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I did too! I also liked the TP Red. Can't find those either.Yeah...I loved the original penta tp. Almost impossible to find now days.
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I did too! I also liked the TP Red. Can't find those either.Yeah...I loved the original penta tp. Almost impossible to find now days.
I found that to be true of most tour quality balls that I've tried. Not bad, but not $40-$50 per dozen good eitherI've been lurking a bit. Work has been insanely busy but going to make time to play golf and fish.
Yeah, TP3 & 3 layers makes little to no sense. I guess that's why they discontinued them!
They are however a really nice 3 piece ball that got lots of good reviews. Just not at $40/doz.
My balls have been in someone else's hands, before they are in mine. As I've said before, we find literally dozens of lost balls on the course. Having the first tee time, we find what was lost the day before.
My cart buddy gets all the Callaway balls and I get all the Titleist balls. I still like the ProV, but that does not stop me from experimenting with a number of found gems. I've enjoyed playing a number of the E6 balls lately. Also, we have named the MOJO the 'most lost' ball on our course. Used to be Top Flite. Now, we find lots and lots of MOJOs hiding in the leaves. After simply tossing them in our buckets, I played a couple. Have shot some nice scores with the crappy MOJO balls.
Each year, our course burns off all the native grass areas. Once burned, it's amazing to see all the "toasted marshmellows" laying there that nobody found... and just where some of those are.
Dog in the bathtub?I'm positive I've put my balls where no balls had gone before.
Dayum, Rock must have got lessons from wrx, lol...