What happened to the mens pinnacle clear balls? I see you still have the pink lady ones but I can’t find the white clear ball anymore?

Thanks

I’ve been playing a sister ball to yours–the new Titleist NXT Tour. Is there a Pinnacle product that will give me similar performance around the green and even more distance off the tee? Also, which Pinnacle ball will perform best with driver swing speeds in the 112-115 range?

Thanks?

Is the new feel ball durable? Compare it to similar balls in the same price range. I am a bogey golfer, but I am better at the short game with wedges, etc.

I have been known to scuff a ball with my approach shots.

How will this ball handle that?

Regards,
CB

I have played Pinnacle golf balls all of my life by preference. For me there is nothing like the feel of a well hit golf shot and the Pinnacle feel.!!!!!!!

I’m a junior golfer residing in Canada. A lot of other junior golfers give me a look when they see me playing with Pinnacle balls! However, I find that Pinnacle balls are simply the BEST out there; especially with the new Platinum Feel. You won’t believe the look on the other junior’s faces when they see me spin this bad boy back from long ways out and also, the look on their faces when I drive 15+ yards by them. I have won 2 events along with many top 3 finishes during my season. All thanks to Pinnacle!!

I played my first round with the Platinum Feel ball this weekend and was very impressed. For the past year I had played the Exception exclusively and shot the best rounds of my life, so I was not sure which of the new Platinum balls would better suite my game. I bought the Feel ball based on the post above, I found me distance was equal to a little bit shorter than the Exception, but I was amazed at the amount of spin I got off my irons. After the first two holes I was floored at the fact that my ball was sitting several feet behind my pitch marks.

Can you describe in a bit more detail what the advantages are to the Distance ball? I am a 16 handicap and I hit about 6 greens in regulation, so I am wondering if the distance ball would benefit me more with distance off the tee and accuracy into the pin.

Thanks for your advice, I love Pinnacle!

Ryan

I also have been playing the Exception for a long time and am excited to play my first round with the Platinum Feel ball. Could you talk a little more about the Platinum distance ball.

During testing did you find out how much longer it is than the Feel and how much harder around the greens? I am wondering how different the balls are and what are some key things to consider when deciding between purchasing either ball.

Thank you very much!

Ryan

I’ve used the Pinnacle Exception for a long time. Which of the new Platinum balls would be similar?

Thanks, Rick Wirey

I love Pinnacle golf balls, I’ve preferred and played them for the last 20 years or more. They never cut, play long and still give me nice feel around the green. I especially like the fact that Pinnacle makes their balls available in optic yellow. I feel like there are so many benefits to playing colored balls — such as:

- When my balls is in another fairway, other players are unlikely to play my ball by mistake
- The bright color is easy to find, even this time of year when autumn glare and leaves are a problem
- The bright color helps me focus on the ball and remember to watch the ball all the way through impact

My optic yellow Pinnacles are my signature at my home club. Traditionalists give me a good amount of ribbing about playing these balls, but the comments usually die down pretty quickly when they see me hit them 310 yards down the middle of the fairway.

So my question is, why don’t manufacturer’s make orange balls anymore? I loved orange colored balls 10 years ago when they were popular for all the reasons I am such a big fan of optic yellow. Seems like the popularity of colored balls would bring back some more color options.