Callaway is one of the leading brands in golf. They produce all sorts of high-quality golfing equipment, including a wide range of golf balls for different skills levels and playing styles.

In this quick guide, we’ll walk you through five of the most popular Callaway golf balls currently available. We’ll explain the key features of these balls to help you decide which Callaway favourite will best suit your game.

• Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls
  
  
• Callaway Chrome Soft Golf Balls
  
  
• Callaway Chrome Tour Golf Balls
  
  
• Callaway Chrome Tour X Golf Balls
  
  
• Callaway Warbird Golf Balls
  
  
• Callaway ERC Soft Golf Balls

Callaway Supersoft Golf Balls

You can't talk about Callaway golf balls without mentioning the star of the show. Callaway Supersoft golf balls are among our very best sellers, and it’s easy to see why. The Supersoft is very forgiving, with an almost luxuriously soft feel. Boasting a compression rating of 38 and an advanced HyperElastic SoftFast™ Core, Callaway Supersoft golf balls are a favourite of high-to-mid handicap golfers.

If you’re starting out (or just looking to take it easy for a few rounds) then Callaway Supersoft golf balls could be a good choice for you.  

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Callaway Chrome Soft Golf Balls

The Callaway Chrome Soft golf ball collection includes both the standard Chrome Soft, and the Chrome Soft Triple Track.

The Callaway Chrome Soft is a high-quality ball, designed to fly. If you’re looking to make some impressive shots that soar through the air, you can rely on the Callaway Chrome Soft. Here’s what you need to know: this ball has a soft feel and a urethane cover. Low long game spin; high short-game spin. It should offer plenty of control on the green when you need it most. Sound good?

It get's better. The Callaway Chrome Soft Triple Track can help you improve your accuracy with Callaway's iconic alignment line design. All the flight power and spin of a Chrome soft, but with a little extra guidance to help you sink more putts.

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Callaway Chrome Tour Golf Balls

Callaway's Chrome Tour collection is another excellent example of modern golf ball engineering.

To start with, there's the standard Chrome Tour. This Callaway golf ball is used by 2024 Open and PGA Championship winner Xander Schauffele - so you know it's good. The Chrome Tour has been designed for experienced players seeking long distances and a great feel.

New for 2025, there's also the Callaway Chrome Tour Triple Diamond. This ball is an elevated version of the standard Callaway Chrome Tour golf ball. The Chrome Tour Triple Diamond offers consistent flight and a firm feel – ideal for more experienced golfers. The real difference is in the spin, which should be lower than the spin provided by the Chrome Tour. This tour-calibre golf ball can help with control and accuracy.

If you love the feel of the Chrome Tour but need a little extra guidance, the Triple Diamonds' alignment lines are here to help. The Triple Track design uses Vernier Hyper Acuity to assist with alignment.

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Callaway Chrome Tour X Golf Balls

Introducing, the Callaway Chrome Tour X! Not to be confused with the Chrome Tour, this Callaway golf ball is a unique addition to the Callaway line up. The Chrome Tour X, when compared to the Chrome Tour, offers a slightly firmer feel and increased spin. The Chrome Tour X has pretty decent long game spin, but the short game spin is where it really shines.

So, if you're keeping track, you want the Chrome Tour Triple Diamond for less spin, and the Chrome Tour X for more spin - it all depends on what you are looking for. However, like the Chrome Tour Triple Diamond, this is a highly workable golf ball which should offer great control.

As with many other Callaway golf balls, there is also an alignment version of the Chrome Tour X - the Chrome Tour X Triple Track. You should know the drill by now. This ball uses Callaway's Triple Track technology to help you improve your accuracy on the green.

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Callaway Warbird Golf Balls

If you’re a golfer who prioritises distance, the Warbird Distance+ is the Callaway golf ball for you. The large core is designed to help your ball travel further at both slow and fast swing speeds.

The Warbird offers both versatility and durability – two of the most important factors when choosing a golf ball. If this all sounds good to you, then you’ll be joining many great golfers who already rely on the Callaway Warbird.

