You are a real golfer, not a salesman. That’s great,because I value your honesty. Love you theories, and your kids are so fun to watch with you.

I’ve played the Snell MTB-X this season and it performs just as good as any Titleist. And the price break brings them down to under $30. Dean Snell is legit.

The Kevin na walk in at the end was perfect! Played the cut blues today and yes they fly high and land soft. Will try the cut blue DC next

Why are we so passionate about a simple game, brother? Love your vids - keep cranking them out and enjoying the game!

I'm a scratch (0.6 handicap) ... I play Callaway Warbird 2 piece golf balls........ Reason : I dont need to play a Pro V or expensive ball for the spin because I dont play golf courses whose greens run at 11 or are hard........

@corycall1518

4 жыл бұрын

Nice comment

My wife choose some Cut Golf orange colored balls for her first-round today, now she's never golfed before and I'm just getting back into it - but your video gives me confidence that her inevitable bad shots today will not be from the balls.

Good stuff Matt. You know we love to save money wherever we can. Keep em coming!

I've played the Cut blue and for perfomance and money they rock!!

Overall price and performance.. best value for the buck.. Kirkland 3 piece for sure. Best overall performance and price... SNELL MTB Black hands down!!!

I was impressed with the Volvik Vivid. Found one and tried it out. Bought a box of them 🧡

Kirkland Signature 3 piece plays awesome for me. Hard to beat the value as I think it plays very much like a Pro V1.

Love your videos great energy and info

I'd love to see a review of the cut vs Snell vs vice. Seem to be the top of the lower priced high performance balls. And of course compare them to the prov1x and TP5x

Hey you should review the "Vice gold Pro plus" or Vice golf in general I recommend the Lime, Pro soft Great ball for price, And great ball for my slow swing speed

Another good video. Curious, though, I would like to hear your thoughts on durability. Others had asked in comments below, but maybe I missed the response. I've played many of these allegedly high quality, low price balls and found that there great out of the box, but not much on durability. Particularly, the Kirkland's. Played several good rounds with a Cut Grey before it got thrown in the shag bag. The best I have played in this category of balls is the MTB X. Anyway, would love to hear what you think.

Found a Cut Grey in the rough at my local course. Used it the next round. Found that it spun well, felt soft off the irons and strong with the driver. In UK on amazon they £22.95. This model reported to be 3 piece so in line with Prov1. I would say no difference in performance tbh. Big difference in price though. Might have to buy a dozen Cut Blue, 4 piece so probably more in line with Prov1x

Hey Matt, good video. How about doing a comparison between the old 4 piece and new 3 piece Kirkland Signature balls bench marked against of Titleist Pro V1?

@SadHippo100

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry Matt, I see you already did something similar in June. I watched another review that was done indoors with a launch monitor which tested the new Kirkland ball with wedge, 7i and Driver. It concluded that the new KSIG (Kirkland Signature) was generally spinnier on all clubs by quite a bit, slightly longer off the wedge and 7i and slightly shorter off the Driver. With those characteristics one would conclude that the new KSIG is an okay ball but certainly not the deal of the century that the original 4 piece KSIG was which out tested the Pro V1. Cheers!

You said, "Your unscientific test" but this is a true test in my opinion. It tells us what it is like on the course with different contacts on strike. We all can't hit the perfect shot every time.

According the My Spy the Snell ball for the price really out performed most of the other balls and really out performed the cut ball. There is another test site that confirmed that finding. You might try the same test with the Snell balls.

I’m a 10 handicap and bought a dozen of the cut blues. They scuff easier when you hit trees or branches but it’s 20$ a dozen. They still fly straight and spin good

I love your videos and I have a video idea of you vs your son and daughter or you vs your son I think it would be fun to see what junior golf is coming up to

Matt, do you think using a brand new ball from Cut is better than using a near mint of a prov1 and a similar price point? I've heard some people say that a new ball does better. Thoughts?

Play the matte finish and they play just as well as my TP5 balls, now not sure that much about the spin and check.

