Mizuno Prior Generation RB Tour Golf Balls

I liked these balls (Mizuno RB tour) - the feel is like hitting a ProV1. Price is great - plays well - spins well on greens, also felt they fly farther..

Not a bad golf ball, but certainly not the best. I read reviews about the RB Tour promoting a lower ball flight with high feel around the greens, but this certainly felt like a non-premium product. Distance was ~1/2 club shorter than comparably priced balls, and didn't seem to have more feel around the greens. Also, as mentioned in other reviews, the cover of the ball was noticeably damaged after less than two rounds, and the personalization was nearly gone after less than one round.

Great distance and spin for and old guy. Lots of spin on the green even for an old guy. Golfballs.com had FREE personalization plus great price and free shipping.

I like the dimple appearance, logo. clean whiteness and the fact they are workable off the driver thru wedges. Fir the most part the Mizuno ball is straight w comparable distance to the top 3 played balls, have a superior feel around the green and w the putter. However, as some others have mentioned, the disadvantage is these balls seem to marr easier when hit into/out of sand bunkers & sparse lies. At the unbelievable current prices, one can afford a few scrapes or to replace them more often. These are a great alternative to the much more expensive “most played” balls.

Changed over to this ball from the RB 566 V, the RB tour I have out perform ProV, Chrome soft and TP5 for me. RB Tour is softer feeling through the bags spins great from around the greens, has a great ball flight and is more controllable throughout the bag, really nice off the putter.

I have been playing only Mizuno balls for the past year and believe they are right up there with the best balls on the market. They are extremely soft around the greens, great feel putting, and just as long (or longer) as any other ball I have played. I would easily compare these balls to Titleist Pro V collection of balls however, at golfball.com you can get them for about 60% of the cost of the Pro Vs. I recently bought 3 dozen and with shipping paid $80. Thats about the price of very low end balls with the quality of the best balls. Give them a try and you won't be disappointed. Also, with so few people currently playing them, you will always know if you found your ball on an errant hit.

These balls are extremely soft on the cover, the best feel off the putter I've ever felt and I have been 3 putting MUCH MUCH less because of the feel, might help that I got a really nice OMIO Mizuno putter and the two just seem to be made for each other. I am just a Mizuno person in general, but use to hit Taylormade balls, I like these much better and the price is right in comparison to many other soft balls. I agree with some comments on the scuffs, you hit a cart path and its done, other than that, these are all I hit.

I'm 67 8 hdcp, and hit drive 225 on good day. This ball fits my regular shaft swing speed, feels soft, spins on green, but scuffs rather easily. I just keep playing them anyway. They play about the same as Bridgestone E6/12 Soft balls, really nice around the green. And they have a built in homing device, at least at my course: when I lose them, guys give them back to me because nobody else plays Mizuno golf balls.

The Mizuno RB balls seem to fly higher and longer. I gave some out to the group and they all loved them

Liked the spin I got from the ball. It is ashame that I was only able to get about 3 shots out of a ball before the cover would cut/blemish.