Wilson Staff Fifty Golf Balls

Wilson Staff Fifty Golf Balls feature:

2-piece construction

New Nano-Tech core is 22% softer than original Nano-Tech core with no sacrifice in resilience

Nano particles infused into the rubber chemistry of the core

Extremely lively at the lower compression needed for the soft feel design goal

Equally soft ionomer cover combines power and feel

50 compression for maximum distance

Maximum distance + superior spin = total performance ball

I hit this ball just as far as a Pro V1. It spins well on full shots but on less than full shots, there is hardly any spin. I guess you get what you pay for? But for the price, you can't go wrong. I practice with these and then play Pro V1s in money games and tournaments.

The balls were excellent on and around the greens for feel/touch. I was able to get a 9 iron to spin back three feet on a par three tee shot. Distance was quite good off of metal woods also. I have payed a lot more for balls of this quality from other name brands.

Wilson Staff Fifty Golf Balls

This ball travels well, with spin characteristics worthy of a much, much more expensive egg. More than this, the Staff Fifty bites terrifically on approach. I am a 9 index, and more than capable of missing a variety of shots, but I can get this ball to stop on piedmont Atlanta bent grass greens, even when struck with a four-hybrid, in carrier arresting-hook fashion. Compare this ball to its true, $4.50/ball competition, because it compares favorably. It really does.

Has all the qualities you expect from a ball that costs up to 3 times as much. Soft on the greens, good spin for approach shots, and long off the tee.