Pinnacle Golf Rush 15-Ball Yellow

My golf buddies give me crap for using this ball. I like the price; distance and I can see them better than white balls. Their produced by Acushnet, made well in America. What's not to like?

I always try to buy american. I don't care what anyone says, American products are the best! Besides support American jobs. These are exceptional golf balls I bought the rush in yellow and got some softs in white. Definitely prefer the soft. They feel close to a tru feel. The rush do not feel like a pro v1. More like a velocity. Yes titleist and pinnacle are made in same factory. Pretty much same company. I wish the softs came in colors. They would replace my tru feels as my go to. I like these way better than the Taiwanese Callaway super softs. I am trying to only buy titleist or pinnacle for golf balls but as I am getting older I have a hard time seeing these. So I bought some noodle neons for better tracking, but there made in you guessed it Taiwan. As finding tru feels in red or yellow is proving difficult? Golf ball shortage? I don't know for sure. No matter what pinnacle you choose your getting a great ball! Just make the softs in red,yellow, or green already!

I like these balls, too bad they seem to find water and woods (always need more)

I like it

I like these yellow Pinnacle golf balls a lot. I get excellent performance from them. I've played many other brands like titlelist, callaway, taylor made, etc. and these Pinnacles perform as well as the others at higher prices. I shoot in the high 80s/low 90s so I don't need a ProV1. The optic yellow is easy to see especially when driving the ball into the sun or looking in the rough for it. The sub $20 price for 15 balls is not a bad deal either. I don't mind losing a brand new ball in woods like I'd mind losing a new $4 ball.

Since Pinnacle changed ownership, and the gold is no longer made, this has become my favorite. I use the Rush on long holes and the Soft for par 3 where loads of backspin is needed. Very little spin on the Rush. The golf magazines give Pinnacle a bad rep, but I am approaching 20 years on the courses and still love these. Never a sting felt through the grip. A perfect beginner through intermediate ball.

I enjoy golfing with this ball. I get a little more distance driving and off the fairway. But my favorite part is this ball is easier to see in fall golf - in flight and in the grass. I also find it’s more durable than some other ball that I tried.

I’m a GHIN handicap of 15.3 and have played with a lot of brands, but for some reason, these balls feel the best! Granted I use Mizuno MP5 muscle-back irons, and can’t say for other golfers who use different irons, but these balls deliver amazing feel! On top of that, they are priced extremely well! I went thru 18-holes with minor scuffs on the ball, and I love the overall quality. I highly recommend it if you’re a novice golfer and don’t want to spend twice as much on high-end brands such as Titleist or TaylorMade, or any other brand. If you are picky about brands, then you should go with what you feel comfy, but for me, given the price point, and quality, and overall experience, I would recommend Pinnacle Rush!

excelentes me siento muy bien pegándole dan mucha distancia

Bought these for winter to have a harder ball for extra distance and so don't spin too much. I used to like Pinnacle Gold and think these are replacement. Am finding them perfect for me as I generate a lot of spin and with these I stop them dead on greens and not too much backspin. I find they are softer than the old Pinnacle gold but still a very good ball. They price is good too. So perfect for me. They are made by Achushnet, the makers of Titleist and are perfect for amatuers.

My favourite ball.Easily found. Goes farWhat's not to like