2023 RB TOUR X Golf Ball

These golf balls are a solid alternative to Pro V1s. They are soft, and provide decent spin on bunker and other green side shots. Not quite as much “pop” off the driver as the ProV1, but for the price these are an awesome value. I got mine when they had the prime day $25/ dozen deal.

The Mizuno RB Tour… “Secret of the Pros” … well… actually a “Secret of the mid-hcp’r” IMO, this ball replicates the expectations of the ProV and TP5 for a mid-hcp player (5-10 hcp) and is 1/2 the cost. The Urethane cover is Uber soft, so much so that ur face grooves will chew into it exactly like a ProV or TP5. This ball offers that premium feel that is expected from a urethane cover. Spin is above average but not quite on the ProV/TP5 level. Frankly, idk if any ball is on the TP5 level. BUT, a 5-10+ hcp player isn’t to the execution level of needing that spin and control. Distance out performs the ProV and arguably the TP5. For how soft the cover is, u get big bounce and roll from low irons/driver. The RB Tour…. It’s become my daily ball replacing the ever elusive Kirkland Signature. Idk why, but I like the Kirky over the ProV. The ‘24 TP5 is the best ball on the market hands down. However, if ur above 5 hcp there is no need to spend $60/dozen when the RB Tour is $42/dozen. And right now it’s $34/dozen…. I got them on PrimeDay for $28/dozen. A 5+ hcp player isn’t going to get the value the ProV and TP5 offer. Great balls, but meant for experts. Honestly, I bet scratch players may swap to the RB Tour if they played it. Nobody plays Mizuno balls…. And everybody has a Kirkland #4 in their bag haha RB Tour vs Rb Tour X Tour - High swing speed players (110+) looking for low trajectory ball flight, reduced spin and increased roll with low irons/driver. The Tour will pierce thru wind and a skilled player can create a lot of roll out. Tour X Mid swing speed (90-100) players looking for high trajectory ball flight, increased spin and forgiveness around the green. The X is more susceptible to getting caught up in the wind but does carry its distance still. For a low hcp player, this ball has too much spin, but for a 10+ hcp, it gives u tht extra ur looking for. **Note** the Tour X is a great ball and plays much like the Tour in cold conditions. I played the Tour religiously, but play the Tour X in spring & fall. 10/10 golf ball, Mizuno did a great job enhancing the previous model year ball. Best $42/dozen on the market.

If you're looking for a very good, cheaper alternative to Pro V1's, this could work. They feel soft, and have been pretty durable so far. They don't quite perform like Pro V1's, and it's a noticeable difference. If price is more important to you, then go for these. If performance is more important, I would go with the Titleists. The biggest difference I see is that these spin significantly more for me, and they are softer than Pro V1's. That's not really what I'm looking for. This feels like a cross between a Pro V1 and a Chromesoft.

For me they spin faster than ProV1, a high quality urethane, and they are every bit as far off the tee. I’m ecstatic they are cheap. The dimple pattern allows for more bend, which if a golfer likes to work the ball, good, but people looking for a perfectly straight ball may see this turn too much.

**Review of Mizuno RB Tour Golf Balls** ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) As a golf enthusiast always on the lookout for the perfect ball to enhance my game, I recently decided to give the Mizuno RB Tour Golf Balls a try. After several rounds with these balls, I can confidently say they’ve quickly become a favorite of mine! **Performance and Feel:** One of the first things I noticed about the RB Tour balls is their exceptional feel. The soft urethane cover provides outstanding feedback on every shot, allowing me to gauge my impact and control my spin effectively. Whether I'm hitting from the fairway or around the green, these balls offer a satisfying softness that enhances my overall experience. **Distance and Control:** These balls excel in distance. I’ve consistently achieved impressive yardage off the tee, with a remarkable balance between speed and control. The aerodynamic dimple pattern minimizes drag, giving me that extra distance without sacrificing accuracy. Plus, I've found that they perform exceptionally well in windy conditions, holding their line better than many competitors. **Spin and Greenside Performance:** When it comes to spin control, the RB Tour balls truly shine. Around the greens, I’ve experienced excellent stopping power, making it easier to control my approach shots and chip shots. The high spin rates provide the ability to execute delicate shots with precision, allowing me to get up and down more frequently. The ball bites nicely on approach, which is a game-changer for improving scoring. **Durability:** I was pleasantly surprised by the durability of these balls. After multiple rounds, they show very little wear and tear, which is often a concern with softer balls. The cover holds up well against scuffs and cuts, ensuring that I can continue playing with the same ball for several rounds without losing performance. **Value for Money:** Considering the quality and performance of the Mizuno RB Tour Golf Balls, they present excellent value for the price. They compete with other premium golf balls on the market while providing unique benefits that can elevate your game. **Final Thoughts:** If you’re serious about your golf game and looking for a ball that offers outstanding performance, feel, and control, I highly recommend the Mizuno RB Tour Golf Balls. They’ve truly transformed my game, giving me the confidence to play my best across all aspects of the course. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a passionate amateur, these balls are worth every penny—give them a try, and you won't be disappointed!

He loves it!!!

Great response off club head. Great distance, good feel when putting.

I tried a 2 ball sample of these balls. I was very surprised at the softer feel then my go to balls (Taylormade TP5X). The less dimples makes these ball less spin which causes a lower flight and longer distance. The spin around the greens are adequate but not as good as the TP5X balls but not bad. The new covers last pretty long and better than the older models. For the price these are my go to balls now!