut Blue is a very good ball that played well off the tee with no difference in distance or spin and around the greens was soft and offered similar spin as the more expensive tour balls. To take the guesswork out of which golf balls are and are not legal, the USGA publishes and regularly updates its list of non-conforming golf balls. If you play at agolf coursein a higher altitune, the air density will be lower and there will be less drag on the golf ball in the air. My medium swing speed sent the Cut Matte golf balls further than their peers, stemming from their lower compression, consistent launch, and forward momentum.However, the Cut Red ball is proof the brand caters to slow swing speed, high handicappers, seeking explosive ball speed, and low spin on long shots. In fact, this ball was the easiest to find because it has a stronger brightness level than other balls, pleasant surprise! 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. As I moved my comparison testing to the golf course, I expected the Cut DC to potentially struggle against the Tour X, which in my earlier testing proved to be a standout in terms of distance and long-game performance.