Which TaylorMade golf ball is right for you?
TaylorMade is a favourite brand among many golfers – both for golf balls and equipment. But with a wide range of ball models available, it is not always easy to know which one best suits your game. Let’s take a closer look at the options and find the right TaylorMade golf ball for you.
TaylorMade TP5
Category: Tour balls
TaylorMade’s top-of-the-range TP5 suits the discerning player with good clubhead speed. Its unique five-piece construction optimises the speed differential between the layers, resulting in less spin with the driver and long irons, while providing more spin with wedges for precision play around the green. With the TP5, you get a ball that not only performs at the highest level, but also stays in top condition for longer.
The TP5 is, of course, also available in a standard, solid white version, but the popular Pix pattern with ClearPath Alignment makes it easier to line up the ball and get feedback when putting. It is also more visible.
TaylorMade TP5x
Category: Tour balls
It goes further, higher and generates more ball speed than the TP5 – but it also demands a bit more from the player. You need good clubhead speed to get the most out of the TP5x’s characteristics. The TP5x is also available in Pix.
TaylorMade themselves compare TP5 and TP5x as follows:
TaylorMade Speed Soft
Category: Spin-|control balls
With a focus on delivering the softest possible feel, Speed Soft balances distance off the tee with an ultra-soft feel on iron shots and around the green. A perfect ball for those seeking an ultra-soft feel while still wanting to take advantage of some spin around the green.
TaylorMade Distance+
Category: Distance balls
TaylorMade Distance+ is a 2-piece ball designed with a focus on increasing your distance off the tee. Suitable for players with a slightly lower swing speed who now want the opportunity to gain distance with the driver. The soft core makes impact feel comfortable and forgiving. With TaylorMade’s Dual Spin technology, which helps the ball rise quickly into the air and achieve good contact with the grooves on the clubface for optimal spin rates and excellent distance.