The Bridgestone e6 is a great ball for me. I am a 7 handicap with slower swing speed. This ball performs well: it flies straight and has limited side spin. Its feel is moderately soft-- but not squishy. I get about ten to fifteen more yards on my drives because of the reduced spin, compared to hitting Pro V1. Durability is excellent when compared to most three piece balls. I usually get three or four rounds before the balls is replaced (if I don't lose it). This ball has been consistently reviewed by golf pubs as a winner for golfers with slower swing speeds, and when you compare it to the cost of three piece balls, it's obviously a great value, and the added distance is great. Read more
Great ball. Value for the money Read more
Purchased these for my hubs for his bday. He said they were a great quality, I thought they were prices but what do I know about golf balls... they were white, hard, visible when hit and performed as they should. Read more
Nice ball for golfers with a handicap in double digits. Read more
For the $$, a mid-handicaper would appreciate these golf balls! Good distance and nice feel / soft around the greens. A good quality cover, Read more
I’ve used the e6 on and off for a long time. I Dont know the specific engineering of the ball, but it seems to track straighter than other balls I’ve used. Also, spinning the ball has never been a part of my game anyway. I’m a 15ish handicap 70 years old. Club speed +-90. Read more
Good price for a very good ball Read more
Sometimes you just want to hit a new golf ball! These are really great for those of us that are high handicappers and or have slow swing speeds. These balls are soft, leading to great feel and spin around the green. The durability and quality of each ball is impressive. I’ve used balls for 5-6 rounds before, and they still look great. Lastly, I personally notice no distance loss with these compared to a much harder ball like a Pro V1. Besides I’m much too scared to lose a Pro V1, thus the Bridgestone is great for confidence, so what if you sting one in the trees, grab another. Read more
