Product Description : The New Tour B330 Series maximizes Tour Caliber Performance for highly skilled players with varying swing speeds. Match your style of swing to find out which B330 is right for your game. Looks like someone doesn't know how to hit approach shots. This ball is NOTHING like any old Precept. It's a 4 piece ball much newer technology. In my testing, approx 10 yards longer than any ball out there off the tee if you have the right swing speed (around 110mph driver). Spin around the green is GREAT and it has nice soft feel when putting. The original 3 piece was a little harder, but with the extra mantle layer, they have perfected it.If you don't swing a driver at least 105, it's going to feel hard to you, and you won't really gain the distance because you aren't fully getting accurate compression. The 330-RX would be the ball for you; otherwise give them a try, you won't be disappointed. I picked up a dozen of these balls when I cashed in some of my points at the pro shop. I wanted to see if this bad boys could outperform the Titleist balls I've been using for the last several years. Overall, a very solid product and certainly one of the better balls available today. The B330-S is quite long off the tee and does pretty well around the greens; however, I wasn't really blown away by this ball's performance. It is not quite as long as the Pro V1 or Pro V1x off the tee and doesn't bite nearly as well as the Pro V1 or Pro V1x on the green. I gave the B330-S an honest effort over the course of several rounds.....often times playing 2 balls (Pro V1 and B330-S) if there was no one behind my group. A great ball, but not quite on the same level as the Pro V1/Pro V1x. Where I think this ball is most superior is its durability. It does hold up a bit better than the Pro V1/Pro V1x. It may sound a bit silly to say, but the B330-S is also a very good-looking ball and you feel a lot of confidence standing over top of it at address.If you're interested and you think this ball might be good for your game, give it a shot. There's only one way to find out whether you like it or not. T. Kiser seems to really like it, you might as well. Like T. Kiser, I too would not recommend this product for the high handicap player or for people with swing speeds less than 105 MPH because you will not generate the compression needed to make this ball do what it's designed to do. Below is a link to a [...] article about Bridgestone ball fitting that you may find interesting:[...][...] also has a ball fitting guide that is quite easy to use. I would definitely consult that before making any purchases. Good luck! I did the ball fit by bridgestone, I bought thaw first. The computer said my distance wasn't as far it should be with my swing speed. I don't think that ball is for me. Great touch though.
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