Features
Bridgestone e12 slow swing speed golf balls feature a three-piece construction, designed to enhance speed. It has an Active Acceleration Mantle, which is composed of a polymer of high performance which has an added surfactant to create improved thrust and high velocity at impact. The surlyn cover features delta dimple design which is Bridgestone's patented dimple pattern, aimed at reducing the ball drag. Its Gradational Compression Core is soft in the middle but gradually becomes firmer to transfer more energy at impact and consequently more speed and distance. Bridgestone has been improving the technology of golf balls for slow swing speed for over a decade, so they have developed more and more advanced technologies to make the game easier players of all levels. They are available in a matte finish in white, green, red and yellow.

Performance
Created for straight distance and reduced spin. The special patented Bridgestone dimple design contributes to reduced drag, in order to optimize flight. And this is the layer that actually allowed Bridgestone to improve core softness while making it more forgiving and decreasing the spin. The 12 in the name of the product stands for the twelve years the company spent on swing data to come up with a perfect design for golfers who need a soft feel, long ball. The surlyn coating makes the ball soft, and also this layer gives a higher initial velocity and increased thrust with ultimately improving distance.

Cost and Value
The impeccable performance of this model, the design that puts more stress on achieving long distance and the relatively soft feel, all these features make them perfect for golfers with slow swing speed. They are an excellent value for the money as their price tag is within the average range.

Features
These Titleist balls feature the proprietary softness and compression, having a highly resilient core which is actually a reformulated, softer compression one. The dual-core, whose center is larger by 66 %, releases greater energy which results in more distance. These slow swing speed golf balls have an NXT Tour soft Fusablend cover which features 302 octahedral dimples, and they are spherically tiled. This dimple design, and the placement of dimples actually, is made to maximize distance. It also provides consistency of ball during flight, regardless of weather conditions, making them very playable. Overall, the design of these slow swing speed golf balls from the core to cover is made to produce a really soft compression, so ultimately they provide a remarkably soft feel.

Performance
While searching for golf balls for slow swing speed, we couldn't skip this Titleist model since NXT Tour S Prior Generation is simply a blend of distance and playability. They are particularly suitable for golfers who are struggling with speed. Titleist NXT Tour S Prior Generation provides soft feel on every single shot, just like the manufacturer itself advertises them- designed for a soft feel and a stable, piercing ball flight. They also have a low driver spin, but high spin and stopping power when it comes to the long game.

Cost and Value
We must confess these golf balls for slow swing speeds are a bit pricey for the range, but they are better quality than many of the same range. And we have even come to testing results which in some segments showed overall better feel and better performance than some more pro-oriented ones. So they are definitely worth buying and trying, although ultimately it is up to you if you would repurchase.

Features
TaylorMade Rocketballz reactive cover is made from soft ionomer, with a compression of 82 (mid- compression) and extreme energy accumulation. The 360-dimple pattern reduces the drag and makes the ball fly much further. This golf ball for slow swing speed was originally introduced in 2012, but up until now it has undergone an increased number of changes and the final outcome is a super fastball.

Performance
The TaylorMade Rocketballz is made for distance and playability. Its ionomer cover is very soft while its reactive high energy core is designed to provide a maximum distance off the tee. These golf balls for slow swing speeds have a really stable and steady flight trajectory, so fewer slices and hooks are expected. Their distance score is 8.2/10 actually, which is awesome for inexperienced players, and its straight flight is perhaps one of its best features, needed by most golfers who are newbies to the game.

Cost and value
First of all, you get a name-brand, which might for most of you feel like you have invested in a quality which will improve your game. And, to be honest, you are not far from the truth. These TaylorMade Rocketballz are designed specifically for high to mid handicaps, who are willing to achieve improved results on the course. Plus, for TaylorMade model, these are on the lower end and taken overall, they are worth the money if you truly want to see a distance improvement. If you're looking for the best golf balls for slow swing speeds, this is a really good choice.

