Distance 100 Golf Ball x12 - White

Great golf balls and at 50p a ball you don't mind losing a few, no difference in distance in expensive balls

Golf ball works and it is by far, the cheapest.

Surprise! This ball gives good distance, value for money….

Great balls

Good deal

[18hc golfer] I've been buying lake balls for a little while now. I can't justify spending £30 - £40 on box of new balls, especially with the amount of golf I play, I'll end up losing most of them after a few rounds. I also like to keep a lot of balls in my bag so buying multiple boxes of these wouldn't break the bank. I recently discovered Decathlon's Inesis balls and I must admit I was surprised with how good they are. You seriously cannot go wrong with a box of balls for £6, it's incredible. The only issue I've had so far is distance control. In comparison with a Taylormade Project (s) or a Callaway Warbird (both 2 piece as well) these fly a lot further. I would advise clubbing down and knowing how far you hit your clubs so you can judge accordingly. I've heard you don't get much spin on these compared to other balls but I haven't noticed much difference. I did lose quite a few balls on my first round playing with these but that was because I wasn't used to the distance control. I've played about 10 rounds with these and I know how to control them a lot better. Now I stock up with lake balls and Inesis balls. A lot cheaper then buying the least expensive branded name of boxed golf balls on the market.

Golfballs do what they are meant to do and it's not so upsetting when I lose them as they are very cheap for Singapore Standards

Played them yesterday and my drives were about the same 250 to 270. Irons were good as were wedges. The putting was ok but the sound and feel were a little clicky. Still, the ball went in the hole so there's that.

I went into the Store at Rushdon Lakes this week. I wanted the 500 balls but they only had yellow 100s on the shelf. So I though I would buy a box £5.99 is 50p each so what have I got to lose. Put two in my pocket today as I got out the car at my normal golf course. Put one on a tee peg and hit it on the first hole. It felt okay and went about the same length as my usual AD333 but when it landed on the fairway it bounced quite high and then kept rolling. This happened on most drives and whilst the carry distance was about the same as my AD333 the bounce/roll made my drives a lot longer. In fact on several holes it was the furthest I had ever driven. Around the greens the balls did seem to spin and hold when hitting the greens. I was very surprised at how good these balls were. Did not lose one either as they are so bright you can see them from a long way off. At the end of 18 holes I still had two balls and vey few marks on them they look as good as new. Next time I play I’ll use the same balls again. They certainly are distance balls. I would recommend anyone mid to high handicap (I’m 26) to give them a go. Oh … if (or should I say when) you do lose one it’s only cost you 50p.

I bought to try them out, and the balls are pretty useless. No distance. I recommend that they be withdrawn as they may sully the Decathlon brand....