TaylorMade TP5 & TP5x Golf Balls (White, Yellow, Pix)

Product Information

The key to achieving enhanced speed without negatively affecting spin performance comes from TaylorMade’s proprietary 5-layer ball construction. Including a Tri-Fast Core that delivers maximum carry and low drag and a Dual-Spin Cover that features an ultra-soft, highly durable cast urethane cover, TP5/TP5x offer complete tee-to-green performance without sacrifice.

On our gauge, the new TaylorMade TP5x measures 91 compression on average. That’s down seven points from the previous generation.

The 2021 TaylorMade TP5x golf ball has a TP5x a softer cast urethane cover for increased short-game spin and an all-new Tour Flight Dimple Pattern, taking aerodynamics and carry distance to a new level for golfers at every level. Read on for our full review…

Outer mantle colors ranged from pale green (above) to neon green. It’s rare to see variation in mantle colors but, again, our gauges provide the best insight into whether there’s a resulting inconsistency. Cover As we’ve come to expect from TaylorMade, the TP5x qualifies as small. It’s fair to say the company finesses its way to meeting the USGA minimal requirement, but nevertheless, the entire sample conformed to the rules.

The distance performance comes from four increasingly stiffer layers underneath the cover using ‘High-Flex Material’ to increase speed and the distance was pretty consistent with what I would expect from my clubs so any gain is marginal. Compression consistency across the TaylorMade TP5x sample was above average (what we classify as Good).The compression delta across the sample was nine points. That’s one point better than the current database average.