Pros: Long off the tee, buttery feel, consistent and super soft around the green

Cons: Seems to be a hard ball to lose

The Bottom Line: I think my scorecards speak louder than words for the positive results of this ball!!!

Review: Nike has done what it has failed to do since its advent in the golf market: produced a world class ball paralleled to and even usurping Titleist. Being a 'Titleist only' golfer for more than 15 years, I have been more than impressed and happily ...

Pros: Distance, Distance, Distance

Cons: A little short on feel and spin

The Bottom Line: Grip it and rip it.

Review: Nike released the original One ball about a year ago, and it was one of the hottest things on the tour. The next model year, Nike expanded the One into a complete line of balls for every type of golfer. New balls included the One Gold, One Platinum, and ...

Pros: Great distance and lower trajectory.

Cons: Firmer feel, best for high speed swings.

The Bottom Line: A great ball for the aggressive swinger who wants to get more distance with great feel.

Review: The Nike One Black is the equivalent to the ProV1x, it is firmer and provides reduced spin. The Black is a three piece ball with a larger core to provide a higher velocity at contact. The inner ionomer cover helps transfer the energy directly to the ...

Pros: Long, controllable, penetrating ball flight, good in foul weather

Cons: Price, durability, short game feel

The Bottom Line: Won't help Joe Average quite as much as other balls, better players will love it.

Review: A little personal background to help put my review in perspective. I am a 12 handicap, average drives are between 250-260 yards, and I rely on my short game to make (or save) my scores. Since I can rarely afford, and do not get the full benefit of, ...