Bridgestone Golf e12 CONTACT Verde

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I always buy these as they are not the cheapest and not the most expensive for my friend. Who’s a golfer as a gift.

Great golf balls for those whose swing speed is below 100.

I really like these golf balls, they hit well, hold up well and are a great value for the cost. I was using a more expensive Bridgestone ball but I found these to play just as well for less money.

As mentioned in another review, I have a grandson who plays a lot of golf and he plays on his high school golf team. Not knowing what to get him for a Christmas stocking stuffer I bought these for him, not knowing squat about golf balls. I mean I recognize names and all but the tech behind golf ball designs is a mystery to me. But these seem to be a good value and were fairly well recommended so I bought him some.He went out and played 18 holes and used these and he told me that he was able to hit the ball farther, or at least the ball traveled farther when he hit. He said that he actually had to adjust his swing as the ball traveled better. So there you have it. If a 16 year old golfer likes them, that is good enough for me...

Excellent value golf ball for a mid handicapper. Good contact and consistency off the tee and great response with nice ball flight.Nice soft feel and rolls well putting on most surfaces - slow and fast greens. Good feel when chipping and decent spin.I do like the value point as it’s not as pricey as my preferable ProV1x. Consider it my new everyday ball. For reference I play a TaylorMade Tour Burner - drive 270 avg. Irons Titleist 690 CB - 8i 150 avg.Bombs away!

Just played my first round with these balls and they feel and fly great. Only negative so far is they seem to show damage very easily. First ball only made it a few holes before I noticed a large mark on it and As far as I can remember, it didn’t hit anything out of the ordinary to cause the marking.This is one of the cheaper premium options on the market though, so value for your money makes this a good purchase in my opinion.

Okay, I love the Bridgestone E6, good quality, grabs well on the green, feels soft enough for my swing speed and a good dollar value. My buddy (not sure about that classification) tells me I really need the E12. I go buy the E12 Soft. Good ball, good feel, but a tad pricier than my E6. My buddy comes back and says you should have bought the E12 Contact. Sure, I go out and buy 2 dozen. That was my second mistake, number one being listening to my buddy. The line on these is that with the new dimple design you get 30% more contact area hence the name. Well, that extra contact area doesn't do anything to cure a slice. It feels a bit on the stiff side, but not too bad. The one thing that irks me is that the new dimple design seems like the surface develops blemishes regardless of how the ball …