Bridgestone E6 Soft Golf Balls (One Dozen)

Possibly the straightest ball I’ve ever hit, next to the E6 Speed but a softer feel, especially putting. E6 is a little clicky sounding but still nice, E6 Soft feels good on all clubs and still sounds solid. Neither ball has biting power near the greens, so I just play for some roll out. I’m 6.9 Index and I recommend this ball to any player looking for more accuracy off the tee and their irons, without loss of distance.I have been comparing all characteristics and performances of golf balls for the last 4 months with:Driver: Callaway GBB Epic SZ 9* w/Aldila Rogue Max 65 Stiff (-1 1/2”)-sometimes switch to 75 Stiff for a bit more accuracy(but not an issue with Bridgestone E6 Soft or Speed) crazy!!Irons: Callaway Rogue X w/UST Mamiya ES780 Recoil F4 Stiff (std length)Wedges: Callaway Mack Daddy Forged Chrome 54* 10 S200 TTDG Tour Blue Stiff -1” & 58* 8 S200 TT.....Blue Stiff -1/2” 2* flatAll gripped with Winn Dri-Tac Midsize Dark Gray, excellent grip, even when wet w/o glovePutter: 2018 Odyssey O-Works #1W 32”Major Tip: Get fitted or figure out what your needs are for equipment, I was fitted in Jan ‘18 and then I used that knowledge with a lot of help through online or YouTube instructions to fine tune my game, as well as getting eye opening info on shafts and golf balls.Balls tested: (All Yellow) Titleist Pro V1, Tour Soft, Callaway Supersoft, Chrome Soft, E6 Soft & Speed, TM Project (a), Srixon Z-Star & SoftResults: Only 3-5 yards difference off tee and irons with all of these balls, which was a big surprise to me. Greenside: Titleists and Project (a) had nice spin control and all others require more roll out.Unless you are loaded with cash or a low single digit Hdcp, give these E6 Soft a try and save some money for more golf.Trying W/S 50 Elite & Duo Optix vs my Callaway Supersoft(using for 3 yrs)next for the cooler months ahead. Will update when results are gathered.Hope this helpedHit ‘em Good

I use the new B6 Soft and B6 Speed interchangeably, and like them both. The only difference between them is the feel. Distance is very good...not the longest, but as good or better than many 2 piece distance balls. They do seem to eliminate some sidespin, and hold the line very well, even in windy conditions., But face it. They aren't going to eliminate your slice or hook, but they may just minimize the damage from them. Can't nversely, if you are a better golfer and like to work the ball and hit intentional fades and draws, these balls are probably not for you. They are not Pro V1's, but are probably a much better option at a much lower price for mid-high handicappers with slower swing speeds. I have found that they hold the green very well on long approach shots, even with hybrids or fairway woods, and are great with short iron approach shots and partial swing pitch shots with your wedges. They seem to roll true on putts.

I played a round of golf about a month ago and found an e6 Soft Yellow ball while searching for my ball. A few days later I was finishing up on the range and wondered how the e6 Soft felt while hitting my driver. I pulled out the ball I found, teed it up and hit it perfectly on the sweet spot up the middle about 270 yards without hardly swinging. (My avg off the tee with my driver is 250-260 yds). I immediately came home and ordered a dozen. I played my 1st round this past Saturday with the e6 Soft Yellow and I'm very pleased with the control and distance of the e6 Soft. The ball was very forgiving on my toe hits and still provided distance.

I'm a 14ish handicap golfer with above average length. Previously have used the ProV1 and sometimes the PV1x... Ordered the Soft and the Speed sets for comparisons. Drove both balls with confident swings and same speed on home course. Measured both shots with GPS, the soft went 288 yds and the speed went 278. I repeated the process on the next hole and both balls missed the fairway on either side right into the first cut. Both balls had same distance of 280 yards. My verdict and preference is the soft, just because I can compress the ball better with all clubs and actually gain distance off of the tee. On missed shots it is not nearly as penalizing as a ProV1, and when you lose a ball your wallet doesn't suffer as much.If you're looking for a great ball for all players, go ahead and give it a try. For $20 on prime, can't beat it.

The e6 soft plays just as long, if not longer on drives and woods than my favorite ball - xx1. Irons are just as long as well, but spin on wedges are slightly less than the xx1. Overall, this ball plays great...the feel and accuracy are as good or better than any ball I've played. It seems the accuracy stems from lower spin, which translates to longer distance, but also causes less stopping power on the green. It also means you will stay in the fairway more if you hook or slice. For better players, the ball does not draw and fade as well as xx1. And when I say less stopping power on the greens, it's maybe a foot or so less back spin. I suppose it depends on your striking and attack angle, but comparatively, maybe 15% less spin on wedge shots. But considering the price, these are now my go-to ball.

The E6 is a good ball at a great price. I hit this ball well, it travels to the distance you swing. Around the greens it is good, now it is not the spin back PRO-Vs for those that played those balls but for a mid/high handy cap that looses a few balls this is a good choice. I purchased 5 dozen VICE balls now for the 5 bucks per dozen I saved they play OK. I would like to use the E6 but I play a lot and I loose a lot of balls like 50+ dozen a year. Yes 50+ dozen, I play a lot. If your looking for a good ball that plays well and not wanting to spend the 45+$ this might be a good ball. I will say the YELLOW balls have a good color in the leaves

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Excellent value for money and a decent golf ball. In my opinion on a par with the Srixon ulti soft. Responsive around the green and basically does what it says on the tin so to speak. Also on a par with what other users have stated so no reason to state anything different.

Fair for the price

Great response golf balls - good distance for me (12 hcap) and nice trajectory. Plenty of control stopping on greens. Really like the wau Bridgestone balls play - ok they aren't Prov1s but they are half the price

Great product at a reasonable price