Golf Balls

Golf Balls for Every Swing & Budget

ParWest Golf stocks a wide range of golf balls from the top brands in the game: Titleist, Callaway, TaylorMade, Srixon, Bridgestone, and more. Whether you're a low handicapper chasing maximum spin and control or a high handicapper looking for distance and durability, we carry the right ball for your game at the right price. Tax-free from Portland, OR, with free shipping on orders over $100.

Popular Golf Balls by Brand

• Titleist: Pro V1, Pro V1x, Tour Soft, Velocity
• Callaway: Chrome Tour, Chrome Soft, Supersoft
• TaylorMade: TP5, TP5x, Tour Response, SpeedSoft
• Srixon: Z-Star Diamond, Q-Star Tour, Soft Feel

How to Choose the Right Golf Ball

Not all golf balls are built the same. The right ball depends on your swing speed, handicap, and what you prioritize: distance, spin, or feel around the greens. Our golf ball guide by swing speed matches a ball to your speed in two minutes.

Tour balls like the Titleist Pro V1, Callaway Chrome Tour, TaylorMade TP5, and Srixon Z-Star are multi-layer balls designed for maximum spin, soft feel, and greenside control. They're best for golfers with faster swing speeds and lower handicaps who can use the extra spin.

Distance balls like the Titleist Velocity, Callaway Supersoft, and Srixon Soft Feel are 2-piece designs built for distance and durability. They're ideal for recreational golfers and beginners who want more yards without giving up too much around the greens.

Mid-performance balls like the Titleist Tour Soft and TaylorMade Tour Response bridge the gap, with better feel than a pure distance ball and more forgiveness than a tour ball.

Tax-Free Savings on Every Dozen

Oregon charges zero sales tax, so every dozen golf balls you buy at ParWest Golf costs 5–10% less than it would in most other states. On a $57.99 dozen of Pro V1s, that's about $3 to $6 back in your pocket every box.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best golf ball for beginners?

Beginners benefit most from a 2-piece distance ball like the Callaway Supersoft or Titleist Velocity. These balls maximize distance, reduce spin on mishits, and last longer than tour balls, which matters while you're still working on consistency.

Does the golf ball really make a difference?

Yes, especially around the greens. A tour ball gives you significantly more spin and control on chips and pitches than a distance ball. For golfers who break 90, upgrading to a tour ball can noticeably improve scoring.

How many golf balls should I buy?

Most recreational golfers go through 1–3 balls per round. Buying by the dozen is the most cost-effective approach, and if you play a tour ball, buying two or more dozen at a time saves on per-ball cost.

Can I mix different golf ball brands?

You can, but it's not recommended. Different balls have different compression, spin rates, and feel, so mixing them makes it harder to develop consistent distance control around the greens. Stick to one ball model for best results.

Questions? Call us at (503) 408-1216 or visit our Portland shop at 11616 NE Halsey St.