On our gauge, the average compression of the Kirkland Performance+ is 90, effectively the same as the Titleist Pro V1. Finally, we’ll give you the True Price – how much it costs to get a dozen “good” golf balls. In this report, we take a closer look at the Costco Kirkland Performance+ Three-Piece Golf ball and let you know how it stacks up against other golf balls on the market. Throughout all of it, Costco’s urethane-covered three-piece Performance+ has been a mainstay on Costco store shelves.
Demand for Kirkland Signature putters and bargain-priced wedge sets is high. Recently, the giant warehouser has expanded its reach deeper into the golf equipment world. A subsequent four-piece offering was pulled due to significant quality issues. To learn more about our test process, how we define “bad” balls and our True Price metric, check out our About MyGolfSpy Ball Lab page.Ĭostco made a huge splash in the golf ball market in 2016 when it launched its Signature four-piece golf ball. An overview of the equipment we use can be found here. Today, we’re taking a look at Costco’s Kirkland Signature Performance+. MyGolfSpy Ball Lab is where we quantify the quality and consistency of the golf balls on the market to help you find the best ball for your money.