Features
Callaway Superhot feature their proprietary core chemistry to achieve a great result with the combination of soft feel and great distance with high impact energy. They also feature their proprietary Hex aerodynamics for higher flights and longer carry to achieve increased distance. This is a three piece golf ball for slow swing speed with a low core compression which delivers a very soft feel. The surface is made from ionomer with company’s hexagonal pattern of dimples, which greatly reduce drag. We must notice that Callaway features some of the most advanced technologies among producers of the same range of products.

Performance
This new cover is made to reduce driver spin, slices, and hooks, but at the same time, it gives good spin and control on short shots, without compromising the feel. Most players who have already played with these golf balls for slow swing speeds say they are perfect for distance seekers, and it’s no wonder since the overall design and mix of materials and technologies go in that direction- maximized distance.

Cost and Value
It is a common belief that if you want an improved distance and unsurpassed performance when it comes to soft feel models, Callaway will provide you with uncompromised distance and optimal performance. The price reflects the technology and the quality of the slow swing speed golf balls, so they are not the most expensive, but not the cheapest either.

Features
Srixon Soft Feel features Energetic Gradient Growth which is designed to generate maximized initial velocity for a maximized distance, featuring a compression of 60. It has a two-piece construction consisting of ionomer cover, manufactured to be cut-proof, and therefore very durable, enabling ultimate playability. Its high-quality cover enables you to play in various weather conditions as well. Its 338-dimple design reduces the drag and enhances the aerodynamic features. We have to note that the cover of this Srixon ball for slow swing speed is thinner than the previous 2016 model, in order to generate more spin on chips and pitches.

Performance
The highly energetic core is designed to provide an optimal flight trajectory and thus achieve a tour like distance. This means it is aimed to provide an improved launch while decreasing drag in order to reach better aerodynamics and ultimately more distance, although you need to have in mind that the softer it feels, the loss of distance tends to increase. For this reason, the Srixon soft feel is highly recommended for players who have slower swing speed (at least below 100 mph), as those who achieve faster swing speeds need a bit harder ball which does not compress that much.

Cost and value
First and utmost, you receive a high-quality golf ball for slow swing speed for an excellent performance. At least, if your goal for the game is in line with the purpose of the product’s determined by the producer- you have the best buy here. We must note that these are a good value for the money and we highly recommend them due to the excellent features they have for high –handicappers.

Features
This is a two-piece ball, featuring a high energy core and a durable cover. Its titanium core with a compression rating of 100 delivers explosive speed and maximum distance. The ionomer cover is extremely durable and cut-proof with a 432-dimple design which brings maximum aerodynamic properties.

Performance
It is designed to deliver maximum durability and a maximum distance when playing. Its quality allows this ball to be playable on different conditions. Wilson has designed this product to be suitable for high and mid-handicappers, to give them the opportunity to hit for distance instead of focusing on the spin. If you are inexperienced, it is natural to improve your game step by step, and using appropriate balls for every stage of your game advancement. The featured dimple design of this low swing speed golf ball is made to reduce drag during ball flight. Also, this is a low spin long ball, which means it might be a bit difficult to control on the greens, but again, we are looking for speed and distance-enhancing balls, which makes this model an excellent choice.

Cost and value
You can trust Wilson for the quality, and before we talk about the price let us reflect the features. This a playable, soft and slow swing speed golf ball, making it an excellent selection for the current topic. Plus, it is extremely affordable, so, play it or lose it during the game- these golf balls for slow swing speeds are definitely worth it.

Features
They come as one-of-a-kind on the market, completely innovative and inspiring (at least if you focus on the package design). They feature an explosive core made with the new Strata technology- a high energy core which makes all the difference. These golf balls for slow swing speeds are multi-layered, having a thin cover of Teflon, making the surface sleek with a good greenside spin. And this Teflon cover is indeed durable one. They are not very soft, but this is what makes them controllable on the short game. The materials are highly durable, to enable you to use these golf balls for slow swing speeds for many swings until you eventually lose them.

