Played this because of the price, love it. No notable distance difference(I am not a long hitter), stops on green I hit it well, good feel off the putter, durable.

I got a box of the D2 Feel for Christmas and have played them for 2 rounds and am impressed. I've been playing Nike Power/Distance Soft (green pack) that I've had for the past 3yrs with no complaints. I like them because they're affordable. But I think I like the Topflite D2s better. Great distance, nice feel at impact and putting and durable and also affordable. I've used the same 2 balls for the past 2 rounds even landing in a few bunkers and they are still in great shape. I'm not into spending $3 a ball for ProV1s but I did talk a friend into trading a ProV1 for one of my D2's. We played a few holes like that and I had the same distance off the tees and fairways. The feel seemed to be the same except the ProV1s did spin a little better on the greens but nothing to win me over the D2s. My buddy was impressed as well but said he liked the ProV1s better just because it's what all the pros use. Silly rabbit. You won't drive like JB or iron play like Tiger or short game it like Phil just because you use the same equipment. I'll stick to the Topflite D2 Feel balls and get more for half the price of the Titleist. Great ball at a great price.

I have used this ball for over a year at the recommendation of a friend and I haven't changed since. This ball feels great off of the face and reacts well to input. After you use this ball for a while you begin to wonder why you spent all that money on Pro-V's. This ball is not only an exceptional deal but a fantastic golf ball.

when i used this ball my chipping game was on. Everything else was just ok it was a soft feel off my putter.

Tried a sleeve of these today and got to say that I liked them. Rebelball9 recently reviewed the Top-Flite Gamer and compared it similarly to this one in feel, flight and spin. I'd have to agree. This D2 Feel plays just like the Gamer. I think that the Gamer "may" have given me a little more distance, and "maybe" I can control it slightly better around the green, but basically they play the same. This D2 gives you distance, doesn't balloon, pierces through the air (maybe that dimple-in-dimple design really works!), spins enough to check up on the green and has a nice soft feel off the irons and putter. The cover will cut and scuff a bit, but not as much as the Gamer. At $15 for 15, this is a great choice!

First of all 15 balls for $15 is one heck of a deal. Now as to the balls themselves they are unbelievably soft. If you strike them right you can't even feel them. They are so long I had to take one less club for every shot! I'll normally hit my 7i about 155yds, playing with these balls I was pushing 175! That number seemed almost unrealistic to me but it's true! The balls do spin but not nearly as much as other balls. Due to the soft cover they do scuff pretty easily but at $1 a ball that's no big deal. Out of every ball I've ever tried these putt the best. They are smoother than butter. Bottom line is: Gone is the Nickname Rock-Flite. You can use this ball as your go to ball or as a back-up. For the unbeatable price it doesn't matter.

I will just add to for great priced ball that plays well,
for par 3's, higher hcprs, or that ball you hit over water.
the new top flight D2 is way better than the old ones.
and I too agree that the new double dimple design has
feel off the club that makes them feel allot softer.
so they did finally come up with a ball that feels better,
and kept the price well below the others...

I am not a top flight fan, but I could not pass up an opportunity at ten dollars on sale for fifteen balls to try the 'feel' D2. I was surprised at how this ball reacted off the driver, nice feel to it. It also lasts and stays within two feet of where the ball lands on the green. Not like the rocks of old. They putt well also and have a great aiming line on them. Give them a try, you cannot beat the price, lose one, so what, use them for practice at least.