Snell Get Sum Golf Balls

I play once a week with a bunch of seniors that range mostly from 68 to 89. We do have some wipper snappers but they are beginners. I am a fair weather player. Might go out the day before we play and hit a baby bucket of balls, putt a little and practice chipping (I SUCK!) I have played the Titleist Tour Soft one week and the Snell "Get Sum" the next week. Of course the marking on the Snell that says "Get Sum" made all us old Gentleman laugh! If we could we wouldn't know what to do with it? Too the point, I found the Snell went far longer than the Titleist Soft, thus instead of hitting a 3 wood for the next shot I could hit a seven wood or 6 iron or a 8 iron instead of 6 iron and get better spin. I improved my score for 18 hole's by 12 strokes even with my crappy chipping and pitching ! I recommend the Snell over the Titleist. However I am going to try the Callaway Super Soft and the Wilson Duo Professional. Stay tuned. By the way I am 76 so I consider myself a Senior. I have noticed those older than myself play a Callaway and they shoot in the low 90's or high 80's. I am talking about Men in their 80's !.

I normaly use prov1 so i had high expectations. I must say i really liked the performance of these compared to pro v1. They will scuff if hit cart path but so does prov1. I liked the performance around and on the green. So i bought another box and the value cant be beat with this ball. I am a senior with slower swing speed but still managed approximately same on distance. Will become my ball going forward.

I'm a 56-year-old female player with a 16 handicap who plays 3-5 times a week and loves these golf balls for their soft feel and performance. I started with Snell MTBs and loved them but didn't like paying that much for golf balls. The Get Sum balls work just as well for me and carry a more budget-friendly price tag. I really like the Snell brand and enjoy playing with a unique ball that most golfers I play with have never heard of!

I've been playing these balls exclusively for almost a year now and have come to really like them. I guess the best review I can give is that I keep buying them. I have a tendency to revert to a slice, and I feel like the lower spin rate keeps more balls in play that would otherwise be well into the woods.

Brother in law brought some down to play and gave me a few to try. Said they were a new manufacturer from the engineer that designed a lot of the Titleist and TaylorMade balls. Like the feel and accuracy. Bright fluorescence makes them easier to find (but not always) in the palmettos.

75 yr old amateur golfer, shoots low 80's.In a nut shell - I like these. Soft ball but not at all mushy. Feels great around the greens and checks up nicely on approaches. Flies straight and true in comparison to other balls I have used. Distance, about the same, but I am not a long hitter and have somewhat low swing speed. Durability yet to be determined, but seem to scuff easily. (a lot might have something to do with my six iron which had an aggressive going over with groove sharpener recently). I will be buying more.

Found one of these in the rough and played it for the next 27 holes. Excellent, low compression ball that drives straight off of the tee and chips well around the green. Only knock is that they scuff if you hit a tree or the cart path - so don't do that! I really like this ball and have reordered several times.

Optic Yellow is a great color to use on the golf course. Easy to see and find in every season. Ball has very distance and carry. This ball is designed by the person who has designed some of the most popular golf balls in the last decades. Ball is a great choice for beginner, senior and weekend golfers.

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