Used Taylormade Tour Response Stripe Mix Golf Balls
Soft Tour Feel with Visual Variety
Used TaylorMade Tour Response Stripe Mix Golf Balls deliver the same premium feel and performance as the Tour Response Stripe line—soft cast urethane cover, lower compression, and advanced alignment aid—with a fun mix of Stripe color options. This mix includes a random combination of Tour Response Stripe Blue, Red, Orange and/or Light Blue.
Each ball features TaylorMade’s proprietary Stripe alignment graphic across the center of the ball to help players line up putts and visualize roll. The soft cast urethane cover provides excellent greenside spin and feel, while the low-compression core promotes easy launch and optimized distance. The 3-piece construction and Tour Flight Dimple Pattern ensure aerodynamic consistency and stable flight.
This Stripe Mix version offers great value and visual variety—perfect for golfers who enjoy seeing different Stripe colors in play.
Technology That Drives Performance
- Stripe Alignment Graphic (Mix of Colors): 360° alignment aid in Blue, Red, Orange, and/or Light Blue for improved putting accuracy and feedback
- Soft Cast Urethane Cover: Premium feel with excellent greenside spin
- Low-Compression Core: Soft feel and easy launch with optimized ball speed
- Tour Flight Dimple Pattern: Aerodynamic design for consistent flight and distance
Used TaylorMade Tour Response Stripe Mix Golf Balls combine premium soft feel and greenside control with the fun of visual variety—offering a unique playing experience for a wide range of golfers.
Ball Construction & Specs
- Layers: 3-piece construction
- Compression: Low to medium (~70 compression)
- Cover Material: Soft cast urethane
Note: This product includes a random mix of Stripe colors. Each dozen may include Blue, Red, Orange, and/or Light Blue Stripe balls. Performance is consistent across all colors.
Who Should Play Tour Response Stripe Mix?
- Mid-handicap golfers seeking premium feel with a softer ball
- Players who want an alignment aid to improve putting accuracy
- Golfers who enjoy visual variety and unique color combinations
- Players looking for a lower compression urethane ball at an excellent value
How Does Tour Response Stripe Compare to Other Golf Balls?
Tour Response Stripe vs. Callaway ERC Soft Triple Track: Both offer alignment aids and soft feel, but Tour Response Stripe uses a full cast urethane cover for better greenside spin, while ERC Soft uses a hybrid cover with a slightly firmer feel.
Tour Response Stripe vs. Srixon Q-Star Tour Divide: Both are 3-piece urethane balls with a visual alignment aid. Q-Star Tour Divide offers a softer overall feel and more color options (50/50 split), while Tour Response Stripe provides more consistent flight and a traditional center Stripe.
Tour Response Stripe vs. TP5: TP5 is a 5-piece tour-level ball offering more advanced spin and launch characteristics for faster swingers. Tour Response Stripe offers a softer feel, lower compression, and visual alignment aid at a more accessible price point.
Recommended Swing Speeds
TaylorMade Tour Response Stripe Mix performs well for players with moderate swing speeds (approximately 75-100 mph driver). The lower compression core makes it easy to launch, while the urethane cover provides excellent feel and control for a wide range of players.
Common Questions
Are these balls refinished or repainted? No. Our Used TaylorMade Tour Response Stripe Mix Golf Balls are 100% original — not refinished or repainted — and meet our strict quality standards.
How much spin and control can I expect? Tour Response Stripe Mix provides excellent greenside spin with its soft urethane cover, and a lower compression core for easy launch and soft feel on all shots.
Multiple Model Years Included
This product listing contains Used TaylorMade Tour Response Stripe Mix Golf Balls from the latest generation designs. All versions feature TaylorMade’s Stripe alignment graphic and advanced urethane cover technologies. Each dozen includes a random mix of Blue, Red, Orange, and/or Light Blue Stripe balls.
