Bridgestone TREOSOFT

Reviewed by: nongmar ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Bridgestone Treosoft golf ball

Summary:
Can only concur with the previous post. Nice feel off all clubs with the bonus that an ordinary player like myself can get the ball to check up on greens, can't usually do this with a 2 piece ball.
I actually kept one for a complete round, however, it was scuffed up and is now for putting practice. Great ball for the price

Reviewed by: 2underpar ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Bridgestone Treosoft

Summary:
Very solid off the driver. Seems to decrease side spin more than others that I have played. Driver distance is equal to (if not greater than) other similar balls such as the Precept iQ 180, e7+, and e6+.

This ball feels very soft at impact and has a mid-flight trajectory with ample roll.

The Treosoft holds the greens with mid-irons very well. Basically one hop and stop on good greens. And just a couple hops on rock hard greens.

Chipping and putting with this ball is better than any other ball in this price range. Soft off the face and rolls true.

I currently prefer this ball more than any other currently on the market, and not just because of the price tag.

Customer Service:
Not needed.

Similar Products Used:
Callaway i/ix, Titleist (all of them), Bridgestone 330, 330s, 330rx, e5+, e6+, e7+, Precept (all), Many Nike's and many others. I buy a lot of balls to try always looking for that magic one.