Callaway Hex Soft Golf Balls White

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Great value very nice golfballs nice around the greens Read more

I researched the best golf ball for seniors to use and the Callaway Hex Soft was highly recommended. I’m a 9 handicap from the senior tees and have a very easy swing. This very low compression ball just launches and the feel is great. Distance is very consistent with my woods, hybrids and irons. Good feel with the putter too. The bright white color is very nice and quality of the cover makes the ball last several rounds (if don’t lose it). You definitely can’t beat the price. Fore!!! Read more

Felt soft and consistent on contact. A lot of carry and easy to track as the balls flew into the woods Read more

Order a bunch of golf balls because they were cheap at end of summer and I am still struggling currently with swing issues. Not pricey when lost in woods from a 40 yd slice or pull hook. Read more

Amazing product exactly as advertised Read more

Solid balls 10/10- They fly 15 feet further when shanking it Read more

Don't sleep on these golf balls! I've been a fan of the Callaway Chrome Soft for a long time. I discovered these golf balls while doing a search for the chrome soft balls and decided to give them a try. Off the tee, they're some of the more consistent balls I've played in a while. I have a tendency to softly slice to the right but not with the hex soft! They truly do fly consistently straighter. Overall distance is on par with the chrome soft and Supersoft. These hex soft balls feel very soft off of my wedges but they do tend to run out a bit more than a 3 piece ball, which is too be expected. Don't get me wrong, you can definitely stop these balls within an acceptable distance. Just don't think they're going to stop on a dime or spin back. The hex soft has become my new ball of choice because when it comes down to price + performance, it's hard to justify putting a different ball in the bag. Bottom line- are there better balls out there? Of course but if you tend to lose a couple balls per round and find it hard to justify spending $3, $4 or $5 dollars per ball...do yourself a favor and give these a try. These just may be the perfect nid-high handicap golf ball. Read more