MizunoRB Golf Balls - Tour, Tour X

Soft on the Greens and Great Distance. Good Price too

I was given a sleeve last spring.Playing in the wind, this ball was long off the driver and irons.Soft feel as well as high greenside spin.Worth a try for the price.

Great ball for the price. Don't expect to get more than a round or two out of each ball. The shell is very soft but is prone to scuffs and scrapes very easily. Overall a very solid ball though. Comparable to the Pro V or other high end golf balls.

I'm around a 12 handicap so not an expert. LoLStopped to play a course on the drive home from vacation and realized I only had a few balls left. Bought these in the pro shop and love them.I hit them further (maybe 5/10 yards). But the BIGGEST difference was the feel.If you're on the fence just try them. Because if a golfer at my skill level can notice the quality then I believe you will also.

They are great golf balls, good feel and distance,No one I play with knew mizuno made a ball, but when they play it, they’re sold

Here’s my thorough review on the Mizuno Tour RB…I tested it against my current gamer ball to see if it was better or worse. My current gamer is the Bridgestone Tour B XS (blue box).The distance I got with the Mizuno ball was similar to Bridgestone on my PW, 7 iron and driver. Similar trajectory as well and spin numbers were more or less the same. Which is fine but I was hoping I would see lower trajectory and lower spin numbers.What really stood out to me was the cover of the ball. It’s soft! Like almost hot out of the oven chocolate chip cookie soft! One decent swing with my PW and there were groove lines on the ball. And forget about hitting a spinning wedge! It sliced the cover pretty good to the point where I had to change to a new ball after 3 holes.While it was cut up pretty good, I didn’t notice any negative effects on my distance or direction when I played which was interesting to me.To sum it up, I like the ball for what it is and I think it’s a good alternative to Bridgestone or Callaway or any higher end urethane covered tour ball but due to the easy to damage cover, I’m going to have to stay away because the costs quickly add up.

Plays and feels like a Pro V1. Just wish it was more durable. Hopefully they can keep the price down but seem like its getting higher and higher.

I have made a full transition to the Mizuno Tour. I have not experienced the scuffs or cuts in the ball like some have mentioned. I have hit in trees and bounced a cart path or two. I hit a drive into 25 mph wind recently for a true test. The ball was knuckling and went 280. My driving average has increased 25 yards since the switch. My playing partners have noticed a huge increase in spin on greens. I played a course with fast but soft greens, and I had to club up to account for spin back. I am getting spin back 10-15 feet on most courses. I love hitting this ball, and feel like I am in control of my shots. I am replacing ProV1x with Mizuno Tour. I have tried the cheaper 566V. The difference I see in those are it is too hot off of the putter face. It is worth giving them a shot for the price. Another advantage is I do not have to mark my ball right now. If I find a Mizuno ball, I know it is mine until more golfers make the switch.

Great feel, great control, the best ball I have ever used.

Es la primera vez que uso esta pelota y me dejo sumamente satisfecho, en vuelo de pelota (distancia) y respuesta en los green, esta al mismo nivel que pro V1 o tp5

I have been using this ball for the past 4 months and what I notice is how much confidence I have knowing the performance of this ball.I love the ball flight off the driver.Additionally around the greens I know exactly what the ball is going to do

I've always used Titleist AVX and Pro V. Thought I'd try a cheaper ball and love my Mizuno golf clubs and accessories.Unfortunately I found after 2-3 holes the balls just didn't hold up when compared with 18+ holes for Titleist.

This item was a gift, and it’s off season so not sure on performance but was a hit when opened