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Any Maxfli Tour S Users? Looking for feedback compared to Tour X / Tour / Pro V1X

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Hi Guys - looking for feedback on the Maxfli Tour S Ball - any insight/experience, comparisons to other models including the Pro V1/V1X would be great.

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I did not enjoy the S compared to my preferred X. Just a bland ball and did not measure up to the AXV IMO. I have played the AVX and while its not what I like, you can really see what makes it differe

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The Tour S is my budget AVX in the lineup. Softer, lower spinning, and lower flight compared to the Tour and Tour X.

I did not enjoy the S compared to my preferred X. Just a bland ball and did not measure up to the AXV IMO. I have played the AVX and while its not what I like, you can really see what makes it different and unique. The S was just so similar to the regular tour without the distance for me. I did play these in the winter so its probably not a complete test but I would say that the Tour and Tour X are better balls overall and the S is more of a marketing push to just have a ball in that space.

Long time ProV1 player. Have played both the Tour and Tour S for a few rounds.  For me there is very little difference between the Tour and Tour S. Tour S is maybe a little softer feeling and slightly lower flight, less clicky off putter.  Tour S compared to ProV1 is very close for me.  The only noticeable difference was putting. The Tour S has a little more click and doesn't roll out quite as far.  Distance off woods, irons, and wedges was the same.  I suspect the Tour S has a little less iron spin but again not significant. 

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Maxfli Tour X Golf Balls have been launched with the once maligned brand returning with three premium models. How do they perform?

The new 2023 Tour X ball is joined by the Tour balls and Tour S with Maxfli making a return with a high-class performer that has even seen Lexi Thompson partner with the brand for 2024.

The Tour X model is a four-piece ball with a fast core and a dual mantle construction to provide a firmer feel than the others in the range and a softer urethane cover for feel and spin control.

How does it perform vs the Tour ? How does it rate vs the Pro V1x , TP5x and Chrome Tour X ? And should you be adding it to the bag in 2024?

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Maxfli Tour X Golf Balls Design & Features

The Maxfli Tour X is a premium new design with four-layers of construction to signal the brands return to the big time with a tour-level performer.

The large 1.40″ single core in the Tour X provides golfers with high-speed performance for maximum distances from tee to green.

The fast core is encased in a dual ionomer mantle, which not only lowers driver spin but also contributes to the ball’s overall durability.

The softer cast urethane cover contributes to a soft feel on impact – although the Tour X has a much firmer compression than the Tour model.

The urethane cover is designed with an innovative tetrahedron dimple pattern for optimized ball flight, aerodynamics for longer distance and to help add extra spin on short game play.

The Tour X also features a center of gravity that is balanced to maintain a stable and consistent flight regardless of the conditions.

The balls are available in Gloss White and Matte White and comes with an enhanced alignment aid for improving putting accuracy on the green.

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Maxfli Tour X Golf Balls Review: Are they any good?

There is an awful lot to like about the Tour X balls, which we found to deliver an exceptional blend of speed, control and feel.

Offering a firmer option than the Tour model, it is well-suited for a wide range of golfers who are seeking to maximise distance but still enjoy a soft enough feel around the greens.

The biggest compliment we can say about this ball is just how stable it is. Whether used on a still, calm day or in a raging gale, the Tour X is super stable when it comes to the ball flight offered and the distances gained.

The one downside is the spin levels when it comes to short game approach play compared to the three-piece Tour ball, which offer more reaction and control than the sister model.

When were the Maxfli Tour X Balls launched?

They were first made available in 2023 as a new premium model.

How much do Maxfli Tour X Golf Balls cost?

The Tour X balls retail at $39.99 for 12 or $42.99 for personalized golf balls versions.

What Maxfli says about the Tour X Golf Balls:

“Maxfli Tour X Golf Balls feature a larger core for faster ball speeds and a dual ionomer construction that lowers driver spin.

“In addition, the softer cast urethane cover adds greenside spin and feel.

“Large 1.40″ single core designed for faster ball speeds, dual ionomer mantle construction lowers driver spin and the softer cast urethane cover for added greenside spin and feel

“Patented balancing process combined with new alignment aid for improved consistency and accuracy as well as innovative tetrahedron dimple pattern optimizes ball flights aerodynamics for longer distance.”

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Maxfli Tour X Golf Ball Review

In this Maxfli Tour X golf ball review, Chris Wallace tests what is a surprising contender for any best premium golf ball list

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If you play a premium golf ball there’s a good chance the Maxfli Tour X hasn’t been on your radar. It probably should be, however, as the Tour X offers exceptional performance at a price point that belies all it has to offer golfers.

Impressive distance off the tee

Performs well in windy conditions

Cover durability exceeds expectations

Tremendous value

Less greenside spin than other premium balls

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There was a time when Maxfli golf balls rivaled Titleist golf balls as the best and most popular in the game. The HT Tour and Revolution were among the iconic models developed by Maxfli that were beloved by recreational golfers and played by professionals around the world.

