Intech Limbo - Golf Balls

I got a hole in one with your great balls. I will never play a different ball. thanks Jim McCarty 1870 Provence ct. the villages fl. 32162

I found one of these balls on the course I was at, It is Awesome! Ball went greater distance.

I have played many different balls the last two years.Titleist DT, Fuzz (some other cheapies).. no bad but the Fuzzs' cover is easy to cut but they go where you want them. Srixon 833, and finally I bought these Intech Limbo balls. I gotta say I really like the way they perform. putting chipping driving is all good. The large Logo takes a little getting use to. But you allways know its your ball. The price is what gets you to buy them the way they play hooks you. If you can find them try them. I hope they ke

Played this ball with some friends as I was hitting 7 iron from 175 out (usually 5 or 6) and they seem to think the things are illegal. Makes the game alot easier playing pitching wedge on a 136 yard par 3's!

So .. I read this article in Golf Magazine that said it doesn't matter what ball you play unless your a pro ... so I went out and bought these Intech Limbo Balls ... They play just like any other low compression ball which suits my game. Now here's the kicker ... I had my 1st Hole in One on Sept 10, 2006 ... When I'm asked what ball I used ... I proudly tell them Intech Limbo that I purchased on golfball.com for $7.95/dozen !

I've played Intech Beta Ti's for a while, and have been really impressed with their performance. Yesterday, I played the Limbo ball in cool weather, and can tell you that it is LONG and performs great. I hit several drives over 300 yards, and the ball felt great off of irons and putters. I can't tell you much about how it performs in terms of workability or spin (my game isn't that sophisticated), but my guess is that this ball will match the performance of any similar low compression ball at a fraction of the cost.Maybe it's just me, but I get a perverse pleasure out of beating my buddies with a ball that costs $6 a dozen!

I finally was able to get some in September after getting sold out signs for 6 months. I've found them to be longer than most other lower compression balls, seem to hold the line pretty well, and have enough spin to hold all but the hardest greens. My buddies have all "borrowed" a ball to see just how good a very inexpensive ball can actually play. They all like it and want to order some, especially for our winter golf here on Cape Cod.