Reviewed by: Slunkhead ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Top-Flite D2 Feel

Summary:
Tried some out based on reviews I"ve read. Overall, decent ball for the price. Soft feel on the putter and around the greens. Doesn't check much on greens, but doesn't roll 10 years pass the hole either. The dimple in dimple design seems to make it more affected by wind than other balls. Decent distance, but nothing outstanding. Off the driver it tended to balloon a little more than other balls I've used, but nothing too horrible.

Overall, for the price, very good value ball that plays reasonably soft with decent feel.

Similar Products Used:
Nike SFT2, Nike Super Soft, DT SoLo, Maxfli Noodle

Reviewed by: Bruce ,  Shoots in the 80s

Summary:
Saw this ball made GOLD in the Golf Digest 2008 club test. Thought it was a great value (3 times cheaper than prov 1, which is an incredible ball), and I thought why not. I bought 15 balls for $16 and took them to the golf course. After chipping and pitching around for about 45 min. I have to say this is a great ball for someone who wants a good soft feel and some really good bite on the green. You cant beat $1 a ball. I just love that fffffffffffttt sound of the ball chomping down on the green and putting on the brakes. Great Ball.

Reviewed by: beakaroo ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
d2 feel

Summary:
Not a "rock flite" like the older top flite balls. Not as soft as a they say but has decent feel to it. a good ball for the cheap price.

Reviewed by: birmingham ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
D2 Feel

Summary:
This is a pretty darn good ball, especially when playing on soft greens.

The feel off the driver and irons is really nice, definitely not the hard feel of the older "rock-flite" lines. Driver distance is right up there - the only ball I've tried which I think is slightly longer is the Callaway HX Hot and that I believe is due to more roll. The D2 also has a great driver trajectory for me - not too high or too low (my SS is about 100-105 mph and I use a 10.5 Cleveland Launcher Comp driver with an R Flex).

Irons are about 1/2 club longer for me, again with a nice trajectory.

You don't get tour level spin with these guys but if you're playing on soft greens, you'll get pretty nice stopping action.

Surely worth a try, especially at this price point. Would also suggest the Nike Power Distance4 Power Soft ball which to me is very similar to the D2 Feel.

Customer Service:
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Similar Products Used:
Maxfli BlackMax, Titleist ProV1/V1x, Bridgestone e5, Callaway HX Tour, Nike PD4 Power Soft