TaylorMade Burner (LDP) Balls
TaylorMade Burner (LDP) Balls
USER REVIEWS
[Jul 18, 2016]
Pete
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TaylorMade XD LDP
Played this found ball on a very windy day. It doesn't hook or slice much. Good distance off of the driver. Iron shots were decent, I was able to hit high or low shots. I would have lost a tour ball due to the windy conditions.
Similar Products Used: I prefer the Titleist brand balls for short game precision.
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[Dec 26, 2013]
Roy1
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylormade Superdeep Golf Ball
A decent ball at a fair price. This ball is a newer generations of balls that include the Srixon Distance, Nike PD soft, Wilson Duo, Wilson 50/50 and a few others. Basically it's a soft distances ball. Has some stop on the greens too. (It's not a 3 part ball.) Also, fits a good number of swing speeds. Has a compression of 35. Many new balls have a compression from 25 to 70. Perhaps, the fastest of swing speeds will not like this ball. Most other will enjoy this ball. |
[Aug 22, 2011]
RyTak
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Taylormade TP/BACK LDP
I have been playing Pro 1x for I don't remember how long. Been playing competetive golf ever since i been shooting mid 70's to under par and I would say these balls clearly aren't as good as the tour balls (Pro V1's).
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[Sep 22, 2010]
steven
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made Burner LDP
Great ball. great off the tee, sticks to greens, and is easy to put. took 10 strokes off my score first time i used it. Customer Service none Similar Products Used: titleist pro v one, Callaway hx hot plus,Callaway hx bite. |
[Nov 09, 2009]
jimdrumus
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor made burner ldp
Why do reviewers feel compelled to compare a $20 golf ball to a $50 golf ball. It's not a pro-v however it is a very good alternative. I just shot two rounds in the 70s with it no scuffs one ball. Long off the tee and good around the green. Customer Service Not needed. Similar Products Used: Pro V, callaway, bridgestone models |
[Aug 16, 2009]
samarati
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made Burner (LDP)
My usual ball is a Titleist Pro V1X. I'm a course marshal, I find lots of balls and try them out on the driving range. I found a few of these Taylormade Burners and initially thought that they went long off the driver. So I actually bought a dozen ball box for $19. That purchase may be a violation of the unwritten Golf Marshal's code of ethics.
Customer Service Purchased at Golf Mart. Similar Products Used: I prefer Titleist Balls. I'd rather hit a Top Flite ball than these Taylormades. |
[Jul 30, 2009]
taymadeburnerball
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Taylormade Burner LDP
Off the Driver/Tee: Added 15-20 yards off the tee with both the driver and irons. Reduced my slice by about 5 yards too. Overall off the tee 5/5.
Similar Products Used: Titeilist HP2 Distance, Callaway Big Bertha Diablo, Nike Juice |
[Feb 24, 2009]
NoBobbyJones
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TaylorMade Burner LDP
Fantastic ball. LOOOONG, best performance in the wind I've seen from any ball of any price (and I've tried most of them), and it putts beautifully. Of course the one drawback is that you can't spin this back 20 feet on a 100-yd approach, but let's be honest, amateurs don't do that. If you can't get this ball to hold a green, no matter how slick, then you're either (a) hitting the ball at least a little bit fat -- and if you're above a 5 hcp, it's virtually certain that you are -- or (b) you're picking terrible landing areas for your tee shots, and you're hitting all of your approaches into downsloping greens. On a crisp wedge or short iron into a decent green, this ball drops, hops, and stops, just like it should. I'm hoping TM keeps this in the lineup for awhile and doesn't "improve" it, because for a 2-pc ball, it's in a league of its own. Oh, and did I mention that it's durable? If I could give it six stars for value, I would. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: I've tried most of the high-end and mid-range offerings from Bridgestone, Maxfli, TaylorMade, Titleist, Nike, Callaway, and Hogan. |
[Feb 16, 2009]
rafael
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
taylor made burner ldp
this ball is really good if you're lacking distance of the tee
Similar Products Used: Titleist NXT, Nike soft |
[Feb 08, 2009]
Rx Phoenix
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Burner LDP 2009
At least for now my search for a suitable ball is over, this one really shines in almost every way.
Similar Products Used: I've hit just about every high end ball on the market over the years but not many low compression softer balls. |