Looking for new golf balls for 2024? The best golf balls 2024 have been picked out with our selections for the best on the market.

We’ve taken a look at some options that could be added to your bag this year, whether you are looking for more distance, more spin around the greens or the best option for your swing speed.

Play the right ball to get the most from your game, or find a good quality ball that is best priced for your budget.

Check out our buying guide, the cheapest golf balls around or golf balls for beginners and balls for mid-handicap golfers.

Read on as this article discusses some of the best golf balls 2024 has to offer, plus read the best drivers, best woods, best rescue clubs, best irons, best wedges and best golf putters.

1. Titleist Pro V1 & ProV1x Golf Balls

The #1 ball in golf for a reason, Titleist’s Pro V1 and Pro V1x balls continue to top our list of the best balls on the market. New upgraded versions of both are now available.

The three-piece ProV1 is the softer of the two options in the range compared to the four-piece ProV1x, and provides a penetrating ball flight and optimal spin for most golfers.

The ProV1x provides a higher ball flight and spins less with many tour stars and professionals turning the this model in recent years.

Titleist ProV1 balls are the number one on tour, the winning-most and widely considered to best golf ball on the market. It is no surprise it tops our shortlist of the best balls.

READ: Full Titleist ProV1 golf ball review
READ: Full Titleist ProV1x golf ball review

2. Callaway Chrome Soft, Soft X and X LS Golf Balls

The Chrome Soft ball has long been the number one product from Callaway and there is a new version of both this model and the Chrome Soft X.

The updated version of the three-piece ball features a new Hyper Elastic SoftFast Core for improved ball speeds, less spin and more control from driver to wedges.

The dimple pattern has also been refined and is now an Aero Tour quality Hex Design on the soft urethane cover with a Triple Track cover available for alignment.

The Chrome Soft X is model is the firmer of the two standard versions of the Callaway ball, has a higher launch, the highest speed off the club face and also the most spin around the greens.

The Chrome Soft X LS is a low spin model designed to produce a straighter ball flight to help gain extra yards off the tee for maximum distance.

READ: Full Callaway Chrome Soft golf ball review
READ: Full Callaway Chrome Soft X golf ball review
READ: Full Callaway Chrome Soft X LS golf ball review

3. TaylorMade TP5, TP5x & Pix Golf Balls

The TP5 ball is the top performing model from TaylorMade and the tour-quality ball preferred by the likes of Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson.

The TP5 is the softer of the two models compared to the firmer TP5x, with both five-piece balls having the amount of firmness increased in each layer from a soft outer to a hard core.

Just like the ProV1 balls from Titleist, the TP5x model is the higher launching of the two and offers more spin and control around the greens.

The Pix balls range are a unique design featuring Clear Path Alignment technology designed by Rickie Fowler. This ball is available in both TP5 and TP5x models and is played on tour by Tommy Fleetwood.

READ: Full TaylorMade TP5 Pix golf ball review

4. Srixon Z-Star & Z-Star ZV Golf Balls

The Z-Star range from Srixon is the company’s premium ball and one in play with number of tour stars including Shane Lowry, Sepp Straka and Ryan Fox.

The Z-Star is a three-piece ball and the slightly softer of the two options, providing an optimal launch, solid distance and greenside spin.

The Z-Star ZV is the firmer of the two and has a four-piece construction. Like many of the other balls in this shortlist, this firmer ball boasts a higher balance flight and a little less feel around the greens.

READ: Full Srixon Z-Star golf ball review

5. Bridgestone Tour B Series Golf Balls

The Bridgestone Tour series features models of ball to cater for the needs of just about every golfer – the B X, B XS, B RX and B RXS.

The B X ball this is a model aimed at super fast swing speeds, those over 105 mph, and has new REACTIV iQ urethane cover has been designed to react to the impact.

The B XS has the same cover design, featuring the Dual Dimples design for less drag and is also an option for 105 mph-plus swing speeds. This model differs as it offers a slightly softer feel.

The B RX ball, which is in the bag of Lexi Thompson, has been created for players with a swing speed of under 105 mph or less, but still generates eye-watering ball speeds and distance thanks to the Reactiv cover.

A softer version of the B RX, the B RXS is also suited to swing speeds of 105 mph or less but offers more forgiveness off the tee, and more short game control and spin than the sister model.

READ: Full Bridgestone Tour B X golf ball review
READ: Full Bridgestone Tour B XS golf ball review
READ: Full Bridgestone Tour B RX golf ball review
READ: Full Bridgestone Tour B RXS golf ball review