Description The New Titleist DT SoLo features a soft compression, high velocity core and a soft Surlyn blend cover. This combination provides lower driver spin for long distance off the tee. The very low spin als...
Summary: I finally decided to invest in a "quality ball" midway through my third season playing this wonderful game and I have nothing but praise for this ball.The first round I played with the So-Lo the consistent playability of the ball,in all aspects, was evident after finishing three holes.I really felt comfortable and confident in striking knowing that my anticipated results would be realized.Off the tee it was straighter and 10-20 yards longer (I play links courses usually windy).Woods,hybrids and irons showed the same traits.I had to adjust my short game since I had played heavier balls.Once again the consistentcy of the ball was great.Stock DT's off the shelf gave me a true roll on undulating greens, no balancing required.Since switching to playing this ball exclusively there have been noticeable changes in my scores and statistics.I'm an average enthusiastic golfer.I play 20-25 rounds a season(6 months if we're lucky)swing speed in mid 80's.My typical drive of about 200 yards would fade perhaps 20 yards but with the DT it stays on line very nicely.
I highly recommend this ball for anyone who would like to step up to the next level.I was able to choose "shoots in the 90's" based on a big difference since I switched to the DT from your average golf ball.
Similar Products Used: Most off the shelf average to medium balls
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Review Date September 9, 2008
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: garreth(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: dt/solo
Summary: great golf balls gain me 10 yards more than my wilson ultras
Similar Products Used: prov1
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Review Date August 13, 2008
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: KP(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Titleist DT SoLo
Summary: I found this ball in the course just like many other balls. I've been fortunate enought to find some expensive balls, but couldn't find the best ball for my swing. but this DT Solo has been great for me from driving, iron shots, chipping and even putting. i shoot 90s on my good days... not good at all, but i just tell you this... i used one ball for 3 games. i think that's enough to say for someone who shoot 90's.
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Summary: I really enjoy using titleist dt/solo! It gives great distance but the best part it sticks on the green and a great feeling when putting!Very good control when hitting off the fairway or rough! I played with the warbird too but the warbird gives tremendous distance but not so well around the green as it is a hard ball and won't stick and get the beautiful roll from putting! excellent ball and good price!
Customer Service: Excellent
Similar Products Used: PRO v1x, warbird,big bertha, tour stage, super newing!
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Review Date June 1, 2008
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: Joe McLeod(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Titleist DT so/lo
Summary: I've played these balls a few times recently and I have alot of confidence in them. Although I can't promise its the ball, I'm playing well with them so I'm not going to mess with the combination. They clearly fly straighter off the tee and minimize my "power fade" for which I am eternally grateful, but I am losing about 10-15 yards from using the harder balls (like the warbird.) From the white tees its no competition which to use. I will continue to play them as I just bought two boxes. Very good two piece ball and probably the best value for what you get. I recommend.
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