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I'll be 65 January of 2012. I had been playing the ProV1 and ProV1x forever. Figured it was the best ball. Went to a ball fitting at the Miami Shores Country Club and switched although at first reluctantly to the E6.. Boy, was I surprised. I'm hitting it further AND straighter. My handicap which was always between 12 and 18 is now a 10 and going down... My golf buddies now want strokes and I still win a few almost every round. More "greenie-pars" more sand pars and -- well, you probably can see my grin from there.. Thanks for giving me the confidence to just swing and not try to aim my shots........I love golf, AND my Bridgestone E-6's....

I've always liked the pro v1 until i tried the bridgestone tour B330-S I can make the ball stop on greens better than any ball I have played just and the day after Christmas I had my first hole in one at iron oaks #13 189 yards with the bridgestone tour B330-S made me so happy thank you for making such a great golf ball

Made my 1st Hole-In-One on December 15, 2011. Used an e6. Whitewater Creek, number 7 in Fayetteville GA.

I was a 26 HCP, played for 5 years at Woodhaven CC which is a 133 slope for the ladies. I have always played with "any" golf ball. One Saturday morning, the Bridgestone team of Don Williams and Mike Davis were at my club, Woodhaven CC in Ft. Worth TX. They asked if I had ever been fitted for a golf ball before, which I promptly replied "no" with a giggle. They took me through the exercise of the fitting for a golf ball. At the end of the lesson, they gave me the e6 balls and suggested that I try this one for the round today. I agreed and I found that I could strike the ball better with accuracy and distance. I could feel the ball strike and know that I was hitting a good shot. For the first time at Woodhaven, I broke 90. I have used Bridgestone ever since, and have continued to break 90. I have gone from a 26 to a 21 in a short 4 month period. I am a Bridgestone fan for life. As I stated that first day I broke 90, and to this day, "It's all about the Ball!"

I got my licence with the Canadien Golf Teachers Federation and I teach golf for passion. Sometimes a client will ask me what kind of ball they should play and I tell them I went to the ball fitting for Bridgestone and spoke with the people who were doing the fitting and they say for starters they could try the e6 ball because there is less spin, so they're going to have fun with it. It's a soft ball and anti-slice or hook. That's what I like about the ball fitting - it's getting easier to hit golf ball for all kind of skill for amateur or pros. Thank you Bridgestone.

I had been trialing the Nike 20XI when in late June I finally went to a Bridgestone Ball fitting in the UK. Why oh why did I not do it before? I had found the Nike was a very high (for me) launching ball. The fitter suggested trying the B330-S, as that would suit my 110 mph swing speed and provide more control. Well, back spin dropped by almost 2500rpm and launch angle dropped to a little over 12 degrees. All this resulting in an extra 7 yards carry over the Nike and MUCH tighter dispersion. If you are wondering whether it is worth being fitted for a ball, it really is a no-brainer. Get it done, you will be amazed at the results.

What a great golf ball!! I am a PGA Teaching Professional and have recommend the Bridgestone brand to all my students. The best part of the product is that there is a Bridgestone ball for every ability student. I have some students that play college golf and high level ameuter golf and I have juniors that are just starting out. No matter what the level I am able to fit them in a Bridgestone ball. On a personal note, my 13 year old son has been playing the Fix ball. I had him go throught the ball fitting challenge and they confirmed that this was the right ball for him. Less then a week after the fitting he made his first Hole-in-One. Bridgestone is a great band and all players should try their product. Todd Carolina's PGA Professional Lexington, SC

I am currently visiting my son who now lives in McAllen South Texas. Whilst at Los Lagos golf course I decided to try out the Bridgestone golf ball having previously played with Titleist balls. I was very impressed with the e6 but not only did I enjoy the experience of checking out my swing speed, launch angle etc but the very useful coaching tips I recieved from Don Williams.His colleague Mike Davis was excellent at explaining the physics behind the flight of the Bridgestone balls. A great experience, Many thanks.

Did a ball fitting at Leonard Golf Links with Mike and Don. They are both very professional and knowledgeable about the golf ball industry. The difference between ball speed and launch angle from my "old" Nike Tour One D and the 330, was significant. I look forward to putting the 330 into play tomorrow.

I recently went to a ball fitting @Starcke Park in Seguin, Texas where Mike Davis and Don Williams were doing the fitting. As a senior golfer at age 68 I felt that my swing speed had seriously slowed down. When Mike and Don finished fitting me they put me into the Tour 330. I gained over 15 yards and my side spin was slowed to an acceptable number. I was extremely surprised to see my clubhead speed was well over a hundred mph. Amazingly with the Tour 330 the ball flight became more consistent and my direction improved considerably. After years of brainwashing about Titleist being the best on the market; I have to tell you I am impressed with the Tour 330!