Snell MTB Black Golf Balls

Product Information

So, Tour players not only play Titleist for free, but they are paid to play Titleist (unless they sign with someone else). Even the leading players without equipment contracts like Koepke, Reed, Molinari, they still have contracts for balls, just not contracts for clubs. The first issue was the logo. Compared to other brands, it’s a bit oversized. I’d assume it’s rooted in a cost saving effort related to the resolution of the graphic. To be honest, that one was easy to get over after a couple rounds with the ball.

I lived that nightmare and it hasn’t been fun,” says Snell, “but it gave us a chance to step out, figure out what we are going to do and how we are going to do it.” You can save a tremendous amount of money by buying these high-rated golf balls. The best part is that these products cost a quarter less than similar products!True Price is how we quantify the quality of a golf ball. It's a projection of what you'd have to spend to ensure you get 12 good balls.

We played two full rounds with each of these balls to find out if they are really worth the price and if so, which one is the better buy.

Unmatched Performance of Snell Golf Ball

On our gauge, the average compression of the Snell MTB-X is 96. While launch and spin properties differ, it’s similar to the Srixon Z-Star XV. It’s slightly firmer than a 2020 Chrome Soft X and just a bit softer than the Pro V1x. Compared to the ball market as a whole, it’s not only firm; it’s on the edge of what we classify as extra firm. Snell MTB-X – Weight and Diameter