[Pa Jayhawk]

The higher model Callaways are likely an even choice for me with ProV1's, this based on what I have found on the course. However, with my course, I usually only buy bargain balls. I usually look for a 3 piece ball in the $10-15 a dozen range, which is not to hard to come buy decent balls in this price range. That being said, I also do not buy used balls, as I not only find enough decent golf balls on the course to play with if I desired, but at $10-15 I can play a decent 3 piece ball that I know has not baked in the sun all day for a week, and provides a consistent feel. Where if I find a ProV1 on the course and play it and it doesn't act right, I have no qualms with throwing it back in the woods were I found it.

This is one thing good about playing on a wooded course, with fairly dry wetland hazards to cross as opposed to water, if you really want golf balls and have a little time, you can find a ton of good golf balls in the woods or wetlands.

I could easily play this course and never buy another golf ball for as long as I play, if it did not care about a consistent feel. I am even picky about my waterballs, which are high dollar and better than the ones I play, and in great shape, and I have about 5-6 dozen in my garage right now.