Hey SteveB-

What are your thoughts between the 20XI and 20XI-s?

How do you compare the the Pro V1 or Pro V1x balls?


My local pro shop sells the 20XI balls for $30 per dozen. Pretty solid deal, really.

Ace,
$30 a dozen. Send them my way! I prefer the S because of control around the greens. I suck and I can make them stop where I want them too.
Regarding the ProVs I feel the Nikes seem to jump off the club a little better than the ProVs. Just my opinion.

Honestly, I'd be happy to send over a few dozen. PM me if your serious. I don't know that it would make the most sense since you'd have to cover shipping too but if your serious, by all means, I'm more than willing to do that for ya.

My Nike Employee price is $28 per dozen so to get them at a golf shop for $30/dzn is seemingly a pretty solid deal.


How much do these go for in your neck of the woods?

With shipping it probably wouldn't make sense. I pay $48 a dozen. You're a Nike employee? That's awesome.

I was with Nike for a few years. I've been blessed with some very fine relationships there which has allowed me to continue in the employee privileges for their product offerings.

If you decide you want to stock up, let me know. I guess it's like buy 2 dzn and get 1 free. Not a bad deal.

Thanks. I'll let you know. All I play is Nike.

I may buy a sleeve of these balls and try them out. They sound pretty good

I am an old guy, I play the Bridgestone B330-RX in optic yellow, I can see them a little better.

Bright yellow and golf balls don't make sense in MY mind. I know they have a purpose and that they give you the ability to sight them easier. Perhaps one day I'll have to use a wrong colored golf ball too I'm praying not, lol.

Thanks for sharing B.D.

BigDaddy wrote:


I have some Im going to try out Sat.... They are not yellow but I play with an older Gentleman that uses yellow to see them better as well...

AceOn13 wrote:


I agree completely lol

Ever tried to find a white golf ball in one of the last remaining snow piles on the course. Everything has a purpose!! It's how we golf in the Northeast!! And for those of you whose next comment is, "Don't hit it in the snow", my response would be,"You think I tried to?"

I've not played a course while there are snow piles on it. Most courses here in the NorthWest would shut down temporarily if snow is building up and sticking to the ground. I've played in snowfall that was thick and wet and never had a need for the yellow ball. Perhaps it's my deep desire to not play the ball that willed me to spot my white ball in those circumstances. Clearly BigDaddy isn't talking about using them in the snow either which is what i was referring to. Of course they have their purpose... I still just hope I don't have to use one It's my personal preference.

I can't believe I just used "BigDaddy" in a non-joking sentence bahahahahaha.

Ha ha ha! I have played with piles of snow on the ground in hills and stuff. My dad has hit them into the snow and I told him to find them himself ha ha