V-Motion Tour Golf Balls-Pack of 12 (White)

The ball is okay. The ball felt a little heavier off the driver. No improvement in distance from my other ball

Background info: I do not do many reviews but decided to do one for this ball because I was extremely impressed and thought there was no way a ball I did not know of could perform so well. I am a 3.2 handicap and play 2-3 per week.My friend introduced the V-Motion to me and, as stated above, I was surprised I had never heard of it because I am up to date all new golf equipment. We tested the ball next to a Bridgestone 330 S, Strixon Z Star, and a Pro V1 around the greens for over an hour. I was shocked at how well this ball checks up on chips and pitches. Although I have not done any testing on a range, I find the V-Motion gets great distance with my Ping G25 driver compared to my old gamers, Strixon Z Star and 330 S (not compared it to a Pro V1). The V-Motion is at least as long as the other brands if not longer, but this was done on uneven fairways in WV where the roll my vary depending on where the ball lands. Considering the distance off the tee, the balls proficiency in checking up on the green for short and long approaches, and the price point I purchased 6 dozen V-Motions and this is now the ball I play. Once these run out I plan on buying even more. Although I have not had any personal experience with this, my friend stated the V-Motion’s only downfall is durability. He said the ball sometimes scratches easier compared to the above named balls when hit on the cart path and does not last as long with normal play.I hope this review helps!

The description of the golf ball was appealing. But I have to say that there was no noticable difference in performance. Of course I am not a pro. I have bought titlist balls before and I can tell the difference. I don't know, maybe it was the weather here in Austin, Tx. It just didn't do it for me. Sorry.

An average ball at best. My swing speed is between 95pmh-110mph and I tell you, its always a 50/50 chance that i hit a good drive with this ball (...and I am not a beginner, I have a 14 handicap). May suit your game but not mine. Some details to consider as I experienced with this ball, giving a clearer picture of my experience:Drive Grade: COff the driver it felt hard, super hard. And for all that it seemed to go nowhere with a pretty boring ball flight. It looks like it just loses life in mid-air then sinks to the ground. The hard feel for this "tour quality advertised" ball with under-performing distance, it just never caught on as a drivers ball to me. If driving is your game, this ball is not for you. I like my tour balls to feel like tour balls, not feel like a $15 go nowhere hard ball.Irons Grade: B-The irons I saw some improvement from the driver. But, still, a really hard feeling off the face. Same boring flight, but, it does hold the greens well for much surprise. I like that the ball shaves pieces off instead of shredding and leaving pieces hanging. So I felt ok chunking this thing on wedge shots and opening up it's spin profile. The control off the irons was decent, but not on par with something like a Pro-V1, but should be ok for the average guy, but too hard for the low handicapper to enjoy.Putter Grade: CHot off the face and hard. Rolls nicely when you hit the groove and has a nicer roll on wet greens than most.Feel and Control: DI couldn't get into this ball. I didn't see any game changing aspects or something that just pulled me into my game. It was like a blind date every single game. Just could not find a connection or balance with this ball. It fits nothing about my game. The benefits and performance as described by the manufacturer in my opinion speak to gimmicks, not actual results.Bottom Line:This ball just under-performs for the claims the manufacturer makes and describes as well as it's price in my eyes. It has it's benefits, but I don't see it being the all around players ball that it claims. It lacks too much and offers little. Don't expect to shave strokes off this ball, but expect about your average score. No big surprises which will keep you on your norm. But just wont be there when you need it most. Try the Titleist Pro-V1 or Callaway HEX Black if you want the full package. Also Srixon and Bridgestone tour balls are really top notch to the all around game.

These balls are long, but the greenside spin is definitely not as advertised. They are supposed to spin nearly the same as a ProV1, and even though I don't buy ProV1's, I find them a lot, and even used ProVs spin more than these do on the greens.I would say this is a decent ball for the money all around. I probably won't buy anymore though.

The Innovex V-Motion Tour ball is the real thing. I played a round today and I must say this is going to be my new ball. Long off the tee. Good spin on approach shots and putts very soft. This ball is very durable as well. I hit the cart path on an approach to a par 5 and only small marks on the ball. that was the 6th hole and I finished the round with the same ball. In fact I plan on playing the same ball in my next round. I really like it. I'm a Pro V1x player 10 handicap and I really like the Innovex V-Motion Tour ball. Try it , I think you will be pleasantly supprised.

The V-Motion Tour golf ball is the best value for premium golf ball performance. At $30 per dozen nothing can compare. I have played them all and can tell you the V-Motion Tour has incredible performance at this price. The V-Motion Tour has helped me drop 5 strokes off my GHIN in 3 months. I now have the confidence to go pin hunting knowing that the V-Motion Tour will drop and stop within 12 inches of its pitch mark. I am a 15 HC and cannot draw a golf ball backwards when it hits the green. I usually watch them roll out 8-10 feet and have always adjusted my game around that playing other $30 per dozen balls. I can get the $45 per dozen balls to drop and stop as well but I just can't justify that price point. Innovex Golf calls the V-Motion Tour a game changer. They are absolutely right! I changed nothing about my game but the ball and am averaging 4-6 strokes lower scores at the price point I am comfortable with. Thanks Innovex!

Tried these as a lower cost alternative to the Taylormade Penta I was playing. Generally quite satisfied. The ball was soft feeling off the putter and irons, with a good sound (I hate balls that click off the putter, and surprisingly good spin around the green. Definitely worth trying.