Used TaylorMade TP5 Golf Balls

The TaylorMade TP5 is a five-layer tour ball with a soft cast urethane cover, and it is the softer of TaylorMade’s two TP5 models. Compared with the TP5x, it spins more on wedge shots and flies a little lower, so you get more stopping power into and around the greens. It suits good players who want tour-level control without needing a very fast swing.

Every used TaylorMade TP5 golf ball we sell is sorted by hand and graded, so you know what you are getting before it ships. Grade A balls look close to new with only light marks. Grade B balls show more cosmetic wear but play the same. Pick classic white, yellow, Stripe or PIX, and buy by the dozen or stock up with a 50 or 100 pack.

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TaylorMade TP5 FAQ

What is the compression of the TaylorMade TP5?

The 2024 TP5 is rated at about 85 compression, which makes it the softer of TaylorMade’s two tour balls. The 2024 TP5x is firmer at about 97.

What is the difference between the TP5 and TP5x?

Both are five-layer balls with a urethane cover. The TP5 is softer, spins more on wedge shots and has a slightly lower flight. The TP5x is firmer and faster, spins less off the driver and launches higher, which helps faster swingers get more distance.

Who should play the TaylorMade TP5?

Golfers who want maximum control into and around the greens, and players with moderate to fast swing speeds who prefer a softer feel. If you swing over about 100 mph with a driver and want more distance, the TP5x is usually the better fit.

What is TP5 PIX?

PIX has a high-contrast graphic printed on the cover that makes it easier to line up putts and see how the ball is rotating. It plays the same as the standard TP5.

What is the difference between Grade A and Grade B used TP5 balls?

Grade A balls look close to new with only light marks. Grade B balls show more cosmetic wear, like scuffs or faded logos, but play the same. See How We Grade for the full breakdown.