No. 01
Tour
Balanced
The middle of the flight window. Even feel off every club, spin where you ask for it.
Mid launch, mid spin
Urethane cover · tour construction
Flight study no. 27
Dick’sMaxfli, the golf ball
MAXFLI
A century in the air.
Since the Dunlop eraTour urethanePriced for humans
Three windows
THE LINE
One family, three flights. Urethane cover, tour construction, and a sticker that undercuts the usual tour ball.
No. 02
Tour X
Firmer, faster
The firmest strike in the family, for golfers chasing speed and short-game control.
More ball speed, higher spin
Urethane cover · tour construction
No. 03
Tour S
Softest
The soft-feel member of the family. Launches lower and spins less, with a penetrating flight.
Lower launch, less spin
Urethane cover · tour construction
Maxfli sells through Dick’s Sporting Goods and Golf Galaxy, not its own storefront. The window opens there.
Shop Maxfli at Dick’sThe long carry
A CENTURY ALOFT
The Dunlop era
The Maxfli name takes to the air in the early twentieth century, a Dunlop golf ball built for carry.
The decades aloft
Majors are won with Maxfli balls across the brand's storied history. The name stays in the air.
The Tour line revival
The modern Tour, Tour X, and Tour S bring urethane, tour construction, and a price that reads like a typo.
Live from the 27aDay scanners
THE WATCH
27aDay tracks every retailer daily. When a Maxfli price drops anywhere on the board, it lands here first.
No Maxfli drops on the board right now.
The scanners run daily.
The watch is on. Every retailer carrying Maxfli gets swept once a day; the moment a Tour, Tour X, or Tour S dips, the card appears in this grid. Until then, the rest of the board is open.
Scan the full boardTwo questions, one ball
THE FLIGHT FITTING
The 2025 Tour family runs firm to soft: Tour X at about 100 compression, Tour at about 95, Tour S at about 85. Answer two questions and the flight study starts describing your ball.
Your flight window
Answer both questions and the recommendation lands here.
The mapping is the real one: compression against swing speed, the way DICK’S own buying guide matches golfers to balls.
Shop Maxfli at Dick's
Want it measured instead of asked? Golf Galaxy runs an in-store professional ball fitting for around $20: you hit balls on a launch monitor and a fitter compares distance, spin and feel across models, including the Maxfli Tour lineup. Or run the numbers in the 27aDay ball fitting studio.
Against the premium shelf
WORD ON THE BALL
“Maxfli Tour is half the price of Pro V1, and performs 97% the same.”
“Maxfli Tour series. Honestly any of them are great especially for the cost. When I'm struggling? Tour S. When I'm feeling dialed in? Tour X. Most of the time? Tour.”
“2025 Maxfli Tour X. $119 for 48...and as good or maybe (blasphemy I know) better than the 2023 Pro V1x...I have not played the 2025 Pro V1 or V1x to compare them.”
“I prefer the Tour of the 3 from Maxfli, but any of them are nearly as good as a pro v1, Chromesoft, tp5 lineup. I’ve been playing with the Tour for about a year and a half now. For the price, it really can’t be beat.”
The through-line from the research: tour-level urethane at roughly half the price of a Pro V1, sold through DICK’S Sporting Goods and Golf Galaxy. MyGolfSpy’s 2025 coverage called the updated Tour line the best value tour balls at $39.99 per dozen.