Piper Black Golf Ball Review
Founded in February of 2021 and headquartered in Atlanta, Piper Golf is the one of the newest companies to throw its hat into the ever-expanding golf ball ring. Piper was created with one goal in mind: to develop golf balls that offer golfers increased value without having to sacrifice performance.
Piper has four golf balls available in its current range, including two premium balls, the Gold and the Black. As someone who is the ideal target candidate for the Piper Black, I recently did some extensive testing with this golf ball. Having only recently learned about Piper and without having read too much about the Piper Black, my expectations were pretty modest. But the Piper Black proved to be a revelation in pretty much every way imaginable.
Piper recommends its Black golf ball for low- and mid-handicappers who swing a driver in the neighborhood of 100 mph, and I fall squarely into that demographic. It’s a three-piece golf ball with a urethane cover that Piper says compares from a construction and performance standpoint to the Titleist Pro V1, a lofty comparison indeed.
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My testing was conducted at Atlanta National Golf Club, where I played full rounds with the Piper Black and also tested it at the short game area and on the golf course head-to-head against the Maxfli Tour, another popular three-piece urethane golf ball that I chose because I had tested it earlier this year and it falls in a similar price range.
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The Maxfli Tour had impressed me most with the spin and greenside control it offered, and the Piper Black was every bit as good in that regard. I was able to stop chip shots and pitch shots quickly, and I found equally impressive stopping power when playing partial wedge shots from 75 yards and in. The Piper Black also feels exceptional around the greens and when putting as well. It’s soft but not too soft and responsive at the same time.
On the golf course when hitting full shots, the Piper began to separate itself a bit…
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