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Callaway ERC Soft Golf Balls

An ERC Soft Triple Track golf ball could be the key to your improvement. Out of all the options in Callaway's golf ball selection, ERC golf balls boast the title of the "longest ball with soft feel and greenside control."

With a GRIP Urethane Coating System and Callaway's HyperElastic SoftFast core, these balls are made to perform. You should find that this ball has a great soft feel, and provides increased control on both approach shots and short game shots. Don't overlook Callaway's ERC golf balls, as they are suitable for a wide range of golfers and are surprisingly fast.

If you aren't looking for a Triple Track golf ball, Callaway has another option for you. ERC Soft 360 Fade Technology is a great way to find the perfect alignment for your putts. This innovative alignment design is an ideal match for ERC golf balls, offering visible feedback when putting.

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Why Shop Callaway Golf Balls?

Callaway is one of biggest names in golf equipment for a reason. They were established in 1982, and have been gifting the world with high-quality equipment ever since. Callaway is known for their golf clubs (which are a popular choice among experienced golfers) and their excellent golf balls. If you’re looking for a reliable brand that has really mastered golf ball engineering, then you can’t go wrong with Callaway.

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Logo overrun golf balls are balls that are sold at a discounted price because they have a printed logo or image on them.

This will often happen if a company accidentally orders too many logo golf balls, or if somebody cancels an order of personalised golf balls. Sometimes, logo overrun balls will be misprints, where the ball just has an ink stain rather than any specific image or message. In all cases, the ball itself is still perfectly usable.

Are Logo Overrun Golf Balls Tournament Legal?

Yes, logo overrun golf balls can be played in golf tournaments, games, and tours. Since these are essentially just normal balls with random images printed onto them, they are considered completely legal.

Customised golf balls of any kind, including logo golf balls, are generally welcome at tournaments. Some professional golfers even use personalised golf balls! For example, Rory Mcllroy is known for having RORS printed on his Taylormade TP5x balls.

What’s the Difference Between Logo Overrun Golf Balls and X-Out Golf Balls?

Unlike logo overrun golf balls, X-out golf balls are not tournament legal. X-out golf balls have defects that will likely have an impact on the ball’s performance. Because of this, they don’t conform to most tournament standards (though if you really want to use one, you can always check the rules for the event in question).

Logo overrun golf balls are much more similar to practice balls than they are to X-out golf balls. Practice golf balls are legal balls that conform to all the relevant standards, but have an aesthetic or cosmetic imperfection that means they can’t be sold for full price.

Logo Overrun Golf Balls: Pros & Cons

So, why do people buy logo overrun golf balls? Well, people purchase logo overrun golf balls because they are sometimes a little cheaper than blank balls. They are usually bought second-hand from sellers who have too many of these balls, so it’s possible to get a good deal.

However, in many cases, the discount you will get on overrun golf balls is too insignificant to be worth it. This is especially true when you have to take the time to find a reliable seller of overrun golf balls. If you’re buying them from a marketplace like eBay, you have to be quick enough to get the overrun balls before somebody else does. Additionally, when buying balls from random sellers you always run the risk that the balls have been used before, which can lower their quality.

You also might struggle to find the exact golf ball brand you want when shopping for logo overrun golf balls, because you have to go for whatever balls are available. Playing with golf balls that you aren’t used to can really impact your game.

If you are looking for cheaper golf balls, it might be better to look for clearance golf balls than to risk receiving used logo overrun golf balls. Plus, you can add your own logo to these high-quality balls, which results in a much more meaningful ball than buying a ball with somebody else’s branding.

Are Logo Overrun Golf Balls Worth It?

Though some golfers are happy to use overrun logo golf balls, they are not always worth the risk.

The main problem with logo overrun golf balls is that you have no say over the logo that you’ll receive. Most of the time, these balls are bought in bulk, and the logo will be completely random. This means that you could easily end up with a design that is embarrassing or ugly, and you’ll probably have a lot of them to get through.

