Price: $24.99 per dozen Specs: Two-piece construction with Surlyn cover.Available in white and yellow. Who They’re For: Slow-swinging golfers who want soft feel and more distance. The Skinny ...

That different thinking again takes prominence with the Chrome Soft’s 2020 collection, as the two main balls, Chrome Soft and Chrome Soft X, are more different from each other than they’ve ...

One of the best golf balls for slower swing speeds and for senior golfers is the Wilson Duo Soft, which has been given a reboot for 2025 and is now even softer, with a compression rating of 37 ...

The “ultra-rare” Arnold Palmer-inspired Umbrella Chrome Soft Truvis is the perfect nod to The King, who began endorsing Callaway golf balls in the mid-1990s. Callaway's Arnold Palmer Umbrella ...

According to Callaway, the new 2022 Chrome Soft produces 0.5 mph more ball speed with the driver, 130 rpm less driver spin, and 330 rpm less iron spin. Overall, that means a more controllable ball ...

Alignment technology on golf balls has made huge advances in recent years and now Titleist have introduced Soft AIM 360 on two of their offerings, the AVX and Tour Soft. AIM stands for Alignment ...

According to research from Golf Datatech, serious golfer interest in playing a colored ball is around 6 in 10, more than a third higher than it was in 2015. The new Tour Soft ($35 a dozen) and ...

What you should know: Srixon modified the core of Soft Feel for 2025 to give this two-piece ball more speed while retaining its low compression and feel. The deep dive: While elite golfers like ...