Piper Golf Balls, Blue

Great ball! I've moved from the green Piper to now the blue Piper. I've noticed they don't give me as much of a slice as other brands. I know I don't have the perfect swing, but it's good to know the ball does not move as much side to side as the spin is greatly reduced.

I bought the Blue pack as it aligned with my specs based on their criteria. I then played a round with them and tested against Callaway Truvis ball.Off the tee: this is where I found these balls to be exceptional. It was straight and long every time, either tying or beating the Truvis in distance. I was able to draw the ball but it didn’t over draw & stayed in the fairway. My FW percentage was 86.Fairway: Similar to the driver and again I could hit low or high shots. And getting good spin with the mid irons to hold the greens.Chip/Pitch: I did feel the difference with the firmer cover but I got good results as the ball was checking up as expected.Putting: Again you could feel these are slightly firmer on longer putts but rolled as expected.Bonus: With the alignment aid this came in handy aiming my shots off the tee and putting.Summary: Great bang for your buck ball. I’ve played all kinds of different balls but this is the first that really surprised me, especially off the tee.

The ball definitely goes straighter it won’t make you a scratch golfer but you’ll be more consistent with your drives!

I had never heard of this company but decided to give it a whirl. I purchased the Piper blue and green. I perfer the blue ove the green but thats my opinion. This golf ball is definitely worth a try. This is not a pricey ball. Prices are below normal for the quality of this ball. I was extremely impressed and don't be afraid to give them a try. I will order some more of these and also try the Piper black and gold. I'm around a 7 to 8 handicap player. I don't have a fast swing speed, so not sure how the gold especially will do due to it's made for a faster swing speed. Good luck to all who give them a try and don't let the price persuade you not to try them. Thank you for reading this post.

I've gamed roughly a dozen and a half of these now. Big takeaways. They feel pretty great off the driver and woods and fly very straight, which was great for helping my slight slice. Distance was good, maybe slightly shorter on average with irons but nothing major. Chipping and putting, the balls definitely have a distinct click noise as others have mentioned and feel very hard off the club face. My main concern.. these balls are not durable at all. I brought out a brand new ball for a 40 yard shot with a 60 degree wedge. When I got to my ball after the shot, it already had loose stringy bits on the shell where I had hit it. Another ball hit with a 7 iron on a par three also began to shred after one shot. These are extreme examples, but I'd say on average a ball lasts one round. Yes, the initial cost for 12 balls is pretty appealing, but when you're going through multiple balls a round (on top of balls smacked into the trees), I'm not sure these turn out to be a better value than something that lasts a little longer.

The ball performs as well as high price point balls I played Piper Blue. I really enjoy the classy look and name.

comfortable to play with

Tried the Piper Golf Balls the last 2 rounds and feel they are a great fit. They give good distance and spin well and bite when the hit the green.

Siento que vuelan más, son menos duras y ruedan bien en el green.

It really goes furtherGreat golfball

good balls for the money for a high handicap

Soft, great distance on drives

Played them for the 1st time last week. Got the blues highly recommend.