TrustBison 2022 K8 Edition- Urethane Cover with Reactive Core, Different Compression Options-White

The Trust Bison V golf ball was ordered as an addition to my equipment.I had never heard of the Trust golf ball, and when I saw them advertised, it was decided to order the Bison V in yellow. Depending on the time of year, I alternate between 2 name brand golf balls. One has a much softer feel for early spring when my swing is not ready for full time summer golf. Then, after practice and an increase in temperature, I switch to a firmer feeling "pro" golf ball which is similar to the Bison V ball.The 3-piece Bison V ball when hit with a driver has good distance, and when compared to the firmer feel ball the distance was very similar. Also, the ball did not feel like I was hitting a "rock". The ball does have a seeming higher compression, but there is also some nice give when struck properly. Since I had very good distance, it is my opinion the ball came off the face of the driver at a somewhat lower spin rate. I tried fading and drawing the ball, and there was no overwhelming left or right,....one way or the other. That may be a function of my swing, but that is what was observed. The ball had good overall spin coming off my shorter irons. I was not looking for the ball to backup substantially since I generally do not put emphasis on that phase of my game. What I am looking for is for the ball to drop, bounce, and stop. The Bison V did exactly that for me. The ball feels sensitive when it is chipped. In addition, there was good roll and feel when it is putted.The ball is made for those individuals who swing speeds are generally between 95 and 105 MPH. If one is well below 95, then the ball is probably going to feel hard. For those who have swing speeds above 105, it would be well worth trying the ball to see if it fits your game since some people like the feel of a slightly softer feeling ball. Trust does make golf balls for speeds below 95 and above 105 MPH.One of the features of this golf ball is that it has a urethane cover. This is my preferred cover for golf balls. Other type materials sometimes reduce the feel of the golf ball and make it feel either mushy or like a rock. The cover on this ball has good feel. In addition, the ball I ordered is an optic type yellow which makes it easier for me to see than white.BOTTOM LINE: This is a good golf ball that compares favorably with the name brand tour style golf balls, but it has a much lower price. The distance and feel are very good. Based upon its current price point, I would order this ball again.

I really like these a lot and they’re great off the tee, feel excellent off irons, and have some really good green side spin; however, one small difference from the ProV1 in my opinion is the outer cast doesn’t seem to be as resistant to scuffs on heavy spin shots from 50-100 yards.

Had one ball basically explode from an iron. Went through 2 other sleeves in one round because the balls would either get cut or scuffs so bad that ball flight would be affected. They felt good compression wise. They look clean and sleek. But due to durability I went through almost a whole box. Sorry I wish I could say better.

When it comes to finding golf balls, let's face it... we can use all the help we can get. So as an amateur golfer I very much value the yellow golf ball. What I don't value is being ousted as an amateur. To that regard I would say that there's two types of yellow golf balls... cheeseball cheapos... and bright yellow bombers, and this would be those. Excellent distance and you can see them from a ways away. And for those reasons I'm in.

I ordered these Trust Bison Golf Balls for my husband who is an occasional golfer. He plays maybe 10 times per season, so he is not picky about the quality of his golf balls. He's not a hard hitter, either, so he reports that these balls are fine. The one thing that he didn't like about the balls is that they scuff easily. I don't think that these balls are for experienced golfers, but for the rank amateur they are fine. I'll have my son, the true golfer, try a few when the weather is decent and see what he thinks.

These balls are nowhere near the description in the listing. They are rock-hard (like a brick). I'm a 5 handicap with a swing speed of 102 MPH. These were advertised as a perfect match for my ability and swing-speed. However, they are simply awful. They sound terrible off of every club, the sound off of the putter would be equal to putting with an actual rock.There are much better choices in this price category. Don't trust "Trust".

like the feelI am a 12 handicapswing 115 and they were in my sweet spoteasy to controlaverage distance but fine for megood for one round each

Worst golf ball I have ever used. It's like hitting a rock. My hands literally hurt when I hit off the tee. You would be better off playing with a range ball. Would not buy. Ever.

Ball looks good and plays well enough but is easily marked and scuffed.Dirt gets in the marks and leaves the ball dirty looking. I would not buy again

✅ As described and as advertised.✅ Well packaged and presented and this would make a nice gift for a golfing friend or family member. But remember as soon as he/she is ready to go to the golf course the boxes will be ripped open and balls put into golf bag....✅ There are 4 different Bison trust balls available and you need to select the one that's most suited to your swing speed. Slower swings will benefit from Soft model and then as your swing speed increases you'll need to consider trying V then X and finally XL for fastest swing speeds.✅ The softness differences impact the compression in the ball - the softer the ball the less the compression so soft model balls have the least compression working up to the most compression in the XL model balls.✅ No sign of cutting or wear and tear after a few rounds.✅ As good as other more well know brands in the normal golf ball market.We are average at best golfers and other than judging based on height where the taller you are the faster the swing speed might be - we don't know our relative swing speeds. We do like these balls but would have liked a mixed pack to be able to test as a starter purchase - perhaps buying 8 balls, two of each softness level. this would then allow us to work out which ones we get on best with.

This is a nicely presented box of balls. A nice change to my usual brand. I found the ball to have a good soft feel and I got a good distance with them.While I'm unlikely to change brands as i'm stuck in my ways, these are a decent ball if you fancy a change and I haven't managed to lose all of them yet! Recommended.

From my point of view as a non golfer - These balls come very nicely boxed, the individual balls in turn are separated into secondary boxes, 3 balls per box, four boxes in total, the balls are numbered 1 - 4 (three of each number). On the whole attractively boxed an in my opinion would make an ideal gift.My golfer son's review - Great packaging, look a premium golf ball compared to pro v1s and similar. They offer a good distance with good distance control and are receptive on the green when pitching in from less than 100 yards.Off the tee they offer good distance, they also wear well with little damage after a number of holes.I'd probably say that the price is a little too high and it might put people off as it's an up and coming brand and not an established one.

This is a good box of golf balls with you getting 4 boxes of 3 balls inside the main nicely designed box.I like the presentation of them and they would make a lovely gift if you want to give them to a golfer and when I tried them out at the range they performed pretty well.They feel slightly lighter than my usual brand, but this seemed to have no impact on their use with driveway irons, the only slight difference was they seemed to come up a little shorter when driving.I like them and balls are a nice bright white colour with simple small logos on them.Overall, not a bad set and they work well at £38.00 for a brand I hadn't heard of they might be a little expensive and put people off.