Excellent Video

Mygolfspy in their 2019 Golf Ball Buyer's Guide rated the Cut Blue as poor. The only other ball rated poor was the Cut Grey. The S3 was rated as good and the S4 as very good. I believe the main issue with the Cut golf balls was damage from the wedge shots. Did you notice durability issues? Perhaps the company has made changes to the cover. The Callaway Chrome Soft was also found to have quality control problems. Mygolfspy found many off center cores that contributed to larger shot dispersion. The Kirkland Signature 3 Piece at $12 a dozen were a good value.

@mygolfquest2734

4 жыл бұрын

jporter504 can’t speak for Mr Short Game but I play the Blue mostly I like the little extra height and honestly I have not seen any real durability issues most balls last about 10 to 14 holes and usually by then most balls I’ve tried they need replacing. But other then that solid ball and at 19.99 leaves more money for drinks at the 19 th hole. I’ve played them head to head with many top name balls and this ball performed just as well. It’s not the longest ball but it was within 2 yards. I even did a few cut tests checking core etc...no issues. So I do recommend the Cut Golf balls.

@sactownjoey

4 жыл бұрын

@@mygolfquest2734 most balls you play need replacing after 10-14 holes? Is that due to club damage or cart paths, trees, etc.?

@mygolfquest2734

4 жыл бұрын

Chris Bertelli well sometimes but it’s new forged milled wedges. Grooves are still sharp so a little extra bite.

Would love to see you also test the Quantix F18 golf ball

Anybody have any strong opinions when it comes to the cut blue vs Kirkland signatures?

Huge fan of your training methods & enthusiasm for the game. I have a question a bit off subject but figured I'd still shoot away. I have 2 daughters, 11 & 9 y/old that I want to start introducing more into golf. I've taken them to the range, they love it. What type of club set would u recommend for kids their age? And also what training exercises would be best to start them off with? They're starting off from Zero (meaning they make contact maybe 2-3 times out of 10). Thanks!

@luke2183

4 жыл бұрын

Dodger Dad man just go to dicks and get the top flight kids clubs, really cheap and decently made. Or check out local good will,always a good option!

@JuanCoolDad

4 жыл бұрын

@@luke2183 Thanks Luke! Will look into that

If you turn on Closed Caption about 11:30 you said something about S4 Vulva? Was watching at work and didn't have the sound on for obvious reasons. Was a little taken aback for a second. :)

Used cut for the a while... hard to beat for the price with short game spin....

Played cut golf balls. Was attracted with the price. Prefer over vice.

Thanks Matt - Have you tried Vice balls? They are 1/2 the price and nice as well.

@dukesilver3619

4 жыл бұрын

They’re the same price now if not more expensive. Any new “affordable” balls?

I will say I'm buying these because of your review.

I have played with all the different Cut golf balls they have out. They feel like a premium ball, the only reason I dont stick with them is every single one I have played with, the cover lasts maybe a round and a half. They get large gashes in the cover and when it hits a cart path or a tree, the ball is unplayable.

I've only been playing 6 months or so, i'm not sure how much a ball like a Pro V would actually make to me.... Give how many I lose id probably need to remortgage to cover the cost of them. A good(ish) quality ball at a affordable price is just what im looking for.

Try the Gamer and OnCore balls as well...Real Good Balls and GREAT VALUES!!!

Why wouldn't you leave the balls in the sleeve so you don't have to separate them in the box? Just wondering.

Nice to see a quality ball that is not overpriced and play as well as the premium priced ball. (No name mentioned)

@flex_flex6988

Жыл бұрын

Prov1X lololol 😂

I've been playing the Kirkland balls from Costco & it plays really well!

@glennwiebe5128

4 жыл бұрын

how do you find the durability?

@garydurbin9173

4 жыл бұрын

@@glennwiebe5128 I loved them. I found them in Naples. I play to about a 12 handicap but I play w/a teaching pro who is obviously a scratch & he said they play very much like a ProV1. He hit one for 2 holes, driver, irons, putter, etc. Loved it.

@glennwiebe5128

4 жыл бұрын

@@garydurbin9173 That's good to hear. I'll pick some up when I can find them. Looking forward to playing them.

@garydurbin9173

4 жыл бұрын

I played with 2 balls the entire round. That’s usually how I do it. Always like to putt a clean ball! Let me know what you think.

Cut blue for sure. Such great value for the money.

