
Wilson Fifty Elite Golf Balls 12 Pack
- 12 balls, pink
- 302 PhD dimple pattern, flat-bottomed and shallow
- Rubber core for distance
- Responsive cover, low driver spin
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A soft, colorful distance ball for recreational golfers who want straighter drives. Construction, compression and rules conformance are not listed.
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ASIN: B0BT239375Category: Golf Balls
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Overview
Launching low-spin drives is the focus of the Wilson Fifty Elite, a pink ball with a rubber core and shallow, flat-bottomed dimples. A responsive cover softens feel around the green.
Low driver spin and a penetrating flight help recreational players keep tee shots in play. Few technical details are listed, so serious ball fitters will want more data.
Who it's for
Casual golfers who like a pink ball they can spot and want straighter drives. Better players seeking a tour ball should look elsewhere.
Pros and cons
- Low driver spin
- Stable, penetrating flight
- Soft feel around greens
- Bright pink color
- Compression not listed
- Piece count not stated
- Rules conformance not mentioned
Performance notes
Shallow, flat-bottomed dimples reduce drag for a lower, steadier flight in wind. Low spin off the driver limits sidespin on mishits, while the cover softness governs feel on chips.
Specifications
| Brand | Wilson |
|---|---|
| Color | Pink |
| Dimple pattern | 302 PhD, flat-bottomed shallow dimples |
| Number of Items | 12 |
| Cover | Responsive, low driver spin |
| Core material | Rubber |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Wilson Fifty Elite legal for tournament play?
The listing does not mention USGA or R&A conformance. Check before using it in a sanctioned event.
How many balls are in the Wilson Fifty Elite pack?
Twelve, in pink.
Is the Fifty Elite a tour urethane ball?
The listing describes a rubber core and a responsive cover without naming urethane.