Nike Power Distance Power Soft

when you get a chance to see soft balls take it i love soft balls but these are not hem lets use them to cook soup or to get some foxes home I used these at practice then they kept ging right then left then right so they stink

at the local hack and rack I am sure to share my soft balls in my lpockets My friends feel them and say let me feel your balls I have trouble saying no

He recommended these balls and told me his balls were really soft. By god I tried his balls and they were soft. I love it when my golf buddies let me use these soft balls.

in 05-06 consumerreport rated this the 2nd best ball. and for under $15 a deal the only ball that beat it is the nike one black at$41.

i normally hit a hx tour in tournaments so i bought this ball as an every day ball turns out i got mor than i expected. the ball jumps off the drivery and putts verry well this is just as good as the hx tour. [:

I emailed Nike about the difference between the two. Basically, it's last year's ball (super soft) with a compression change from 62 to 60. Below is the email I received back from Nike.Enjoy. It's and AWESOME ball. -------------------------------------------- Response (Russ) - 06/20/2007 03:04 PM Hello Jeff, Thank you for contacting Nike regarding the Power Distance Power Soft golf balls. Well I hope this information allows you to win whatever debate may be going on. The new Power Distance Power Soft ba

I've been a Nike ball guy since Tiger made the switch. I've played most of Nike's models including One Platinum and One Black. I still perfer the performance of the Power Distance Soft over any other Nike model. I found it hard to shape shots with the One ball, I could only hit it straight. I can control my shots with the Nike Power Distance Soft and I love the feel from driver to putter. I drive typically between 280-300 vs 265-280 with the One, ProV1, and HX Tour balls.

My Driver swing is about 100MPH and this ball feels better than Nike One Platinum or ProV1. Its cover is more durable than a ProV1 and about the same as the Nike One Platinum. Flies well, works left/right very well, and spins nicely on the green. Even feels great putting. I can't see any reason for a non-scratch golfer to hit (or lose) more expensive balls. You'd be AMAZED at how many ProV1 and ProV1x balls I find in the woods!!! I have switched to this ball essentially exclusively. When you can buy

In regards to the previous post the ball that Consumer Reports graded was the 2006 version of the Power Soft. The version now on site is the 2007. Thanks.

This is not the Nike Power Distance Super Soft that was Consumer Reports Best Buy. Sure, Nike used the same box, but just look at the name in the corner of the box. Maybe it performs the same, maybe not? Maybe Nike just put a new name on it to charge more money for it? I don't know for sure, but buyer be aware.