We polled our Forum members on their Most Wanted Ball of 2025 and the results are in: the Maxfli Tour X took the overall win with the Tour and Tour S earning plenty of love as well. For those who have been following the MyGolfSpy 2025 Ball Test, it’s no surprise that our Forum members are high on this relative newcomer. But the better story is why. What makes golfers reach for Maxfli over the big-name tour balls? We asked members to make their best case—performance, price, feel, durability, alignment aids. Here’s what they said.
Value meets “tour-level” performance
Bang for your buck. Yards per dollar. Premium performance packaged at a price for a pauper (I’m a sucker for alliteration).
“Maxfli Tour has the best performance for the dollar… rivals Pro V1/TP5/Chrome at a fraction of the cost. In-app sales as low as $25/dzn.” — Shrek74
“I play Tour X for feel, consistency, durability, spin. Only ball as good for me is Pro V1x—and that’s $25 more per dozen.” — JB2334
If you want urethane without sticker shock, Maxfli is repeatedly described as the best value play.
Performance you can trust
Ball don’t lie. Side-by-side testing against premium models is common—and convincing. Just look at the MyGolfSpy Ball Test for 2025 for proof.
“On-course tests: Tour X performs a little better for me than Pro V1x.” — chisag
“Tournament-ready performance at reduced price points—equal to or exceeding other premium balls.” — CarlH
“Tour X feels great on putts and is more consistent for me.” — tortoise1956
Sometimes the proof shows up on the scorecard:
“In 14 months I’ve broken 80 eighteen times—all with Maxfli Tour.” — Golf2Much
The Goldilocks effect
Maxli Tour balls come in three options: Tour X, Tour and Tour S. So you can find the one that is just right for you.
Tour X: firmer feel, higher iron spin, strong off the tee.
“Tour X is long, spins around the green, and is consistent through the box… a no-brainer on a budget.” — Hap McWedge
Tour: softer feel, plenty of spin without the firmness of X.
“I prefer the feel of Tour and don’t lose anything meaningful vs. X.” — CarlH
Tour S: softer, shorter off driver for some, but helps with iron distance control—and the graphics are a bonus.
“Tour S isn’t the longest for my 103 mph driver, but easy distance control with irons… and I love the putting line designs and USA version.” — Chux13
Durability, consistency, feel
Durability and box-to-box consistency matter—especially when buying in bulk. Maxfli saves you the time you’d normally spend floating your golf balls in an Epsom salt bath.
“Plays well, great durability, predictable distance, solid feel off the putter.” — Willie T
“I’ve used 2021/2023/2025 models—very slight differences year to year; I keep playing them for consistency.” — rkj427
One note to watch: a member felt 2025 yellow scuffs more than prior years (KJC), while others reported no issues.
Deals and stockpiles
Stack promos and Maxfli get very friendly. It pays to keep an eye out for deals, making this value ball an even better deal.
“Four dozen for $120 at DICK’S, then $20 off—and I broke 80 for the first time with Tour Align.” — CoachJ1423
“Picked up 18 dozen during a promo… and I’ll still grab more when a deal pops.” — Golf2Much
The case for Maxfli in a nutshell
Tour-level performance, trustworthy feel and durability, honest pricing—plus options (alignment/no stripe, colors, special editions) that fit how you actually play. Or as Skrizan put it: “Nothing to dislike… distance, feel, consistency, durability all great. Others are similar, none are cheaper.”
The takeaway
Whether it’s Tour, Tour X or Tour S, Maxfli’s formula resonates: performance + price + choice. If you’re ball-curious, run your own A/B—Maxfli versus your current gamer—and see if you notice a difference … other than in your wallet.
Why do you play Maxfli? Tell us your model, your reason and what it’s done for your game.
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