Diawings Distance Plus Golf Ball Review — Ball Type, Pros and Cons

I spent a few days hitting a new golf ball at the driving range. Today's subject is the Diawings Distance Plus golf ball. It comes in fluorescent yellow, pink, and orange as 3-ball sleeves, and each ball is stamped with "DIAMOND WINGS ULTRA DISTANCE" and a diamond-over-wings (W) logo. It isn't a well-known brand yet, but for anyone shopping for a colored distance ball, I've laid out the ball type and its pros and cons in detail.

What Type of Ball Is It?

In short, it's a distance-oriented "colored distance ball." The product name itself is "Distance Plus," and the ball is stamped "Ultra Distance," putting distance front and center.

• Category: Distance-type colored golf ball
• Cover: Glossy colored cover that appears to be a firm ionomer (Surlyn) type — durability-focused
• Colors: Fluorescent yellow / pink / orange (high visibility)
• Packaging: Sold in 3-ball sleeves; various ball numbers (55, 77, etc.)
• Design goal: Low spin and high rebound to maximize distance and roll

Note: the packaging doesn't list detailed specs (core layers, compression, dimple count), so the assessment below combines my hands-on range testing with the general characteristics of the "colored distance ball" category.

Design & Visibility

The first thing you notice is the vivid fluorescent color. The orange, pink, and yellow are all highly saturated, so they stand out clearly on the range mat, in the fairway, and in the rough. They're especially handy on overcast days, early mornings, autumn rounds over fallen leaves, and in winter. If you frequently lose white balls, this visibility alone earns its keep. The logo and number stamps are crisp, so they work well as an alignment aid.

Feel & Distance on the Range

I hit it with driver, irons, wedges, and putter.

Feel

As a distance ball, the impact is firm and lively. It produces a crisp "click" and lacks the soft, wrapping sensation of a premium urethane ball. Players who prize soft feel may find it a bit hard.

Distance & flight
Thanks to the firm core and low-spin tendency, it produces plenty of roll off the driver. The extra rollout after landing makes the overall distance feel generous. Ball flight was moderate to moderately high — unremarkable in a good way.

Around the green
This is the common limitation of distance balls: wedge spin and stopping power on the green are weak. Don't expect to back it up with spin; it suits running approaches where you land it short and let it roll. Putter feel is on the firm side.

Pros

1. Distance & roll: Low spin and high rebound deliver good driver distance and rollout.
2. Excellent visibility: Three fluorescent colors make the ball easy to find and reduce lost balls.
3. Durability: The firm ionomer cover resists scuffs and cuts, so it lasts several rounds.
4. Value for money: Priced well below premium urethane balls, it's easy to use for practice and casual rounds.

Cons

1. Weak greenside spin/control: As with all distance balls, approach spin and stopping power are limited.
2. Firm feel: If you love the soft feel of a premium urethane ball, this may disappoint.
3. Little information/verification: As a new, minor brand, there is scarce official spec data and few reviews.

Recommended / Not Recommended

Recommended for

• Beginners and mid-handicappers who prioritize distance
• Golfers who lose balls often and value visibility and price
• Players who want a colored ball for overcast days, winter, or rough-heavy courses

Not recommended for

• Better players who value greenside spin and control
• Those who prefer the soft feel of a premium urethane ball

Verdict

The Diawings Distance Plus is a colored distance ball focused on distance, visibility, and value. Compared with a premium urethane ball like the Pro V1 on spin and control it falls short, but that was never this ball's purpose. Send it far, see it easily, use it without worry — at that job, it delivers. It's a practical pick for golfers who want a fun, low-stress round rather than tight scoring, and for anyone who needs visibility in winter or on overcast days.

Overall rating: ★★★☆☆ (3.5 / 5) — satisfying on distance, visibility, and value; factor in the greenside control.

This review combines my personal hands-on experience at the driving range with the general characteristics of this ball type. The specs are not official manufacturer figures, and feel/performance vary by player, so please treat it as a reference.