2026 TaylorMade TP5 and TP5X Golf Ball Review | I've Never Seen This Big of a Fall Off

The 2026 TaylorMade TP5 and TaylorMade TP5x are here—and they might be the most refined versions yet. In this full on-course and performance review, I put both models head-to-head against their previous generation to see what actually changed and whether the upgrades are worth it. The biggest talking point this year is TaylorMade’s new microcoating process, designed to enhance aerodynamics, improve durability, and deliver more consistent spin—especially in windy conditions. But does it actually translate into better performance where it matters? In this video, I break down: • Distance and ball speed differences vs the 2024 models • Spin rates with wedges, irons, and driver • Feel and feedback around the greens • Flight characteristics and consistency • Which model fits YOUR game best The TP5 continues to target players looking for a softer feel and more control, while the TP5x leans toward higher speed and a more penetrating ball flight. But the gap between them might not be what you expect this time around. If you’re considering making the switch or just want to know if TaylorMade improved one of the most popular tour balls in golf, this is a review you don’t want to miss. Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more in-depth golf ball testing and on-course reviews every week. Video of Live Spin Test:    • Proof That Two Piece Golf Balls Have Chang...   00:00 Intro 02:24 Compression Testing 03:44 Price and Specs 04:39 Design Options 06:45 Chipping 09:35 Putting 12:46 Sound and Feel 15:39 50 Yard Spin 17:31 Pitching Wedge 18:47 7 Iron Performance 20:19 Driver Performance 25:26 Accuracy and Dispersion 27:56 Durability Scores 29:10 Conclusion and Final Thoughts