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Hi I have just become a category one golfer the first time ever using the Bridgestone 330 at the grand age of 50. So much so I have just purchased a set of J36 cavity backs in an attempt to maintain my handicap. Thank you Bridgestone .

Had my second hole in one using the B330 S/ great ball. Great feel, good distance and same bite that I got with the Pro V's. The ball keeps me young. Thanks

I just wanted to let you folks at Bridgestone know how much I like your B330-RX golf ball and the E-7 golf ball. While on our annual golf trip to Mesquite Nevada, along with 15 other golf buddies I recored my first Hole in One on #8 at Wolf Creek Golf Club. The entire 4 day trip was filled with booming 300 yard drives and approach shots with perfect back spin leaving the ball close to the pin for birdie opportunities. In fact after recording the ace one of the witnesses went to the local golf store and switched to Bridgestones mid round. (former callaway HX 56)

I'am 67 years young. My swing speed is around 83mph. I switched to the Bridgestone e+6 After I took the online fitting survey in the spring of 2008 . It told me it had a lower compression , That was good. It said straighter flight off the tee to avoid hook or slice. That was also good. So this year I recently took the challenge again. Alot hasn't changed in my swing or phisyical appearnance. Now Bridgestone is telling the recommended ball for me is the B330 -RX. I think something is not right here so I'am switching back to Callaway HX Pearl. Thanks!

I tried the on-line ball fitting program at Bridgestonegolf. com and the recommended ball was the E5+. I noticed an immediate distance improvement and better spin on approach shots. Luckily after 39 years of trying, I had my first ever hole-in-one . I will be an E5+ fan for life.

I am 60 years old and finally, this past Thursday, 6/11/09, made my first hole in one using a Bridgestone e6+ ball. It was a red flag 97 yard par 3 at Mission De Lago G. C near San Antonio Texas. I play any ball I find and have probably hit every type and brand there is but now I have found my favorite. Go Bridgestone e6+.

The 330-RX fits my game better than the NXT Tour. The Brdigestone plays better from tee to green; it is more constistent and stable thanks to the seemless cover. After just a few rounds, my scores have been so much better that I've lowered my handicap from a 6 to a 5. The way my scores are going, I could be a 3 in no time.

Im 12 years old and ive always wanted to get a hole in 1. The better part is my dad got to witness it.

On May3, 2009. I was in a 36-hole tournament at Camelot Golf Club in Lomria, Wisconsin. On the 2nd hole of the second round I got a Hole-In-One. A 150-yd par 3 down hill against the wind. I hit a Tour B330-S and was suprised how straight the ball flew into the wind. It landed on the green, bounced twice, then rolled up. We could still see the ball from the tee box so we thought it was close but didn't know how close. As we got down the hill we could see the ball was wedged between the cup and the flag stick with about 1/2 of it visible. It stayed that way long enough for us to get near the green as the flag straightened up and we watched the ball drop in....how cool! Hole-In-One! I play Bridgestone Mid-Irons, I won a Bridgestone J33 Fairway Wood in an outing and I like to use the e6 ball for distance and feel. I will replace my 5-year old driver soon, Bridgestone i'm thinking. I guess you could say I'm a Bridgestone Believer. Tim Filtz

I just wanted to let you folks at Bridgestone know how much I like your B330-RX golf balls. By luck I aced a par 4 with one, but the most important part is the fact that my scores dropped at least five to eight strokes per round. I feel I can control the ball better around the greens plus off the tee box. I scored four times in the mid to high sixties this year. My friends can't believe how much back spin I can achieve on the greens. I'll be turning 65 in August and my friends say I'm not doing too bad for an old bird. I'm starting to convert them into using Bridgestone golf balls.