Cut Grey Golf ball compression, specs & review

A three-piece urethane-covered (soft, grippy cover) ball with 80 compression built to keep full-swing spin down for distance while the cover grips around the green, at under half the price of a Pro V1; ideal for moderate swing speeds.

Who It’s For

The Cut Grey is built for moderate swing speeds (roughly 90–105 mph). It suits golfers who prioritize mid handicap, moderate swing speed, recreational, great value. In the Cut lineup, the Grey sits firmer than the Cut Red and softer than the Cut Blue.

Feel

At 80 compression the Grey sits in the middle of the Cut range, softer than the Blue and firmer than the Red, and the urethane cover keeps chips and putts from feeling clicky.

Spin Profile

We rate the Grey high-spin for its urethane cover around the green, though Cut says the core and mantle are built to keep full-swing spin down for distance. It was not in MyGolfSpy’s 2026 robot test, so there is no independent driver-spin number to quote for it. Around the green you get a real urethane cover for $24.95 a dozen, less than half the $57.99 of a Titleist Pro V1.

Trajectory & Construction

We rate the Grey mid-trajectory, so expect a normal flight window rather than a high floater or a low bullet. The three-piece build puts a single mantle between the core and the urethane cover, the same layout the big-brand tour balls it is compared to use. Performs well in cooler temperatures.

Price & Value

At $24.95 per dozen (direct-to-consumer, no retail markup), the Grey delivers premium materials at a meaningful discount to the big brands.

Buy it if

• You swing in the moderate range and want a urethane ball without paying tour-ball prices for it.
• You want wedge shots that check up, and you accept that a urethane cover scuffs faster than ionomer.
• You play spring and fall rounds where a mid-compression ball keeps its feel better than a firm one.

Skip it if

• You want a firm, clicky strike; Cut calls the Grey its softer-compression three-piece ball.

Similar Balls

• Titleist Pro V1 — 92 compression, high-spin, $58
• Titleist AVX — 81 compression, low-spin, $50

Source: MyGolfSpy compression research and 2026 ball test.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the compression of the Cut Grey golf ball?

The Cut Grey has a compression of about 80, which puts it in the mid-compression range. For the Grey that means a middle-of-the-road feel, with more click than Cut’s own Red. It is one of several specs the BallCaddie fitting quiz weighs against your swing speed, usual miss, feel preference and budget.

Who should play the Cut Grey?

The Cut Grey is built for moderate swing speeds (roughly 90–105 mph). It suits golfers who prioritize mid handicap, moderate swing speed, recreational, great value.

What swing speed is the Cut Grey designed for?

Cut pitches it at moderate swing speeds, but nothing stops a slower swinger from playing it. Pick it because you want urethane spin around the green at a low price, not because of a speed chart.

Does the Cut Grey have high greenside spin?

It should. Urethane is the cover material tour balls use for wedge grip, and Cut labels the Grey its high-spin model. It was not in the 2026 robot test, so there is no measured number to confirm it.

Is the Cut Grey good in cold weather?

Yes. At 80 compression it is not a firm ball to begin with, so it does not turn into a rock when the air cools the way a firm tour ball can.

How much does the Cut Grey cost?

MSRP is $24.95 per dozen.