RB 556 Golf Balls

Saw these on Amazon while browsing for other golf balls & thought 'Mizuno makes golf balls'? Who knew. I still use my 1994 forged Mizuno T-Zoid irons & have always loved them so I figured I'd give the balls a shot, especially after reading so many positive reviews. I don't play with a handicap, my handicap is my brain, but due to spinal injuries I never know which version of myself will show up the 2 times a month I can physically tolerate playing. I can shoot anywhere from 75 to 105 depending on the course & my health so I like golf balls that have some feel to them but don't have too much spin while still getting maximum distance. With my injuries & my age (62) I still expect to knock 'em out there 300-320 (when it's warm out) & these balls not only were that long & a few times even reaching 330, they also flew straight. Played 2 rounds without losing a single one, something I haven't been able to say about any ball I've used in many years. But it isn't just the distance-hit a 3 wood into a 570 par 5 & the ball stuck like I had just hit a wedge (of course I missed the eagle putt) while short irons will see an approach stick or even draw back a foot or 2. The balls have excellent feel around the green & while putting. These are my new 'go to' ball so long as I can find them on Amazon.

In spite of the innovative dimples/bumps and the touted layers, this ball, for me, just didn't provide the distance I expected. I'm 72, and usually expect 215-220 from my drives, but this ball just regularly came up 8-10 yards shorter than the second ball I played in several practice rounds. Nice "click" feel for putting and chipping, but it makes me want to go ahead and finish the dozen and move on.

Really like this ball. I have been playing ProV1's for many years. Have tried Calaway, Srixon, Taylormade, other Titlest models. The 566V feels good off the driver and goes as far and maybe a little farther. Mid iron shots go the same as ProV1's and the spin on wedge shots is as good or better as ProV1's. These cost a lot less. I have not had any issues with durability as some state in the reviews and my wedges are new and not wore.

So I’m relatively new to golf. I started playing about 2 years ago. I’ve been trying out golf balls proV1, chromesoft, tp5 and so on but honestly I’m tired of loosing them lol. I decided to look for other options. Came across these and well turned out great for the price. Not as soft as the top name brands but they do perform just fine in my opinion. I would recommend these to anyone that wants a a good golf ball at about half the price.

These are decent discount balls but if you are older and need distance this are not a good buy. I have a 8.5 handicap. They are great around the greens and spin nice with irons, but I am a club shorter with irons using these balls and driver goes nowhere.

I've been playing ProV1 for years and was convinced that it would be my ball forever. However I got these to try them out and was very impressed. I hit them long and accurate, I can shot shape with them and got back spin. They feel great off the face and come out like a rocket. Where I was most impressed was out of the bunker. After my first round I went over to the chipping green were they have sand traps. I hit a Mizuno and the ProV1 out of the sand 15 times. There wasn't anymore damage to this ball than the ProV1. I just found my new game ball. Oh and I mention it's almost half the price of ProV1? ... Yeah AMAZING!

I love the 566-dimple technology on this ball. I noticed that my drives launch straight and didn’t spin as much as Titleist ProV1. But I noticed that the cover gets damaged too quick from Hole 1 to mid-round or so. Also, the spin with my 54 wedge isn’t as good as a ProV1–but that’s a tradeoff I was expecting. I’m now testing to see if the 566V ball to how it’ll play. Keep tuned!

I never knew Mizuno made golf balls... and no one else in my small circle of golf buddies did either, but damn did they hit a hole in one with this design (pun intended). Tried them out today after 2 seasons of not playing, previously swore by titleist balls (prov1, v1x, AVX, etc) (~7 years), and had a great experience off the tee with this Mizuno ball. I was also pleased with their softness around the green, it felt very controlled. Picked up a couple more sleeves in case, but looking forward to further trials. Overall it feels great in the hand or off the face, curious dimple pattern may be a game changer. And I never have to question if it’s my ball or my partners when looking for the second shot (unless he/she is rocking the Mizuno ball). Also great durability. Honestly, I’m surprised that I just discovered these. Looking forward to many more rounds hitting these.

Muy buenas pelotas de golf a buen precio

Mizuno golf balls are very underrated. These are fabulous balls. I have played off single figures for 40 years and trust me, u will not b disappointed.

Nothing special about this ball, than other mid range balls.

Well, for one, the delivery was fast and the price is reasonably competitive compared to other sites/shops. The ball is soft and in terms of distance for my driving, it is about the same as others such as Titleist Tour Speed and Taylormade Project (a). Only downside for me is that the extra little dimples in the middle of the bigger dimples catch dirt easily and harder to clean.

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