TaylorMade
TaylorMade SpeedSoft Ink Golf Balls
The coloured version of the SpeedSoft. The GolfBox listing gives the same "SOFT SUB 50 COMPRESSION" specification and offers blue, green, multi, pink and red covers.
$34
Pros
- Bright covers are easy for a child to follow and find
Cons
- The dearest of the soft two-piece dozens listed here
Specifications
- Compression
- Sub 50 (as stated on the GolfBox listing)
- Colours
- Blue, green, multi, pink, red
- Pack size
- 1 dozen (sleeves of 3)
Alternatives to consider
Best for Junior golfers with slow swing speeds.Bridgestone
Bridgestone Lady Precept Golf Balls - 1 Dozen
The GolfBox listing describes this ball as low-compression but gives no number. Low compression is the property that lets a slower swing compress the ball, so this suits juniors despite the women's badging.
$32
Best for Families restocking in bulk for a junior who loses balls regularly.Bridgestone
Bridgestone Treosoft Golf Balls - 3 Dozen
Sold as a three-dozen box. The GolfBox listing refers to a graduated compression core and lower compression but publishes no compression number. Buying 36 at once is a sensible way to stock a junior who loses balls.
$80
Best for Juniors losing a lot of balls who still want a name-brand dozen.Callaway Golf
Callaway HEX Bite Golf Balls
A budget Callaway dozen carried by GolfBox. The listing does not state a compression figure.
$27
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