Review Abstract The Pinnacle Gold LS is receiving impressive marks from reviewers. This is an "excellent ball for the beginner or high handicapper." Panned as durable, affordable, stylish, and nice feeling, this is the brand that handles good on the greens and will make you "shoot like a pro." With shooting capabilites ranging from the 80s-90s, these provide better control and "allow you to hit straight as an arrow, with good distance." The Gold LS "is much harder than the normal ball and gives more trajectory off the driver." "For the price, this ball cannot be beat." The LS is a great value, has a terrific spin and can "take all the abuse you can give them." Most reviewers found the Pinnacle Gold LS to play better than more expensive brands. This is "just an all around good ball."
Reviewed by: Drake James(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
, from Washington, DC
Model Reviewed: Pinnacle LS
Summary: I'm a 9 handicap and hit it long but still miss a lot of greens. This is my go to ball when I start hooking & Slicing drives all over the course.If you hit big Slices/Hooks with this balls then you need lessons and no better ball is going to straighten your shots out. I play Titleist normally but will not hesitate to tee up a Pinnacle when I get Wild of the tee. I suggust that you find situational favorites & keep several of each in your bag then play the ball that fits your game for the day. This is one advantage of being a ameatur.
Customer Service: Never needed! I find all the balls that I play. I mean everything from the newest PRO v1 to the lowest No name. I use the low ends as range/shag balls. Only play Pro Vs when I'm hot or trade them for a 2-3 personal favorite balls.
Similar Products Used: You name it! Titleist, Maxfli, Calloway, Precept, Nike, Taylormade, TopFlight, Strata, Wilson, and Yes PINNACLE!
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Review Date February 20, 2002
Overall Rating 2 of 5
Value Rating 3 of 5
Reviewed by: T-bone (Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
, from Ellicott City, MD USA
Model Reviewed: Pinnacle Gold
Summary: The Pinnacle is the ball to play if you don't want to work the ball at all or have it stop. This ball feels like you are hitting a square rock every time. Forget about trying to stop in on the green. This ball might come in handy in the wind where you have room to run the ball up to the green but that's about it.
Similar Products Used: Titleist Distance, Top Flight XL2000
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Review Date August 25, 2001
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 4 of 5
Reviewed by: Rodius(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 100s
, from Mission
Model Reviewed: Pinnacle Gold LS
Summary: Good Ball for the price, High handicappers always need the best of the most for least, and these are a decent purchase. They are tough balls, not even Bobbitt could cut these balls.
Similar Products Used: top flite xl 2000
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Review Date August 24, 2001
Overall Rating 1 of 5
Value Rating 2 of 5
Reviewed by: cybear(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 90s
, from Chesterfield, VA, USA
Model Reviewed: Gold LS Mens
Summary: Another hard cheap ball from Pinnacle. Pinnacle is owned by the same folks that own Titliest so you would think they could construct an inexpensive 2 piece distance ball with good feel. They don't want a good inexpensive ball might cut into their expensive Titliest Brand and your need to move up if you play Pinnancles. This ball (LS Gold) is for people who have fast swing speeds (over 110 mph) and who like a firm feeling ball. It is a low spin (LS) distance ball not good around the greens. There are better balls even at this price point by Nike, Callaway, and Precept.
Customer Service: No need just trash the bunch of them.
Similar Products Used: Look at the New Nike Feel-Speed, Callaway CB1 Blue Soft Feel, Precept MC Lady, Even the Top Flight XL 2000 Extra Spin
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Review Date July 26, 2001
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 3 of 5
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Reviewed by: Bob(Unregistered User)
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Shoot in the 90s
, from Erie,PA,USA
Summary: I usually shoot in the mid to low 90's, playing any ball in my bag! But one day i pulled out this ball and shot a great round! I like the distance I get off the tee and the feel that it gives me when i putt!
Similar Products Used: Top Flite, Nike, ProStaff, basically everthing you can think of.
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