Kirkland Signature Three Piece Urethane Cover

Delivery was fast. Just received it yet to try. Will comment after trying it out on the course.\nTried out on the course. It's fairly durable, not much distance gain but good feel. Definitely value for money.

The 5A balls are advertised as having the "gloss and appearance of a new golf ball" and "may have a small logo or minor ink spot." But roughly 1/4 of the balls I received more closely met the description of the 4A balls, with "small surface scratches/scuffs" and look like they have been played at least "12-18 holes with light shading and minor scratches."

Good ball. Plays as long as top brand, good spin. Doesn't scuff easily. I haven't noticed any degradation to my game attributed to the ball. Recommended.

As good if not better than premium golf balls but a hell of a lot cheaper!

I found one of these on a golf course I was playing whilst looking for a friend's ball. It was in mint condition so I kept it with the intention of trialing it against my ProV1s. There's a little less on distance, (negligible), but as good as on feel around the greens. I'm switching to these. The Titleist ProV1 is now retailing at the ridiculous RRP of 55+ per dozen. It doesn't bare thinking about and using these balls is a no brainer. I'd already heard about these balls available online only. Examples include Kirkland, On Core, Polera, Snell, Vice, Seed and Cut. They all get good reviews and all are far cheaper than premium balls. I see no reason why the average golfer should not switch to them.

Avg. to below avg. Good ball only because of price.

All of a sudden my playing partner is outdriving me with his Top Flight balls. Switched back to my Bridgestones and am outdriving him by 20 yards again. One ball that I hit with my driver had a split on the cover,,,it was a good hit but still the cover did split. Around the green it seems to outperform my Bridgestones. It stops better,,,my Bridgestones seem to roll more. These opinions are after ten rounds with Kirklands. Feels good, does not go as far as my current ball, holds on the green better, cover has tendency to split on some hits, is very white when approaching balls-easier to spot.

Best Ball Available at Current New Price

Fantastic ball. Every bit the equal of a pro v1 and extremely durable. The earlier comment about it not holding up is sheer nonsense. I am a 14 handicap who shot back to back 79's using the same ball and it is still in my bag--still in very good and playable condition. Even at the elevated prices found on ebay it is a good value compared to pro v1 or other top of the line balls such as the TP5 or Srixon V. The ball also rolls very true on chips and putts and checks well when I put some spin on it. I am buying all I can for all of my competitive events.

Close but no cigar

These balls have become popular at our club as a budget version of a well known premium brand and model. I found they have good feel on approach shots and putts but lack distance off the teeLike the ProV1x, they seem to need a high club head speed to compress the ball and get the distance required, Most club golfers might struggle to achieve this speed. Having said that, they are a good winter ball at a great price.

Great all round ball for the money

These are in essence a good ball. They are very resistant to scuffing yet have plenty of grip on the course when chipping (depending on how you chip). My colleague is a 4 handicap and tends to chip with a high floaty shot, but not even Pro v's check up for him like you would expect! I tend to have a descending strike on the ball and these things stop very well. I have been a Z star player for years now and only happened upon these by finding a few on the course. I have never been disappointed with their performance for the price.

Solid Golf Ball

I have played several rounds with the Kirkland Signature v2.0 golf ball and found it to be extremely competitive with the higher end brand name golf balls. They hit true and travel as far as any other ball I have played. I am not good enough to use tour balls, and I do not know if the Kirkland Signature ball is in that level. None of my balls were cut and they appear to be very durable. For about $1 less per ball, these Costco balls are a true value.

Switched from ProV

Loyal to ProV for 30+ years...friend told me to play Kirkland for a round, I did and beyond expectations. Only problem was mentally getting rid of Titleist name on ball, so scratched out Kirkland and drew my line down center. Now, I don't need to do that anymore. Less than half price and performs as well as ProV! Can't beat that! I'm a 7 handicap.