The 10 Best Golf Balls for Women

Vice Tour topped this list on Distance, and its value proposition is hard to beat: at $25/dozen in bulk, it's one of the least expensive balls yet it backed that up with the best Value score (9.6) of any ball we tested in 2026. Its 8.3 Performance score is near the top mark in this group (Chrome Tour X and Chrome Tour Triple Diamond both edge it out below). A 3-piece Surlyn-cover build with mid spin and mid launch through the bag, it carried 226.5 yards off the driver in our testing.

At $19/dozen in bulk, Vice Drive is tied with Maxfli Straightfli for the lowest box price on this list, and it doesn't ask you to give up much to get there. Its high driver and 50-yard launch produced strong carry numbers, and its 8.4 Accuracy score is one of the best in this group — a rare combination for a 2-piece distance ball.

True to its name, Straightfli's mid-launch, mid-spin driver profile paired with high 7-iron spin to deliver a specific kind of consistency: it's built to minimize curve off the tee while still checking up with the irons. It ties Vice Drive for the lowest box price on this list, and its $14/dozen bulk price is the lowest of any ball here.

PXG's Xtreme Tour X brought real urethane-cover short-game performance to this list, with an 8.1 Wedge Control score and a low-launch, mid-spin driver flight that kept dispersion in check. It's priced in the top half of this group at $39/dozen, but it's also the only true 3-piece urethane tour ball to crack our top four.

A strong all-around performer, Chrome Tour Triple Diamond posted an 8.4 overall Performance score — second-best of any ball that met our filter, just behind the Chrome Tour X mentioned below. A 4-piece urethane build with high spin through the 7-iron and 50-yard tests gave it real stopping power (8.5) to go with solid distance, though at $47/dozen it's also one of the pricier options here.

Snyder Tour's high driver launch and mid-launch 50-yard profile combine for a ball built to get airborne easily while still holding decent wedge control (8.5). At $28/dozen, it lands in the middle of this list on price, and its 7.5 overall Performance score reflects a well-rounded, if unspectacular, all-around game.

Chrome Tour X 2026 posted the best Stopping Power (9.3) and Wedge Control (9.2) scores of any ball on this list, along with strong Accuracy (8.8) — but at $57/dozen, it's the most expensive ball here by $10. If short-game precision matters more to you than price, this is the pick.

Maxfli Revolution's standout number is Accuracy: at 9.2, it's one of the straightest-flying balls in our entire 43-ball field. A mid-launch, mid-spin driver and 7-iron profile and $22/dozen bulk price make it one of the better value plays on this list, with an 8.5 Value score to match.

Bridgestone Tour B XS rounds out this list with a high driver spin and mid launch profile built for players who want a softer, tour-caliber urethane ball. Its 8.6 Wedge Control and 8.3 Accuracy scores are both strong, though at $54/dozen it's priced in the premium end of this group.