WILSONStaff Triad Golf Ball

Excellent ball. Long off the club, great feel and reasonably priced.

Really like these balls for price and my swing speed. Durable also!

Not that I would buy into any hype or advertising claims but based on reviews I saw online I gave these a shot. I have always enjoyed Wilson products but it had been a while for me to play a Wilson ball.I am genuinely surprised at how good these balls play and how they deliver as advertised. I think I have lost a couple of yards off the tee however every other club is spot on. Especially the putter. These balls are balanced and roll true. I'm scoring better in my 4 rounds with these balls then I have all year. They advertised these balls will help you break 80. Well I can attest to three sub-80 rounds out of my four with these balls. Hcp index has dropped from 11.4 to 8.5 since gaming these balls . I play the yellow ones now and plan to well into the future.Great balls & very durable. I'm 63 holes into a single ball. 6-8 sand traps included and not a scratch on it. Haven't hit any cart paths though so can't comment on that.Theses balls are worth it just not sure why yellow are $5 more than white.

Overall good ball. My negatives are the alignment line is small and I question the durability. I hit a cart path and the yellow came off on that one spot.

I must confess — never in my life have I ever considered or even looked twice at a Wilson golf ball — tennis ball or volleyball, sure — golf ball, absolutely not.Thankfully the folks at the pga store showed these to me (among many others) during my recent fitting and I have since been head over heels over these balls. No exaggeration, they are perfect and seem like they were custom made specifically for me!Medium feel on paper but they feel super soft to me and I hit them so STRAIGHT! They perform like a dream on the green and spin like heck on the short game.These balls beat out all the other major brands of balls during my fitting and I will be gaming these for as long as Wilson continues making them! Compression rating comes in at 85 — for comparison a ProV1 is rated at 87-90.It feels like I’ve come full circle, my first set of starter clubs ten years ago were Wilson and now that I have moved on to Ping and Cobra, I’m back to Wilson (Staff) at least in one aspect of my game. Great stuff, thanks Wilson!

Had been playing kirkland balls. Cheap and decent... Until last year they changed something and I no longer felt like the price was worth the quality issues.... Anywhozzle I tried a few options in the 25-35 dollar range and settled on this ball. I am very happy with its feel, spin and distance. have bought 4 dozen so far and will get more.

These balls hold an interesting place in the Wilson lineup. I typically hit the Staff 50 as they fly great and controlled but more importantly are cheap. I like the Wilson tour FG for playing scrambles and tournaments. Well that’s leaves little room for the Triad. It’s a good ball but in the middle of cheap vs super. Typically that should mean it’s Goldilocks. In my case, I don’t play good enough to notice a big enough difference between the 50’s and these or the FGs and these. If I’m playing for money, I want the FG. If I’m playing for fun, I prefer the marshmallow feel of the 50’s. I’d play the Triads but the price point is a tad too high for the benefit to my game. That may just mean these are perfect for you.Regardless, Wilson plays as good as the best in the category and are under appreciated for their quality and feel. A nice side benefit is since they aren’t as popular, you know it’s your ball in the waste when you find it!!!

I have been playing with this ball for 6 months now. Durable and rolls well on green, but it's strangely light compared to other ball in the price range, which hurts distance off tee and approach shots.imo price should be closer to the $25 since its not "premium" as the price demands.