Snyder Speed: Golf Ball Test Data
Here's how the Snyder Speed golf ball performed in our standardized golf ball testing

We tested the Snyder Speed golf ball using our standardized golf ball testing protocol. Here are the average launch monitor results from our test.
All testing was conducted using our published golf ball testing methodology and reflects controlled human testing.
Test Setup Overview
- Launch Monitor: SkyTrak ST Max
- Ball Tested: Snyder Speed
- Testing Method: Human testing within defined swing speed and impact bands
- Shots Recorded: 12 qualifying shots per club (best 8 used for averages)
- Environment: Indoor
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Driver Results
| Ball Speed (MPH) | 136.4 |
| Launch Angle (Deg.) | 13.8 |
| Backspin (RPM) | 2724 |
| Apex (Yds) | 22.0 |
| Carry Distance (Yds) | 217.3 |
| Total Distance (Yds) | 238.0 |
| Offline (Yds) | 15.0 |
| Sidespin (RPM) | 344.0 |
7-Iron Results
| Ball Speed (MPH) | 110.4 |
| Launch Angle (Deg.) | 19.0 |
| Backspin (RPM) | 4749 |
| Apex (Yds) | 24.4 |
| Descent Angle (Deg.) | 42.5 |
| Roll Out (Yds) | 8.8 |
| Total Distance (Yds) | 168.1 |
| Offline (Yds) | 4.7 |
| Sidespin (RPM) | 183.7 |
50-Yard Wedge Results
| Launch Angle (Deg.) | 37.6 |
| Backspin (RPM) | 4238 |
| Apex (Yds) | 11.5 |
| Carry Distance (Yds) | 51.5 |
| Roll Out (Yds) | 3.5 |
| Total Distance (Yds) | 55.0 |
Snyder Speed Performance Notes
Snyder Speed finished last in accuracy out of the 43 balls we tested in 2026. Driver sidespin in our filtered accuracy subset averaged 344 RPM, the highest of any ball in the field. If you’re looking for your ball to improve accuracy off the tee, you can find more effective alternatives.
Where Snyder Speed does perform is stopping power, cracking the top 20% thanks to a steep descent angle and healthy apex with the 7-iron.
Testing Methodology & Disclaimer
These results reflect controlled human testing within strict swing speed and impact quality bands. Individual results will vary. Small numerical differences in data may not translate into noticeable performance differences on the course.