Nike Golf- MoJo Golf Balls

In my opinion Nikes best ball for distance and with a phenominal price.

these have to be my favorite golf balls. i found a single nike mojo while playing on a local course and fell in love with it. had to buy more incase i have a bad day. LOVE EM

I'm a great fan of the Mojo balls, as they genuinely seem to combine distance & feel, while also being great value. Have had this opinion confirmed by others I given them too, including some better than scratch players.

My wife LOVES these golf balls. Good distance and she really likes the "star" alignment aid.
Very durable and good for beginners. Not for someone looking to get more spin or touch around the greens, though.

MOJOs are not longer produced by Nike so get them while you still can! They came out with the PD Long with is supposed to have less side spin, but it still isnt the same as the original Mojo.

i love these balls and like that the personalization is fairly cheap! great feeling ball!

great ball for the price

It's a pleasure playing with these balls. Very unique in their design so they are easy to spot on the course compared to other players' balls. Plus you can make infinite references to your mojo. As far as how they play, I'm not going to pretend I can tell any difference between them and any other I play, but they seemed pretty true.

Not a bad ball for the price. They do get scratched up a little more than other balls though.

just a good ball

I am not one that buys into I need what everyone considers the best golf balls. I purchased these on a recommendation from a friend. I have hit this ball as well as any other ball I have tried. I also like these because I rarelly see anyone else playing them. Easy to find my ball on the course. For the price this will continue to be my ball of choice. Hope nike does not stop making them. I have not gained or lost a stroke using these balls but I have saved money which means more of it for rounds of golf. Only problem is the wife has stolen a few from my stash and likes them. Need a new place to hide my stash of balls.

Allow me to help educate some of you on the importance (or lack thereof) of the golf ball selection. This is directed to those of you who average say 84 and up per 18 holes.

In MOST cases you just need a two piece ball. Nike, Callaway, Topflite, Caveman,......pick one. Sure, the balls will vary in softness. They will also vary in performance.....to a point. Fact is - I average say 87-89 for 18 holes. A bogey golfer. Last year I used Callaway Warbird's I purchased from RBG at an incredible price and had my best year golfing to date. End of the year, ran out and used some old balls I had lying around the house. One ball I used was a NIKE MOJO that I had found 3 years earlier, in a creek, in march, in Wisconsin, that had been there all winter then spent the last three years in a bucket on my porch. I played 3 rounds with it, in December, before sailing it way OB. I shot a season best of 83 with this ball. Are you hearing me guys? balls really do not matter as much as you think.

Here are the keys to ball success:

1. Find a ball you like the feel of coming off the driver, irons, putter and especially pitching and putting.
2. Distance between balls varies only slightly - take feel over a couple yards....trust me.
3. Once you find the one you like - BUY A BUNCH OF THEM! They will not spoil.
4. You shouldn't have to pay more than $10 a dozen.
5. Don't get caught up in advertising hype or try to impress those you play with.

If I find ProV1's I give them away. I hate 'em.

Why shy away from 3 piece balls or the really expensive ones?

1. unless you can work the ball both ways, have the proper clubs to help with the proper spin to utilize the balls composition - you're throwing your money away.

2. Ever played with or behind the idiot hacker that is lucky to break 100 but will spend 20 minutes looking for his $5 golf ball? Don't be that person. At $10/doz or less you're under a buck a ball. Shank one....move on, who really cares?

3. Name recognition/stautus - who cares what kind of clubs you have or ball you play if they are not right for you. Some guys like to have a proline matched set of everthing - $5 ball - and if they shoot 104.......what is the friggen point?

4. 3 piece balls will spin more and if you have a tendency to push/pull/slice/hook - these balls will just compound the problem.

I have 18 dozen of these bad boys in my closet and going to buy more. This way I can use this ball the next few years. I hate change and when I stick to one thing it increases my consistency which makes me happier on the course.

Last thing - this ball is nike's equivilent to what I played in Callaway last year. Buy cheaper balls and play nicer courses. Good luck. ;)

Played with twice. Good balls

bought these as a gift for my 11 year old nephew
he loved them and I personalized them for him
his name, his hometown and unfortunately an awful Roll Tide on the side,
makes my stomach turn

If you loose a lot of balls on the course these are great for the money. By no means the best performing ball out there but plays well for how cheap the are.