best golf balls 2015

The new 4-piece Wilson Staff FG Tour ball is designed for low-handicap players who crave a soft, Tour-quality feel.

TaylorMade claims its Tour Preferred franchise is its best ever performing ball. Do we agree?

Soft or firm, backspin or distance, there are premium balls to suit everyone in 2015.

What do we make of Mizuno's new multi-piece tour level ball?

Bridgestone Golf's new  B-Series golf balls  feature a drop of water at their core and have been designed to match the varying swing speeds

Wilson Staff says it's the softest urethane ball on the market, but do we agree?

Just when you thought the Titleist Pro V1x couldn’t get any stronger, it has.

If you are looking for a ball that packs a punch off the tee, spins well on the dancefloor and does not break the bank, look no further than the TaylorMade Project (a). 

The new Nike RZN Platinum as played by Nike staff player Paul Casey is ideal for players seeking Tour-performance control with moderate spin off the tee. 

Srixon has revamped its latest Z-Star ball with a new 324 Speed Dimple Pattern - and that has certainly made a difference to its trajectory, especially in the wind. 

What do we make of the golf ball played by Rory McIlroy?

What do we make of the Nike RZN ball as played by Paul Casey?

Has Srixon improved its new Z Star ball?

Vice Pro balls cost less than

TaylorMade revamps Tour Preferred X, Tour Preferred and Project (a) golf balls