This is why golfers will generally order their own logo golf balls instead of gambling on logo overrun golf balls. It’s okay to admit that one of the best parts of golf is the aesthetic of it all: crisp collared shirts, shiny golf clubs, and the sun rising over a pristine green. This visual isn’t really complete without a new, fresh golf ball. Most golfers wouldn’t want to ruin this with a misprinted ball, particularly when it may have been used before.

With normal logo golf balls, you get to add a logo of your choice to the golf ball. This could be a purely cosmetic design, or it could be the logo of your own business. This is a fun way to show off and even get a bit of advertising out there while you play.

Logo Golf Balls

We can print logos on the majority of the golf balls on our website, meaning you won’t have to settle for a ball that isn’t your usual or worry about the ball arriving pre-used. You can enjoy a high-quality ball with a clear logo of your choice.

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Numbers on golf balls are usually either there to help players identify the ball, to demonstrate compression-rating, or to show dimple pattern. But how do you tell which is which? This simple guide will explain the different meanings behind golf ball numbers, and how to know what your golf ball is trying to tell you.

These numbers can be very important. In fact, the number printed on your golf ball might even impact your game!

What are the numbers on golf balls?

More often than not, if there is a number printed on your golf ball, it’ll be either a one-digit number, a two-digit number or a three-digit number. Let’s take a closer look at what these numbers mean.

One-Digit Numbers

If there’s just one, single-digit number printed on your golf ball, then the number itself doesn't have a meaning. It’s just there to make it easier to identify on the course. For example, if everyone you’re playing with is using the same golf balls as you, the different numbers printed on the balls will help you to determine which ball belongs to which player. Your Pro V1s might say 2, when your competitors' balls all say 3!

Golf ball identification is pretty important. In match play, hitting the wrong ball will incur a loss of hole penalty. In stroke play, hitting someone else’s ball results in a two-stroke penalty.

Sometimes numbers aren't enough, so to make them even easier to identify, golfers will mark or personalise their balls. Purchasing personalised golf balls makes golf ball identification simple, without having to get right up close to read a tiny number.

So, if you find yourself squinting to find your ball on the course, you might want to consider purchasing some personalised golf balls.

Two-Digit Numbers

But what's the meaning of Two-digit numbers on golf balls? These numbers have a very specific meaning: they’re typically a representation of the compression rating.

Though you won't often see two-digit number on golf balls any more, you should stay aware of this, as compression ratings are very important for golfing. Compression ratings can range from low to high and different ratings are better suited to different skill levels. Golf ball compression, put simply, refers to how ‘soft’ the ball is. Low compression equals a ‘soft’ feel and high compression equals a ‘hard’ feel.

As a general rule, balls with a lower compression rating are best suited to players with a high handicap and high compression balls are better suited to more advanced players with lower handicaps. For example, low compression balls require less energy transfer from the club head to travel further. Beginner golfers and players with high handicaps often have a slower swing speed, so a low compression ball will enable them to exert the energy of their swing into optimal distance.

Therefore, the two-digit number printed on your ball has a pretty important meaning! Keep an eye out for them next time you purchase golf balls - it could have a big impact on your game.

Three-Digit Numbers

What do three-digit numbers on golf balls mean? These are the number of dimples on your golf ball!

All golf balls feature unique dimple patterns that can affect the ball’s performance in different ways. A three-digit number on a golf ball tends to signify how many dimples that ball has.

The number of dimples and the dimple pattern will vary depending on the manufacturer. Generally, a golf ball will have between 300 and 500 dimples. So, you’ll likely notice a number in this range printed on your ball.

Personalised Golf Balls

Golf ball numbers not enough for you? Personalise your golf balls. Here at gimmeballs, we stock a wide range of high-quality golf balls from top brands like Srixon, TaylorMade and Titleist. Simply choose a brand, choose a ball, then add a custom image, text or alignment line to help you identify your ball with ease or to help line up your putts.

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