Performance
These slow swing speed golf balls are created to be durable and designed to beat the competition by delivering a perfect balance between immense core power and approaching greenside shots with more spin. In the driver and long irons game they reduce the side- spin which is usually created by inexperienced players at impact. They keep the flight trajectory straight through. These are made to give you as much distance as possible, so they can significantly improve your game in that regard.

Cost and Value
Since they come from a producer which often attributes higher price tags (or shall we say highly values its models), these can be considered fairly inexpensive. We think Callaway has done a great job with this product because it is obvious that they have taken into consideration the needs of the first-time golfers, beginners, and weekend players.

Features
Pinnacle Rush features a high energy core, which reacts like an engine of the ball and therefore contributes to achieving faster ball speed for players who struggle to achieve the desired distance. Their ionomer cover combines consistency and a good feel. The surface features an advanced design- icosahedral- with 332 dimples on the cover, which contributes to a powerful flight by minimizing the drag. These are playable on different conditions. You can buy them in white or yellow color shade.

Performance
Pinnacle’s model Rush is designed for distance and boosted performance. It basically helps golfers to have a long ball, regardless of their experience or abilities. The ball flight is powerful and consistent, so the iron distance is longer. The feel is soft, thanks to the soft ionomer cover, as well as the quite straight trajectory of a flight tends to keep. The manufacturer states that the core is the engine since it is proprietary and high-energy one, therefore contributing to faster speed, as you hit it with every club.

Cost and Value
Pinnacle Rush are initially designed for golfers who play on a budget but without sacrificing the playability and the good feel. Their price is low, and there are 15 items in the pack, so you will have the opportunity to see some more yardages. Even if you tend to lose your slow swing speed golf balls, these ones are budget-friendly so you won't have the guilty conscience of wasting your money.

Features
Volvik is quite a new Korean manufacturer that has made it on the US market, being there since 2010, and they have many different types of golf balls which are suitable for a range of different players. Volvik Vivid, the model that we are reviewing here, is suitable for beginners. These are 3-piece balls, designed and manufactured with Volvik proprietary technologies. The cover is ionomer, so the surface is softer with 322-dimple pattern design. This also makes it more aerodynamic, providing a longer flight to reach more distance. The bright color and matte finish make it easily visible, so you can basically track its flight. It has a large, low compression core (compression rating 75) for an enhanced soft feel.

Performance
The low compression core, which is large, contributes to achieving a maximum distance on every shot. It has a unique design which doesn’t affect the performance, but only adds visibility. The larger core also provides a maximum distance, while reducing driver spin and increasing wedge spin, thus leading to a medium or high, stable and consistent flight. It is constructed to provide a better carry distance and a higher flight of the ball, which is beneficial especially to high- handicap players. Due to their bright colors, some say these are the most visible and easiest to see.

Cost and value
These balls are not in the lowest price range, but there is perhaps a good reason for it. Volvik Vivid are made mostly to boost the entertainment on the course by delivering more distance and less spin. And, according to reviews from users, these are quite long and penetrating golf balls for slow swing speeds.

Features
These golf balls for slow swing speeds are two-piece construction. Their cover is made from ionomer (otherwise known as surlyn), which is known to be a firm material with certain elasticity with a 322-dimple pattern. Its core is polybutadiene rubber, with compression 85-90 or 90-100 (tour ball compression). It comes in a package of twelve in four matte colors available, green, white, orange and rose.

Performance
It is made to achieve distance, which is actually a general characteristic to ionomer covers, and thus minimizes distance loss. This ball gives a soft feel, and you can also hear it by the crisp sound it produces with each swing. Also, its main feature is keeping distance control by the slightly harder core that keeps the ball steady on its trajectory with enough power to fly further.

Cost and value
If you were wondering if you should give them a try, lets quickly summarize their features. The first and utmost is the fact that they are soft and made to deliver distance. Secondly, they come with a low price tag, and thirdly, they have a matte finish to reduce the glare. As you'd probably end up losing half of them in a short period of time, these golf balls for slow swing speeds are a good value for the money.