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Originally Posted by ualtim  I like the D2. If I was not so heavily stocked in Stratas, I would be buying the D2. That being said, my swing speed is probably not quite enough to take full advantage of a tour level ball. I have been playing them for the feel and I did gain some distance over some of the earlier models of soft 2-piece balls. I believe the D2 would allow me to gain some more distance while maintaining the short game feel of a 3 piece. It works for me. |
Thanks! Maybe if I pick up more Stratas, I'll get one of the D2's to compare side by side.
I figure by the end of this year, the D2's will be dirt cheap and the Strata's will be harder to find. I have always usually stood by 3 piece balls, but the Slazengers I have are O.K., but it is the first set of 3 piece balls that I have run across that I really see no big difference. They were great for $10, but I would have gladly paid $15 for the Stratas. I may start using them as my water balls, and my water balls as regular to get rid of them faster. I see no real difference in play between them and a good 2 piece. For whatever reason, most of the Maxfli 3 piece have not been on sale for a while. Still hoping they come out with a new one and lower the Black Max, which is down to $24