Maybe the TourSoft? Its a nice ball.

There is no equivalent ball. Titleist does not want to drop down to that level. They prefer to keep producing high quality golf balls. :)

Agreeing with Dale’s “there is no substitute “, another ball MSG would group together with that 2 piece ball would be the TruFeel.

Ok thanks for the info. I'll look into those 2 balls.

@Dale: I don't know... I've been playing the super soft balls I've found on the course. Yellow, Green, Red, and white. I have been playing the Red and White one for like 5 rounds and haven't lost either. I have been playing some of my best golf ever since I put that Red ball into play. I hit an even par on a 9 hole par 3 for the first time. Should have shot under, but blew up my wedges on one hole...

Maybe Velocity?

The velocity balls feel very different to the supersofts that almost feel as if they have a rubber coating on the outside, the velocity balls feel much harder. I played the supersofts when I first started and the Matte rubber finish does feel unique, I’m left dash now though and would never look back! Maybe try the tour softs as a step up in quality of ball but trying to keep the features you like?

Ok thanks for the info. I'll look into those 2 balls.

@Dale: I don't know... I've been playing the super soft balls I've found on the course. Yellow, Green, Red, and white. I have been playing the Red and White one for like 5 rounds and haven't lost either. I have been playing some of my best golf ever since I put that Red ball into play. I hit an even par on a 9 hole par 3 for the first time. Should have shot under, but blew up my wedges on one hole...

Maybe Velocity?

The velocity balls feel very different to the supersofts that almost feel as if they have a rubber coating on the outside, the velocity balls feel much harder. I played the supersofts when I first started and the Matte rubber finish does feel unique, I’m left dash now though and would never look back! Maybe try the supersofts as a step up in quality of ball but trying to keep the features you like?

The cally Supersoft is around 38 compression, Titleist Tour Soft is 65. Like Dale said, nowhere close.

With the Velocity you might be going the opposite direction. It is a harder ball with less spin and is definitely a long ball, if that is what you are looking for. Try a sleeve of the TruFeel and the Tour Soft. You can at least see which feels better and performs best for your game. They also are not as expensive as the premium balls. With respect.

i prefer the tp5x....no titelist ball offers the correct spin feel or distance

Really? One of the three ProV1 iterations doesn't work for you?

I play the Trufeel now after the change from DT Trusoft. Years ago I played the cally supersoft and imo the Trufeel is pretty close. The Trufeel has that same soft feel and performance around green but much longer. Try it and you might get some good results. For around $21/dozen you can't go wrong.