Noticed a few guys (including myself) hunting for these balls.

Just picked up 2 boxes at Powergolf in sydney for $80 and they ahd at least 100 more boxes there.

Shelf price is $45 but asked if he could go cheaper and got them at $40 each, good price for a great ball.

Which store ?

Powergolf St Leonards

Power Golf in Alexandria had them marked at $40 per box last time I was there.

Likewise - seen them there, and they've had them there for quite a long time at that price. Elsewhere seem to be $45-50.

Good balls but i find trees/cart paths chop them up quicker than others.

That's what I thought, seemed strange all these people saying they can't seem to find any/many of them.

So whats the go with these balls i hear they are good, any reports.

I find they spin quite well and are very durable and are a very good price, and best of all, they don't get lost or go in the water near as often as the other balls on the market

QUOTE: mikezone13 @ Apr 3 2006, 05:18 PM

and best of all, they don't get lost or go in the water near as often as the other balls on the market

Why is that????

anyone know if the B330 / B330S spose to be the replacement for the UTRITOUR???

how bout the E5/E6 - replacement of the UTRISPIN/UTRIDIST???

the marketing blurb for the E6 is that it's spose to be a 3piece surlyn pill, and the e5 -2piece...

I have been using one for some time now, I prefer them from Pro V's due to the increased feel with my irons and putting, the spin rate is very good but not out of control. I recently tried the premium Top Flight balls but found them to scuff quickly and not spin as much.
Aside from that, they are cheaper!

QUOTE: Top Shot @ Apr 3 2006, 05:28 PM

Why is that????

I just seem to play and score much better with them than the other softer/spinning balls I've used...

Callway HX Tour - I scuff it too much and after 3 holes looks like a shag bag ball and doesn't putt as well feels too soft and spongy off the putter for me
Titleist Pro v1x - would be next choice of ball but again I scuff it up a bit, but not as much as the HX Tour
Titleist Pro v1 - scuffs up and too much spin for me on full shots, nice for the short game though (as is Pro v1x)

Well i bought a dozen last night from Rebel sport for $49.95. It was the last box, i am looking forward to using them. Gee i hope Rebel get some more in.

QUOTE: mau @ Apr 3 2006, 05:43 PM

anyone know if the B330 / B330S spose to be the replacement for the UTRITOUR???

how bout the E5/E6 - replacement of the UTRISPIN/UTRIDIST???

the marketing blurb for the E6 is that it's spose to be a 3piece surlyn pill, and the e5 -2piece...

I have been told by the staff at my club proshop that the E5/E6 are indeed the replacement for utri spin and ext dist.

from what I have heard the tour is going to be around for a bit...I hope so, nice ball to use.

Utri tour is great, but I reckon the newer balls are longer off the tee. Sorry Top Shot

Nice avatar. I sware your hacking my pc to get those pics

Precept U-tri tour are a good ball, used them all last year. Were cheap too at US ~$30 a dozen too. Haven't played this year yet coz it's still too effen cold here at the moment so I dunno what I'm gonna use but those Bridgestones are the go according to the local pro.

QUOTE: mau @ Apr 3 2006, 05:43 PM

anyone know if the B330 / B330S spose to be the replacement for the UTRITOUR???

how bout the E5/E6 - replacement of the UTRISPIN/UTRIDIST???

the marketing blurb for the E6 is that it's spose to be a 3piece surlyn pill, and the e5 -2piece...

All are three piece balls.

E5 is a compromise ball - mid cost, high spin, very high flight profile.

E6 is a lower spin distance ball.

B330 is high spin with an lower than normal "hot" flight profile.

B330S is high spin with a low compression core.

I havent played any of them yet, but the E5 is walking off the shelves. Those 10-15 handicaps who like that type of ball are falling in love at first round.

QUOTE: packard @ Apr 7 2006, 10:49 AM

All are three piece balls.

E5 is a compromise ball - mid cost, high spin, very high flight profile.

E6 is a lower spin distance ball.

B330 is high spin with an lower than normal "hot" flight profile.

B330S is high spin with a low compression core.
I havent played any of them yet, but the E5 is walking off the shelves. Those 10-15 handicaps who like that type of ball are falling in love at first round.

I was going to buy these as I have heard they are quite good, but I am going to try the HX Blue atm.

Rebel Sport seem to have plenty of the U Tri Tours available from their web site at 49.95 plus p & h

I used the U Tri Tour for the first time on Saturday. I didnt have the best round but that is not the balls fault.

As for the ball, well i hit 14/14 fairways. The last few weeks i have been using Pro V's and spraying the ball everywhere. I hit the ball the straightest i ever have and the distance was good.

This ball is great for a mid handicapper. The reduced spin compared to a Pro V was very beneficial to me and it still had good stopping power on approach shots.

The best ball i have ever used i will not use another from now on.

QUOTE: Top Shot @ Apr 10 2006, 08:50 AM

As for the ball, well i hit 14/14 fairways. The last few weeks i have been using Pro V's and spraying the ball everywhere. I hit the ball the straightest i ever have and the distance was good.

I sincerely doubt the ball is responsible!

QUOTE: packard @ Apr 10 2006, 10:29 AM

I sincerely doubt the ball is responsible!

I believe it is partly responsible. The ProV is a high spin ball and if you slice it a bit that ball will normally spray a bit further.
I guess maybe i can take a bit of credit for it.
But i think the ball helped.
All i need to do now is hit a GIR.

I just bought 2 dozen U Tri Tours from
www.amartallsports.com.au
I said to the guy Rebel is selling them for $49.95, will you match it. He replied Yes AND we'll beat it by 10%, I quickly grabbed 2 boxes and headed to the checkout before he changed his mind.

$39 a dozen at Golf Box in WA

Might have to get a few doz for the shag bag