Reviewed by: Garcia ,  Shoots in the 100s

Model Reviewed:
TopFlite Gamer

Summary:
I was not sure what to expect with this ball. I have been playing Feral/found balls so I have been playing callaways and nikes. I had never played a ball I have bought. I decided that it was time to pick a ball and go with one for many weeks.
Since i am not a scatch golfer it was explained to me I would not know how to use a good ball for what it is intended for.
Getting to the GAMER. This is a good ball. It was not as soft as some of the Nike's long & soft, but softer then all other Topflites i have played.
The covered handled a round very well with few scuffs.
The ball rolled down the fair way and got me extra yards.
I did have trouble geetting the ball to stick on the green. When chipping and short shots the ball would keep rolling. The greens I played were fast and the ball kept rolling and rolling.. I got the ball to stick on a par 3, off the tee box.
For someone playng my game (less 4 years experience, cheap clubs.
This ball is for me!

Customer Service:
none

Similar Products Used:
Callaway's
Nikes

Reviewed by: turborocket ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Top Flite Gamer

Summary:
I went out today and played the Gamer. I was very impressed. Very soft feel and puts on the brakes real nice on the greens. Most hit and stuck, and a couple backed up a bit. I played the same ball all 18 and the soft cover held up pretty well. It had a couple of scuffs, but nothing major. This ball does pretty much everything that balls that are $35.00 & $40.00 a dozen do. Key words here are "pretty much". They are not a replacement for the Nike One Platinum or the ProV1x, but are a pretty good three piece performace ball for the price,$19.99 a dozen. I think I may have found my new ball.