TrustBison V Power/Bison X Power Urethane Golf Ball. 2024 K9 Model, designed for Pro and low handicappers, for swing Speed over/under 105 MPH, Soft Feeling, White (1 Dozen / 4 Dozen)

Have to admit both my husband and I don't know the speed of our golf swings (though will now be sure to test it next time we're down at the club) and we usually just play with any old cheap generic ball we have at the bottom of our bags. However, these are pretty decent and solid performers and for the price deliver really good accuracy and control. Speed has definitely improved (these really fly) and you really get excellent distance off the tee.The balls just have a lovely feel to them as well as a decent amount of spin too. The control you get with these is great and certainly feel comparable to the premium balls we've tried over the years.I mean they're not some cure all and we haven't suddenly become a pair of Tigers, our handicap could still be vastly improved for a start, as could our swing. However these are good balls and a nice affordable alternative to premium urethane balls. You get 12 in a pack which is fantastic and these are definitely ones you're going to want to pick up at the end of the day.They look good, they play well and for anyone who wants urethane balls on a budget these are recommended.

For distance, control, speed and accuracy I've been informed by my partner that these balls are excellent quality for their current price point, and work exceptionally well for most levels of Golfers!Designed for players with a swing speed over 105 mph, these are heavy hitters apparently with a solid and admirable all-round performance.[ Crafted with precision and innovation, this 2024 model redefines the standards of Urethane-covered Tour golf balls, delivering a superior experience on the course ]They deliver a good distance in the long game, with a mightily Impressive mid-iron stopping power, however, the shine on these balls is a little off-putting, which I've been told, could easily put anyone off his or her game.But...with their competitive price, these are certainly not disastrous, and quite simply, it took very little time for my partner to pick these up and try them out, regardless of their shine.They have a firm feel, with a reasonably good performance, the forcible spin control is quite impressive, with a longer distance off the tee, oh and I've been advised that these are also very responsive on the greens!They offer decent responsiveness and comfort on impact, in addition to a straighter flight trajectory.To conclude these are good all-rounders and worthy contenders in the mid-range bracket, and at this price point, they are well worth their money.Apart from their shine, my partner informs me that at their current price, he would have no issue buying these, as a cheaper alternative to the more expensive counterparts.They have been masterfully engineered for durability, and although they are not a 100% perfect match for my other half, he informs me that they perform exceptionally well, with his swing speed...Thank you for the opportunity to try this product.

I had not used Trust Bison golf balls before but had heard from people I play with that they are a decent option for keeping in your bag, and having used these on a round of 18 I have to say I am impressed and would happily play with them again. I play off an 18 handicap and have a relatively fast swing (high 90’s into the low 100’s mph).Per photos with this review, the golf balls come in a well presented box that when first received is sealed with plastic wrap. Inside of the box is 4 x 3 balls.I found the ball to be quite firm and when hit well off the tee went far and straight. Also found them to be good around the green with good stopping when used with wedges.

In all honesty, I am normally unfussy with my balls and can happily play with cheaper brands as I am not going to be going to the Masters any time soon, but I tend to stick to one or two brands for consistency. My ball of choice would be the Pro V1's and 90% of my rounds would be with these balls. They tend to give me a decent amount of spin on the greens and a soft feel when putting.Compared to the Pro V1's. the Bison X's have a slightly grippier feel and a more open dimple pattern so can only assume fewer dimples on the Bison. For my level, I doubt it would make much difference to ball speed/drag but more seasoned players may find this information useful.Even so, the Bison X balls play very similarly to the ProV1's but are slightly softer and slightly more spin. I do not know my swing speed but these played comparably so very happy that I now have a cheaper alternative to the Titleist ones. At £3/ball these aren't cheap but they are high quality for sure with a rather attractive satin/pearl finish .

Quite a firm feeling ball, with impressive spin control and very good distance off the tee. Given their price point I’ve been really impressed with the overall performance. Only slight negative is that I’m not the greatest fan of the shiny finish, although that’s just personal preference so not marked it down for this.BTW this is Trust’s >105mph ball, if your swing speed is slower you’ll likely benefit from using the V model instead.

This is a fantastic set of 12 golf balls. They are brilliant quality and work very well. They are designed for a swing speed of over 105 mph. These are fantastic for speed, control and accuracy. These golf balls look great. They have a nice finish and look and feel good quality too. They also came in a nice box so would make a great gift for golfers! This is a great value product that my golfing husband would recommend!

For me, urethane is a must, especially around the greens. The problem is urethane covered balls are stupid expensive. I'm glad we're finally seeing some cheaper alternatives. The big 3 ball brands overcharge.So how do these play? Around the greens, these provide a ton of spin. This ball performed on par with my normal ball of choice, TP5x. On approach, I was a bit shorter with my irons with this ball than my TP5x, but they held/spun great. I backed up a lot of balls on approach, maybe a bit more than I wanted. This is definitely a very spinny ball. On drives, I hit these 260-280 at sea level. At my swing speed, ~107-110 mph, that's about what I'd expect. Maybe a couple of yards shorter than my TP5s, but not noticeable at all during my round. I use shotscope connex to track the distance of my shots.If you want to save a bit of money and support balls that are trying to drive prices down, then this is a good alternative to the big 3 brands. I definitely will keep these in the short list of alternative brands whenever I buy balls.

I have to admit that I'm not exactly sure what my swing speed is, but I would say I'm a pretty average golfer overall (12 handicap). After using these balls for 2 rounds I'm settling on a 4/5. They haven't changed my game in a significant way, but they seem to drive well and they generate decent spin with my irons. On the greens they feel a little firm, but not in a way that would keep me from using them. Not a shortcut to better scores, but they certainly won't hold you back either.

I picked these up to refill some of my lost balls. I definitely enjoyed these on the course this past week. I have a pretty decent drive and these felt great. If you need an extra set of balls and you don’t mind getting a different brand name I can’t see one reason why not to buy these. They played fine and they look good. With so many different golf ball options. I don’t really have a way to compare them to very many others, I mostly use Wilson just because I got a deal one day so I had 100 Wilson golf balls but have slowly lost them over the past few years to water. These honestly felt like they went a little further for me so I was quite happy. Definitely an easy recommend.

Full disclosure: I am around a 25 handicap, so what I am looking for in a golf ball is whether they perform similar to the higher end golf ball brands. In that sense, I couldn't notice much difference. Carry and distance showed no real difference. Couldn't say that I generated any more (or less) spin on short to mid range shots either. So I'd say that these golf balls perform admirably. Bonus is that they have a distinctive look with a slightly shiny finish and a red logo stamp on the side....which makes it very easy to identify the ball you are playing with. I'd certainly recommend these.

I played with the ball on my usual Saturday outing. It has good spin with wedges. On my first shot, a short par three over water, the ball hit and backed up four feet.(Not a usual occurrence for me.) The ball has good length and plays similar to ProV1x.My playing partner played with one the entire round and liked it as well. On one hole he hit the cart path, but the ball was not marked at all. However, the cover feels very soft.The only thing I don't like about the ball is the shiny finish on the cover. It has an unusual glitter look that may be a feature of the multiple colors available from this manufacturer.A good ball if you can get it at a discounted price.