2026 generation
Tour Response 2026 offers a soft-feeling urethane route outside TaylorMade’s TP5 family. Reviewed distance is a stronger point than its middle-cohort wedge rating, with wet-shot spin a useful comparison to make.
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Performance profile
The approved multi-speed comparison places distance above the middle of its cohort, although rollout contributes to that position. Trajectory is in the middle band and close to the next band, so a sharp flight distinction would overstate the evidence.
The 2026 record supports a soft feel and a middle-cohort greenside assessment. Recorded wet-spin loss is a trade-off worth testing with the pitch shots you actually play.
PitchMarx assessment
The BallSelecta values below are PitchMarx assessments built from the reviewed evidence above, followed by the practical strengths, trade-offs and player fit we take from that profile.
BallSelecta profile
Performance values are PitchMarx assessments, not manufacturer specification claims.
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