Titleist DT TruSoft Golf Balls (One Dozen)

I am a 68 year old senior golfer and I was told to try the Callaway Supersoft ball. When I did I really liked the feel and I thought the distant was more than I was getting out of my Titleist NXT and the feel was much better. After switching over to the Callaway Supersoft I was happy with it until I found and used a Titleist Trusoft. My first full short iron into the green hit and stopped with spin moving the ball back a couple of feet after touch down. I now have bought a dozen on Amazon for $22 and I have played a few rounds with them. I love this ball. I get about the same distance with this ball as the Supersoft but a think that arounds the green it wins hands down over the Supersoft. Great feel, try them, you'll like them I'm sure of it.Now that I have used them I am buying another dozen. Great ball for us Seniors.

I honestly didn't think a ball would make much difference in my game, but it did! I am a 55 year old woman who is semi athletic and has been playing for about 2 years. I have Callaway Solaire clubs, Odyssey EXO two ball putter, and Ping G400MAX Driver. I replaced the Srixon balls with Callaway wich I liked a bit better, and then over the summer the Callaway balls with these and I LOVE THEM!!!! I get a little more distance, a bit more accuracy, and smoother feeling roll off my putter on the green. I have seen my game improve and don't think it's just coincidence. I like them much better the the two other mentioned brands.

I never believe anybody when they say one ball goes further, than any other. This ball changed my mind, it seems to run out longer with the driver. I couldn't believe how it checks up on the greens. I'm 69 years old and with this ball I reached a par 5 green in 2. I got the birdie, missed the eagle by a few feet. I did lose 2 balls,because I reached water, that I always come up short with other balls. I'm glad I bought 2 dozen, because the price will most likley increase .

Great price on these TruSofts. I'm a 15 and don't have quite the power to squish a Pro-V so these fit my needs - pretty long and pretty soft around the greens. I also really like the yellow. . .didn't think I would, but I can find my ball in the air and on the course quickly. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed. PS: Don't use them on a hole by a driving range. . .with yellow balls. :-)

I had been playing Callaway Supersoft and really like them. I tried these and liked them as well. I have gone back and forth between them trying to decide which I should play . I have decided to stick with these. The Callaway Supersoft is a bit longer but not significantly. These Titleists are just so much better around the green and feel so much better off the putter. These hold the green better on my approach shots too. Both these and the Callaway are great balls at a reasonable price but I will continue to play these.

I'm just a weekend golfer with about a 25 handicap so expensive balls aren't worth the money for me. I got a box of ProV1s for Christmas last year (I wouldn't spend the money myself for them) and I did see a difference in my distance and spin on the balls. That being said, I did invest in the DT TrueSoft because they were cheaper and I found no difference between the 2 balls. I'll buy more of these next spring.

I had been using Pro V1's for years but this year decided that I may be just wasting my money because I am an average golfer (15 handicap). So I decided to experiment and tried the DT and am much happier. Higher trajectory, a bit more distance and a better feel putting. Just a more enjoyable game now.Leave the expensive Titleists to the pros that they are designed for (and they get them for free anyway).

These balls are good, but they take to long to get in the hole. Titleist needs to develop a ball that goes in the hole sooner. I will sometimes hit these balls 7 or 8 times before they roll into the hole.

These golf balls are truly like no other. They have a completely different sound when coming into contact with trees, it's almost like a symphony right out there on the course. When it comes to water hazards they are again different from most, if you skull the shot in they skip across the water like the rocks I threw in as a kid, if you happen to get them to go in on a downward trajectory they enter the water with the grace of an Olympic diver, very little splashing. If you are fortunate enough to avoid hazards, these balls perform very well with great feel around the greens.

Outter Titleist box had sticky goo where a label was removed.

Product came fast and exactly as advertised

Although not the most expensive Titleist ball on the market , the Titleist DT is perfect for the needs of a high handicapper , giving touch and feel as well as added distance over other brands .

Good price for this quality