It was closer to the green that we felt the original Costco ball was at its best, providing similar control to what you’d expect from a much more expensive Tour ball. Secondly, you are supporting an industry that clears lost or abandoned balls from the environment, thus protecting natural habitats. That average was slightly above the average number I got with the Titleist Pro V1 (around 4,850 rpm), so no, I didn’t see any appreciable difference. But we do know Titleist claimed multiple patent infringements over Costco’s earlier 4-piece version of the Kirkland Signature ball, and they settled out of court.

Kirkland Signature Golf Balls v2 with three-Piece Urethane Cover,​ ​ ​​a​ ​high-performance​ ​ball​ ​suitable​ ​for​ ​recreational​ ​and​ ​competitive​ ​play.The longevity of your printed design will depend on which ball you choose – if you have any questions about our golf balls and how long your printed design will last, please contact gimmeballs today. For those currently playing the Pro V1 and thinking of making a switch to save money, I would try a different approach. Cost is always going to be an issue for the casual player, so sharing information about a quality option shouldn’t make you feel guilty. You can find tons of pro v1 in mint condition online for at least half of what you’d pay new retail. Everything about the Kirkland Signature golf balls is designed to provide longer driving distance, optimised flight height, and overall outstanding performance on the golf course.

So much has been said about Kirkland Signature balls since Costco entered the market, but this test highlights how the model performs against the very best. If you look at the packaging the yellow balls are made in a different plant from a different country. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.I assume the balls are completely machine made from start to finish so you wouldn’t assume there was a lot of difference though I suppose the raw materials could be sourced from new places as well. The core colors of the Kirkland Signature balls in our sample were consistent throughout the sample.

yards of carry distance on the line (averaged across the 85mph and 100mph driver speeds and with a 7-iron) versus the Srixon AD333 (11p per yard), or 12.

I feel my swing is pretty consistent and every ball i hit seems to fly differently, almost like they are not balanced well.