Things changed, however, around the turn of the century after the release of the Titleist Pro V1, as solid core golf balls became the future and wound golf balls died a slow death. The Maxfli brand was ultimately sold to TaylorMade in 2002 and again six years later to Dick’s Sporting Goods, and its lengthy stay at the top of the golf ball mountain was over.

But Maxfli, which is still under the ownership of Dick’s, has continued to develop golf balls, and included in the Maxfli stable are a couple of premium balls, including the Maxfli Tour X, which I recently had the chance to test. While the Tour X, which ranks as one of the best Maxfli golf balls , if not the best, will never enjoy the same visibility or commercial success of today’s most popular Tour balls, there has been a quiet yet consistent buzz about just how good this ball is, which left me anxious to give it a try. And to say I was impressed would be a massive understatement.

The Maxfli Tour X golf ball delivered impressive distance off the tee.

The Maxfli Tour X is a four-piece golf ball that features a soft urethane cover, and in my testing I compared it to similar golf balls, including the TP5x and Pro V1x , which are the two balls I play most frequently, as well as Maxfli's other premium ball, the Tour . In addition to using the Maxfli Tour X on the golf course, I also spent significant time testing it from 50 yards and in at my club’s short game area, as I believe golf ball decisions should be made first and foremost based on performance on and around the greens.

Where the Tour X shined brightest was in the long game. It was exceptional off the tee and every bit as long as the balls I was testing it against. The ball flight the Tour X provided on driver shots was on the higher side but also stable in the wind, and shots hit both downwind and into the wind yielded significant rollout. The Tour X also was explosive on full approach shots. If anything, it might have been a half club longer than the balls I play most often but at the same time I found no issues with stopping power.

With a wedge around the greens, the Maxfli Tour X offered slightly less spin than some of its competitors.

From 50 yards and in, the Tour X still performed well and probably exceeded my expectations in all honesty. But I did experience slightly more rollout on chip shots, pitch shots, and partial wedge shots than I did with the TP5x or Pro V1x. That said, I came away believing that I could make the adjustments necessary to offset what appeared to be less greenside spin and still play the Tour X on a full-time basis.

I’d also add that the feel on those shots was slightly firmer off the clubface than the balls I was testing against, something that was not at all discernable on full shots. The Tour X, however, did feel very good off the putter, and I especially enjoyed the double-lined alignment aid on the ball. Additionally, the Tour X was a standout in terms of the durability of its cover, which held up very well during the course of play and after significant short game testing, including a number of bunker shots.

The feel off the putter with the Maxfli Tour X was soft but responsive.

As you’ve probably ascertained to this point, I liked the Tour X a lot and could easily game this golf ball on a regular basis. So, let’s get to the real story here, and that’s price. At a retail price of $34.99, and it should be noted that Dick’s often offers even better deals, the Tour X checks in significantly below the best premium golf balls on the market. In my opinion, the performance it provides at that price point makes it not only one of the best golf ball values but one of the best values in golf regardless of category.

Certainly golfers will have to decide for themselves if what I found to be a slight drop off in greenside spin is enough to eliminate this ball from consideration, even at its significantly lower price. But long-game performance, feel, and durability are standout features that combine to make the Maxfli Tour X worth a try.

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Chris joined Golf Monthly in February of 2022, becoming the organization’s first full-time staff writer in the United States. In his role at Golf Monthly, Chris reviews a broad spectrum of golf equipment, ranging from the latest in golf clubs to what’s new in the world of golf technology. His vast experience in the game allows him to look beyond the marketing hype to judge the merits of the latest equipment for golfers of all ability levels. As for the trend in golf equipment that Chris has been most impressed with in recent years, the Players Distance Iron category would earn that distinction, as golfers now have far better options for irons that provide the assistance that so many need in terms of distance and forgiveness without forcing them to sacrifice look and feel.

On a personal level, Chris played college golf and was a three-year letterwinner and two-year captain at Lynchburg College in Virginia and later spent two years as the assistant golf coach at the University of Virginia. The vast majority of his professional career, however, has been spent as a sports writer and editor. In the early phases of his career, he covered college football, college basketball, and golf for different newspapers and websites before turning his attention solely to golf in 2011. Over the course of the past decade, Chris managed the Instruction Blog for GolfChannel.com and more recently created equipment-related content for TGW.com and 2ndSwing.com.

An avid player, Chris currently maintains a handicap index of 2.4 and has a career-low round of 66, which he has shot on three occasions. He lives about 20 miles north of Atlanta in Roswell, Georgia, with his wife, Stacey, and is a member at Atlanta National Golf Club.

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Sand wedge : Titleist Vokey SM6, 56M

Lob wedge : Titleist Vokey SM8, 60L

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Ball : TaylorMade TP5x 

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