Bridgestone Golf 2013 e6 Golf Balls (Pack of 12)

It's just NOT FAIR! This has been my absolute favorite golf ball for years. Not that many women I know play it so, with it's distinctive logo, I seldom have to mark them and it's easy to ID my ball while driving by in the cart.The not fair part is that this year, Bridgestone decided to make two kinds of e6 and they changed the mark on the ball. Who knows why these companies have to mess with a winner, but they did. When I went to my pro shop to stock up for the season, I had to try to figure out which e6 I should now use. The pro was really no help.Apparently, there were already two kinds of e6 as I shop for them online, because some have the mark I liked, some just had an arrow shape. I will keep getting these until there are none left on closeout. I like the price.Maybe this upset[p

I did not think that a golf ball from any manufacture would make much of a difference in performance, but testing various ones, and measuring the distance with my Garmin Approach G6 GPS, and my Garmin Approach S1 Watch shows me that there is a difference.I am a woman who has been playing golf for over 50 years, and as technology changes I have found what a difference a new set of Callaway graphite clubs makes over my older set, just as golf balls have gotten better.With my Callaway's I was using the Noodle Long and Soft and did see a difference, the ball felt softer, went farther, and I was very happy with these golf balls. I took a refresher lesson last year, and the instructor said that the Titleist Velocity would be a good ball for me to try.I have been playing these in Tournaments and in my Women's league and felt that I did get great distance, even hitting that occasional 200 yard drive (measured with my Garmin device), though this was not my normal distance, I just hit the ball in the perfect spot. I felt that these golf balls on approach shots using a wedge would go pass the green, they did not stop or spin, they just kept rolling. I even tried the Pro V1's, and they were okay, but I am not going to spend that much money.I play all year in the desert of Arizona, and in the summers it can get very hot. Last week I found in the pond a Bridgestone e6 and tried it along with my Titleist Velocity, I was very impressed with the e6, and when I got home I went to Bridgestone's website to read more about the design of this ball and if it would be good for my occasional slice.The e6 that I found was an older model with a red arrow, showing that it was a 2011 model, and while I was hitting great with this, I thought that the new 2013 model would be even better.I ordered these on Monday 6-3-13, and with my Prime got them on Wednesday 6-5-13, and played 18 holes on Thursday 6-6-13. To make a fair test, I would hit my driver with the Velocity, and then the e6, both had great distance, but the e6 just felt better, softer, and on the approach shots to the green it would land softly and roll, not going fast like the Velocity.While I do know that I can have a few lucky shots where everything is just right, the new e6 seems much better for my game. Because of the new dimple design that helps with side spin to the left or right, it is meant to go straighter, and it does. Today, I hit 185 yards on two different holes, and the ball flight was nice, when it came to putting on the green, and now in the desert the greens are dry and fast, the e6 rolled straight.I could not believe how straight it rolled when I putted, the ball felt soft, and when I lined up my putt, I made several 15 foot putts to make a par on several holes. I think that it also could be that the dimple design for straight shots off of the driver or fairway woods, could even help with the roll when you putt.I still have 24 Titleist Velocity golf balls to use, since I can't return them to the pro shop, so I will save these for the water holes, but I have now switched to the Brigestone 2013 e6, and will use them all of the time. I have found that going back and forth between golf balls does make a difference especially in putting, and I have found that a Women's golf ball maybe hyped up to sell only to women.It all comes down to your swing speed and if you are a beginner or an experienced player. The technology in golf balls does make a difference, and I am glad that I found the older e6 in the pond to try, otherwise, I would have never known that there is a better ball for my game, and that is the e6 for me.

The new Bridgestone e6 is a low compression, low spin ball designed to minimize left to right spin (reducing the bad effect of hooks and slices). I found that for my swing, (importantly, everyone's swing is different), I hit this easily as far as the much more expensive Pro V1 (or for that matter the more expensive Bridgestone B330 series). Around the greens there is not as much spin as the Pro V1, but the e6 has adequate stopping power. On windy days in Florida, I really appreciate the way this low spin ball penetrates the wind. At $20 less per dozen than the Pro V1 or Pro V1x, it's my new ball. I was honestly shocked at how well this ball performs...

I have been using this ball on and off for two years. I experimented with numerous balls and I keep going back to the E6. I don't buy into the matching of swing speed theory. I have a swing speed between 100-105 MPH, and when my game is on, my shot is straight, but when the slice or pull hooks show up, this ball gives me confidence. The distance gains for me are between 15-25 Yards depending on what ball I have been testing (most recently taylormade project a) I am a high spin player so this ball helps me lower my driver/wood spin rate perfectly. I would love to use a Prov1 or a similar ball but I just keep finding myself going back to this ball. Pro's: feels great, durable, excellent in the wind and cold weather, longest (non distance ball) I have hit, also made in the USA. Cons: not the best spinning ball around the green ( but I don't consider this a con because its not designed for spin) but i feel that it launches high and decends nicely to offset the lack of spin to hold the green when you need it. Highly recommend for all handicaps.

Great value golf ball. These balls have excellent distance and feel. As a reference point: I am a 14 handicap player. Generally hit my driver about 250, 3 wood about 215, 5 iron 185, 8 iron 145, P wedge 125. I play with Cobra woods and Taylor made R11 irons. I conducted an informal product test, hitting the E6 along side the Nike Hyperflight and Pro v1. The E6 generally went about 5-10 yards further than the other 2 balls with the driver and 3 wood, but not a noticeable difference in distance with the irons. The Pro V felt the softest on wedge shots, but stopping/biting on the green was about the same between the ProV and the E6. The Nike felt the hardest and had the least bite. The Nike and the E6 tended to be less susceptible to side spin on the drives. The Pro V would frequently turn a fade into a slice. The E6 tends to stay whiter/shinier longer than the ProV. The E6 is 10-15 dollars less than the ProV. All in all, would highly recommend this ball for the 10-18 handicap player.

loved these balls and can't find them in the Channel Islands

thank you very much for the prompt delivery.this item is just as i expected and is a first class ball to use,

great price and received ahead of schedule - couldn't be happier!!

Disappointed that we're the yellow version,maybe it was my fault that I didn't check before hand.

La consegna è giunta due giorni lavorativi in ritardo, per cui non ho dato le 5 stelline nel voto. Tuttavia, la confezione era rigida, resistente, come aver acquistato il prodotto in un Pro Shop di un circolo golfistico. L'imballaggio era ottimo.Consiglio l'acquisto per quei giocatori che vogliono usufruire di una palla competitiva e, allo stesso tempo, risparmiare qualche soldo altrimenti speso per comprare palle più d'élite, come ad esempio Titleist, che tuttavia non compenseranno i vostri errori di swing.Saluti.