Callaway Golf 2019 ERC Golf Balls

I only play Callaway, when it comes to clubs. I love their equipment, bags, shirts, gloves etc. But when it comes to golf balls, well I've tried tons of them.I heard about Triple Track and I had to try it. By far my favorite putting aid. It is so good you can see the ball path with an amazing trail when you putt. when you see it going you know if its going in or not.The ball has great feel for me off the tee, irons and putter. I love it.Compared to Wilson duo, Cut, Titlelist,and Srixon, this ball for me is in the bag. long for me off the tee, great ball flight, and its what I will play from now on. So 100% callaway for me from head to toe. Clubs, bag, clothes and ball.

I’m now an ERC Soft convert.I always liked the Chrome Soft Truvis Balls, but honestly never found enough of a different to pay twice as much for them as I could get the Callaway Super Soft for. I also used to use Nike’s Mojo, as I got plenty of distance and feel for the price.That said the ERC Soft was an immediate game changer for me on the green. Due to the 3 long red/blue lines, I’ve been draining putts I never used to be able to make. The ball feels great off of my wedges as well. It’s also a super easy ball to line up on the tee.I’m a teacher, so I don’t have a ton of extra $ sitting around to spend on premium golf balls, but the ERC Soft is worth it to me.Buy a box and try it yourself. It’s an excellent ball.

I am pleased with the product, delivery and as usual on time

I wanted to try this ball to see if the alignment lines on this ball are the same that I already put on my ball. No difference in that aspect, but I did feel a difference between this ball and the Chrome Soft that I normally play. I felt a harder feel on the ERC Soft than the Chrome Soft and I also noticed that I lost some distance and they didn't check as well as the Chrome Soft. So for me, I will stay with the Chrome Soft because I prefer the feel and control.

I found one of these golf balls in my wife's golf bag and decided to hit with it. I liked the lines for putting mostly but after seeing their action on the green with approach shots......I was sold. In fact, I did my own design of experiments around the 9th green at my club. I used one Titleist TruSoft, one ProV1, and one Callaway ERC Soft from three different locations. The first was a 7 iron chip from a puttable lie and I was careful to be consistent as possible with my contact. The ERC soft checked the best on first contact with the green but still doesn't have the sound of a ProV1 off the face. The second location was the second cut of rough w/ a 54 degree wedge. Again, the ERC soft checked nicely and had the least amount of run out after first contact with the green. The final location was a bunker shot w/ a 60 degree wedge. The ERC Soft doesn't spin like the ProV1 but grabbed good enough. The TruSoft had too much run out after first contact with the green. Overall winner in this head-to-head-to-head matchup was the Callaway ERC Soft Triple Track!I've used this ball the last four rounds of golf and my golfing buddies are amazed at how this ball reacts when hit the green in regulation (it bounces almost straight up and comes to rest very near the divot). I'm a Titleist guy throughout my whole bag, except for my Tour Edge Exotics 3 metal, but this Callaway ball will be what I use for quite some time!

GREAT

I have been using this ball for two years now and have squeezed in a couple different brands and models and always come back to these. We play 3-4 courses and I am 3-4 strokes lower on each of these courses with the ERC balls. Not unusual to get around with one ball per round. I am 71 104-6 club head speed 10.5 degree Epic Flash driver and manage about 225 yards. I like the feel of the ball on the clubface it compresses and doesn't bottom out or feel spongy. I hit pretty high irons and the ball marks on the greens are maybe a couples of yards form the finish. My normal scoring range is 80 to 87. Chipping and putting :-).

Golf balls, in general, I find to be ridiculously overpriced. That being said, I love these ERCs. I know the experts have all kinds of ways to quantify the quality of a golf ball - compression ratings, and all sorts of parameters, but the majority of golfers aren’t good enough for that to mean anything. If you aren’t playing professionally, you aren’t playing for anything other than fun. That being the baseline, playing a ball that generally has a great feel and can sit softly on a green and get some spin is a fun thing to have. These balls will accomplish all of the above. At the end of the day, if you have a few bucks to spend on quality, this is a great choice.

As a mid handicap player these balls are excellent around the green and for distance off the tee. Good buy

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Molto valide

These are my very favourite golf balls. Love the lines on them for putting

TB