Intech Beta TI Distance 16-Pack Golf Balls

Yeah I one of those weekend golfers. My plan is to hit them straight down the fairway but sometimes they have a mind of their own. I'm getting better though. These bright yellow balls are easy to find when my shot goes .............well you know what I mean. They would get 5 stars if the price were a little better.

I found one that had been lost and played it for a couple of holes and was pleased with the feel,distance, and visibility. I have been pleased with the results. Golf for 50 years and a 12 H/C

I like the ball, distance off the tee is good but not quite as far and one other brand. However this ball seems to hold up very well with use.

Bought as a gift for a guy friend. He really preferred these golf balls, so I got him more Intech for his next birthday.

I had several Intech Beta TI Distance balls in the white cover, and found that there wasn't a significant difference in performance. I did notice that I wasn't getting as much distance as my Taylormade Burner balls. With long irons, I will usually see the Taylormade Burners jump 2-4 times after impact on the ground, giving me extra yardage. The Intechs don't do that, and tend to just roll and stop. I also did not find the yellow to be as bright as the Taylormade Burner. The Intech yellow is more like a dull and faded out yellow, like it was under the Arizona sun for several years.The price is right, and it isn't painful if you lose one in a water hazard. It's perfect for beginners, because it is still easier to spot on the grass so you save some time. For the beginner-intermediate players, I'd pony up some extra funds for better balls. Namely, these balls lost about 10 yards or more in yardage compared to Pinnacle Gold range balls or other competitive balls.I found myself coming up short on the green, even with solid contact and full powered swings. The older white-covered Intech Beta Ti balls did not have this issue.These feel like solid rocks. They are very hard. They are noticeably different from the older Intech Beta Ti balls.Overall: 1/5 stars, the yellow isn't as bright as I'd like, and the performance is only acceptable even for beginner-level balls, losing at least 10 yards or more. I'd recommend Srixon Q-Stars, Titleist DT SoLo, or Taylormade Burner instead.

I'm a beginner golfer who admittedly am rather dense when it comes to knowing how balls are supposed to perform but these balls seem fine to me. They hit rather easily and don't feel like you're hitting a practice range "brick" ball. The yellow color makes them pretty easy to find, especially for a beginner (you know the kind of shots we make!). I'm totally happy with my purchase, especially the price.

If you have bad eyes, these balls are lots easier to see in the fairway. Unfortunately I spend a good deal of time in heavy rough.

For the price I got my moneys worth. Give them a try.

I'm hitting distances like I did 15 yrs ago. It's easy to see and BAM!