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TaylorMade Burner TP Golf Balls feature:
3-piece multi-layer construction promotes exceptional distance and amazingly soft feel
342-dimple configuration limits drag and optimizes launch conditions for maximum carry and distance
Features Low-Drag Performance (LDP)
V-Core (Velocity Core) promotes ultra-fast velocity
The core's compression measures a super-soft 60
HPF 1000 mantle works in conjunction with the high-energy V-Core to ramp up speed and distance
Tour-level Iothane 56 cover combines the speed of ionomer with the spin and feel of urethane
Promotes extraordinary iron-spin and shear-resistance
Available in 12-Ball Pack N/A
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Member Since: May 2007
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Only lost one!
Sunday November 23, 2008
Well technically two but the second one was because my local course doesn't have the decency to rake/blow the leaves off the course and my ball got lost under the fall leaves.
I REALLY liked this ball. Very soft, but excellent distance. Very nice short game and excellent durability. I too have gotten to love the Bridgestones, and feel this one is just as worthy of my $25. Being a pretty high HC player, I can't fathom paying double the price for any ball. I didn't find a flaw in any category, so a five star ball! | ||||||||||||
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Member Since: January 2008
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Thanks for finding my ball Noel
Saturday July 5, 2008
I just realized I write a lot of reviews on golf balls. I used to stick the higher end balls but with the economy the way it is I keep trying to find good balls for less. This is it. The Burner TP's are incredibly long and feel very soft. They are also somewhat responsive to hitting draws and fades. They spin like and upper end ball and barely scuff at all. My new favorite balls are the Taylormade Burner TP and the Bridgestone E6+. I use both according to the course. The Bridgestones, as advertised, are very straight which makes working the ball difficult. I will use these on courses with more hazards so I can stay out of them. I will now use the Burner TP's on courses where working the ball is a little more necessary. They are both $24.99 a dozen and both know how to perform.
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Member Since: November 2004
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A Must TRY kind of ball!!!
Monday June 9, 2008
I think the ball is still new in the market. I just picked it up since I'm trying a bunch of different ones.
This ball, although there are marked as a 4 on some categories, it does not make it a lesser ball at all. I'm just adjusting and heightening my own standards. This is a fine ball to play... it has everything a low 80's/high 70's player may be looking for. A great ball for the neighborhood of $30. I think it's a steal. I'm also very impressed with it's durability... the shine stays a long while and the print/paint stays on sharp making you feel you always have a new ball. Though it will still scuff on high spin irons/wedge shots, I've yet to find that doesn't. The ball plays well on full shots and around the greens. I can play this ball. | ||||||||||||
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