Top-Flite Gamer Balls
Top-Flite Gamer Balls
USER REVIEWS
[Jun 13, 2008]
Chad
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TF Gamer
For the money, this is the best ball that I've ever played. Like others have said, it wears a bit, but you can finish a full 18 with this ball. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Nike One, B330, Callaway HX Hot |
[Jun 03, 2008]
lexdoyd
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Top Flite Gamer
I have been looking for a lower priced ball that will give me above average spin and playability. After seeing the Gamer on the 2008 Golf Digest hot list and reading some favourable reviews I decided to purchase a dzn for $20. I had a game that afternoon at a local par 3 course and I figured 18 there would give me a real good idea of how this ball would perform around the greens. Overall it was a very decent ball (especially for the price) and although I was not able to get it to back up, I got a few that dropped and stopped. This was particularly impressive as the greens were hard and fast and I would imagine if they were a little softer getting the ball to check and even back up would be easy with the soft cover. Another indication of the spin you can generate came when I was hitting out of the long grass. Off the putter it was a touch on the hard side but gave good feedback and rolled true. I am looking forward to hitting a few off the driver to get an idea of how the distance is, but I noticed that there was no length difference between the Gamer and the Noodles I usually play when hitting my irons on that particular course. The only issues I had with the ball were that the cover scuffed very easily, I was peeling small bits off all day and there were several large gashes covering the ball, but on the plus side I was able to use the same ball all day. The other is the dimple-in-dimple, I found it distracting when addressing the ball and really don’t care for the looks, not sure if it actually works but its a minor thing. So looks like the Gamer will stay in my bag for some time as you can’t beat the feel for the price, I am also looking forward to trying the D2 feel as it may allow similar playability and a more durable cover. Customer Service n/a Similar Products Used: Noodle, Maxfli Revolution Solid, Titlist SoLo, Pro V1, Loco, |
[May 28, 2008]
crapyking
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
TopFlite Gamer
I play several times a week & try different balls when I can. I picked up a dozen gamers in Fla for less than $20. They feel nice off the driver & iron but have very limited green holding. Honestly I think the regular 2 pc TF balls hold just as well as the gamer. I thought these would hold better.I am picky about balls & my game is consistent enough to see the difference. Similar Products Used: pro V's, Nike Super Fars, everything just about. |
[May 15, 2008]
Garcia
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
TopFlite Gamer
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.
Customer Service none Similar Products Used: Callaway's
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[Apr 02, 2008]
turborocket
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Top Flite Gamer
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.
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