I usually play a Callaway premium bal, tou 56, now the X, but I tried a sleeve of these, not looking for a replacement for myself but trying to find something for my Dad, who usually plays NXT.

There is no doubt that after a single round the ball is spent, if you hit your irons crisply the cover will be much the worse for wear, but all in all, I would say this is a much better ball than the NXT and certainly not $25 worse than a pro-v1 or Callaway X.

I have about 10 balls left in my bag that are a combination of Callway tour 56 and X, once they are spent, I intend to use the Gamer, it is more than good enough for my game and certainly worth the money.

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Titleist Pro V1

Yup ... this is the ball I've been looking for. It plays well in all areas.
You're messing up if you don't give these balls a try.

I recently bought a couple of 2 ball trial sleeves of the Top-Flight Gamer ball and played them yesterday for the first time. I liked the feel, flight, distance and control I felt I had over the ball. What I liked best about the Gamer, however, was that after 49 years of golfing I got my first hole-in-one using one: 177 yds, 5 iron. I don't know how much difference the Gamer made in this feat, but I'm going to keep playing it to find out.

Customer Service

This plays like a quality ball, the imprinting on the ball should be higher to reflect that.

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Titleist DT So/Lo

I have been looking for a ball, at a decent price that is long off the tee, soft and great around the greens, that does not cost $50. I have found it. Yes it shaves, but it is a very nice ball. I usually play the Pro V1x, but they can get expensive, for the price($20),tis is best ball out there.

I tried the Gamer for the first time the other night as I was really curious in the performance of a 3-piece Top Flite. I played 9 holes with the same ball and would have to agree with most of the reviews already posted.
- length off the tee was equal to my regular ball.
- irons seemed a bit shorter (5 yards)
- the feel was a little soft - not firm
- the spin was good (drop and stop)
But I also found the ball not to be very durable. I shaved the cover on just about every SW I hit from the fairway. Because of this I won't be buying anymore of these even at the $20 price tag.
For just about .40 cents per ball more, I'll continue to play my regular Bridgestone e5's. Since the e5's never shave they are a better value for me as they will last a full 18 holes. Top Flite will have to improve the durability of the covers in order to continue the line as you can see that this is an issue with a lot of folks. You can expect to see that improvement in the '09 version.

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Nike PD Soft

I hardly ever write reviews, but I have to say for the combination of price (19.00) and performance this is one of the absolute best balls out there hands down. I am a decent player and have played all sorts of new golf balls over the years, I am always out trying the next new thing. More often than not always disappointed, not this time. I honestly gained about 5 yards on my irons, and my Drives I have to say 5-10 yards more. Feel off the irons is soft by not mushy, ball flight is strong. Good spin, not crazy, putts true as well. I only hope that Top-Flite keeps this ball in play for years to come. Hate it when a company tries to improve on a great product and just never the same. If they ever talk about “New and Improved” coming soon, I will by 20 boxes of this version. Yes i had one small scuff, but nothing that took away from the play of the ball. Great job Top-Flite

Customer Service

Never had a reason to deal with.

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Pro V, All Srixons, Taylormade,

i have been playing the Top Flight Gamers for a few weeks now and really enjoy them. They are pretty soft, carry well and are all around a great ball. As others have mentioned, they do scuff up pretty easily. But for the price, I would go with these over any other $20/dozen ball out right now. Great choice!

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I don't have much cash. I can't afford the Pro Vs. The top flite gamer is the next best thing. This ball is awesome. It's consistantly a half club longer and holds the greens extremely well. For $20/dozen it's worth every penny. You gotta try it.

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Not your average Rock-flite. Outstanding value at $20/dozen. Performance is comparable to typical Pro balls (Pro V1, Nike One). However, as mentioned by earlier reviewers, it does tend to scuff easily, and after just a few holes it looks really beaten up, although the performance seems to be unaffected. So, if playing an unkempt-looking ball doesn't bother you, the Top-Flite Gamer is an excellent choice and terrific value for money.

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Phenomenal ball. I saw the commercial and was intrigued to see what a Top-Flite 3-piece would play like. I played nine holes with my five-year old on Fathers Day. It rocked off the driver, long and straight. Off the wedge it hopped and stopped. It felt great off the putter, very soft. I didn't putt well but that was just my stroke. I typically play either ProV's or Dunlop Loco Tour D's (another cheap great ball), but I am already officially switching to this Top-Flite (I can't believe I just wrote that!) Give them a try and you will be pleasantly surprised.

Customer Service

Great. If you don't like them, send them back and get your money back!

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