Sugar Golf | 2023 G1 | 27 Balls | 3-Piece, Premium Urethane - White

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Rounding out the final scores were two 89s from Tbranes and Ph ilM75052 who raved about the durability and a 95 from D RLEONARD58. All three will either play the ball moving forward or give it very strong consideration. This ball is trying to compete with balls exactly like mine so I expect performance on par (badum - tish) with my Bridgestones. If they come close for the price point that Sugar are targeting.. then thats a win. Just wish they had funky colors. I prefer playing yellow balls. No idea why. I had never heard of this company, but I can respect what they are trying to do. I do like the alignment line being pointed at both ends instead of a “blunt” line, though it could be a little longer as I use the alignment line on the tee in addition to using it for putting. On the other hand, that smaller alignment line might be just what those who prefer to look down at an all white ball when putting prefer. Just visible within that alignment line is the model of the ball, “Pure”. Whether it is the Sugar Pure ball, or the Pure Sugar ball, either way, the overall appearance is “sweet”. I did take a couple of points away owing to the fact that, on average, my performance was just a little better with the Vice balls. Was it just comfort with the Vice balls and a learning curve with Sugar? Or was it actual performance differences? Time will tell when I get on the course! Upon opening the box, I was curious as to how the balls are numbered, given the odd number of 27, I suspected, and it held, that the balls are numbered 1, 2, or 3 with 9 of each number. Each layer of balls was a different number with the top layer being all #1 balls, all the balls in the 2nd layer were #2, with #3 balls on the bottom.”

To put that in perspective, it’s roughly the difference between a Maxfli Noodle and a Titleist Pro V1x. Ball Flight – I usually prefer to play a slight draw with my ball flight but did have some shots that required moving the ball the other way. Not sure if it is just a comfort thing because I have played with the ProV1 longer, but I hit the ball consistently closer to the pin and had fewer mishits with it. Both balls are very workable and I don’t feel any hesitation trying to move either of them one way or the other. even with longer irons green holding is quite good. We had VERY fast greens today. Given being 5”+ under for rain this year….Once again, I would like to express my appreciation to MyGolfSpy for giving me this opportunity. I look forward to sharing my findings and insights with the community! Designed to compete with Titleist ProV1, Callaway Hex Chrome, Vice Pro, and other major tour balls. My current gamer ball flips between the Bridgestone Tour B RXS and RX. The RXS of the two feeling slightly softer as its intended to spin more. Given my modest swing speeds I need short game and iron spin. Also I just kind of prefer how a softer balls feels even if data suggests that a higher compression ball would honestly be fine. Frankly I havnt seen that bear out from the data Ive gathered (also while on vacation).

On our gauge, the Sugar Golf balls have an average compression of 79. That’s significantly softer than the Pro V1. The closest comps in our database are the original OnCore ELIXR as well as the Vero X1. Titleist AVX and Tour Speed are also in the same general ballpark. Diameter and WeightHey now that the forum is working again for me I think its time to start adding to this... and oh boy do I have stuff to add. Here you can see the dispersion of my last group of chipping, the closest ball to the pin is a Sugar but so is the farthest away. Also by far my best grouping of the practice round! I haven't had an opportunity to play a round yet -- round scheduled for Friday July 14! But I do work from home a number of days a week, so on long conference calls when I do not have to be presenting or sitting on camera in front of my computer, I practice my putting. Which serves a double purpose this week to get acclimated to my new L.A.B. Golf MEZZ.1 MAX! Okay, so if you look at it across the board, the 2 balls were very similar. According to the machine, I do get slightly better carry, speeds, and overall distance but it is pretty close and I think that you really don’t lose much if you are using a Sugar ball. And I like the way the ball feels, it is very similar to the ProV1. And with that putt, I ended up moving up the leaderboard and finished in the top 4, not bad for never having played that course before! More updates soon, I really am enjoying this ball!