I recently picked up Cut Blue at Walmart. The ball is outrageous! The only problem with it is durability. Played 18 holes with it and it looked like it went through a cheese grater.

I played a few dozen cuts and they weren’t that bad performance-wise but the durability was an issue.

@nowaythatnamewastakn

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that too, wondered if that's why they are called Cut.

I tried a Cut ball. Scuffs so easily. 1st hole, landed in a bunker by the green. Got out nicely, but the ball was seriously scuffed. Won't be buying anymore. It may be cheap in price, how many do you need for one round.

Kirkland are 20$ per dozenand the are soooo good

@Tylerfox-lu6mb

4 жыл бұрын

SavageDezi if you have ever heard of nitro golf balls they are really good practice balls if you are working on pitching chipping or putting and there pretty good and also cheap like under 15 a dozen

12:19 how many balls can u fit in ur pocket tho

I wonder how much clubs hate KZread lol Nothing against what your doing jus curious about all the filming and testing etc

Dave, (who "never" would practice) would always buy the most expensive balls because "they are better". Then get to the par 3 third and dump a sleeve of them in the water. He's also the same guy who would squirt his drive 50 yards to the side of the ladies tee box. Then on a severe side hill lie out of deep rough try to crush his 3 wood. There were days we, literally, had to give him balls to complete his round. But he's always in for the skins.....

Hope you did not get con for a monthly fee of a golf lessons membership when you order the Calcutta free sleeve

The cut balls perform ok but they’re durability isn’t good they scuff easily and look like they have been through a major battle after a couple of holes I bought several dozen for me and a couple of friends and they all agree they’re not worth the money even at a cut rate price the Vice ball is a much better ball for the price and is very durable

Reality land is underrated!

Best “budget” ball... Snell or Kirkland.

The covers on these balls don't hold up very long at all... price doesn't matter if you can't game these more than a few holes per ball

Did you read MyGolfSpy’s golf ball review. They were rated as poor. The durability was a huge issue. Along with some other things.

Sorry, saw why a minute later, LOL

This Ball is appropriately named Cut. Because it will be all cut up after 3 holes.

ViceGolf has entered the chat.

@DerrickRG

3 жыл бұрын

$40 ain't cheap.

You can't beat the prov1

You didnt explain how the Cuts cover held up. I havent had one not get scuffed badly after a wedge shot, especially out of a bunker

@justmythought1586

4 жыл бұрын

So did I.

@JL-zn4mr

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed... I found that "Cut" actually describes what happens to the cover pretty easily. I have played around with several different golf balls this year and keep going back to the Snell MTBX, I will also say the Maxfli Tour was a pleasant surprise and performed very well for me.

19.99 is still too much. I use srixon marathon 8.50 per dozen brand new on sports direct. Or 14.00 for 40 balls used on ebay. No brainer

Why do people call ball marks divots haha 🤷🏻‍♂️

Pitch marks, not “divots”. Enjoyed vid. Continued success.

Well they are named "Cut" for a reason! The balls durability is unfortunately not very good! it performs well otherwise, I played a round of golf and after just 3 holes the balls looked like I had been hitting it off of cement. I was in the fairway or rough on a very nice golf course, so the damage was done with the grooves of my irons. For the price point it's a good ball, but you know why you are saving so much when you play the ball. One ball will not make it through the round. I can't say it didn't perform well, but I wouldn't play the ball again, so I can't recommend the ball.

Cut golf balls suck. I've played both 3 piece and 4 piece. Don't waste your money.

It depends on who's hitting the balls,ordinary joe soap can't tell the difference!

@DerrickRG

3 жыл бұрын

Yes he can.

Ball plays just fine. Just not very durable IMO

Great ball when fresh. Durability sucks

Probably the chipper. Not the ball. Lol

Enjoy your review but totally have disagree with you on Cut balls. Overall performance is okay but seriously they get cut up really quick. Probably the reason they gave that name. I remembering throwing away 2 balls during 1 round because the cut and scoff up very easy. If you're trying to save money on balls. Go with either Vice or my new favorite the OnCore Exclir

Nope Cut is FAR from the best balls - I am 70 and have ripped the cover of these balls with normal OLD wedges. OK ball maybe best ball never - mediocre yes.

This ball is terrible. Stick with the expert Sean Snell and king of DTC