In fact, I noticed that they fly a bit further than some others I’ve tested recently and certainly roll a few yards further. Costco grabbed golfers’ attention across the globe when they released their original Kirkland Signature ball with its three-piece design and urethane cover drawing comparisons with the best golf balls. The Kirkland Signature Three-Piece Urethane Cover Golf Ball Performance+ includes two twelve count boxes--twenty four balls in total.

around the green; every pitch and chip without even trying would one hop and stop, even on poor contact, and they’re probably the only ball I’ve ever played where I could consistently get them to actually spin back several feet on shots 100 yards and in. Well, I’m back for more to talk about the latest version of the Kirkland Signature Performance Plus golf ball. Kirkland have encased their Signature Performance Plus ball in a soft urethane cover that provides a responsive putting feel.Please note that photos printed on a brightly-coloured ball can sometimes look a bit disappointing (depending on the colours in the image). The most popular golf ball on the market got its position in the game because of what it offers golfers around the green, quality balls come at a cost, but they do live up to the hype. And again, a consistent theme you’ll see throughout this review, I would argue the players that this ball is better suited for are those with more moderate swing speeds.

I feel my swing is pretty consistent and every ball i hit seems to fly differently, almost like they are not balanced well.You can also check out our other Costco equipment articles, like our review of Kirkland golf gloves and their Kirkland wedges here. I don’t personally feel that the Costco ball has the same level of “bite” that a premium ball with a better cover does, but a good wedge player will still be able to stop the ball well enough.

Additionally, the speed boosting mantle is engineered with three-piece construction to fine-tune spin with every club in your bag; from low spin with long irons for more distance, to high spin with short irons for more accuracy. It could be a mix of the feel in the Titleist balls being slightly better combined with the technology invested into the different layers of the ball. I play a wide range of balls (though I play K Sigs the most) and don’t notice giant differences between them.

The problem with the latter, of course, is that I can only see results from human swings, which, of course, in my case vary a lot more often than I care to admit. The speed-boosting mantle is optimized with three-piece construction to control spin with long irons while generating high spin on short irons for control around the green. Both the Titleist Pro V1 and the Kirkland golf balls are stated to have a good distance from the tee box. The low compression highly elastic rubber core provides a soft feel with high speed, while the 338-dimple pattern provides a penetrating ball trajectory. It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.