Ambivalent AGX1

Name: Ambivalent AGX1
Brand: Ambivalent Golf
Price: 33.95 AUD
Availability: InStock

Our 2‑piece ball has a high‑compression core built for proper nuked drives and a tough Surlyn cover that can survive trees, cart paths, and your ‘I swear this never happens on the range’ swing. Long‑lasting, consistent performance — even if your swing isn’t.

$33.95

2-Piece Design

Simple, effective design for distance and durability.

High-Compression Core

Maximises energy transfer for powerful drives.

Surlyn Cover

Cut-resistant and built to last through tough conditions.

Consistent Flight Path

Engineered for stable and predictable trajectory.

2-Piece Design

Simple, effective design for distance and durability.

High-Compression Core

Maximizes energy transfer for powerful drives.

Surlyn Cover

Cut-resistant and built to last through tough conditions.

Consistent Flight Path

Engineered for stable and predictable trajectory.

Product Description

2-piece Surlyn ball gives you long, straight shots off the tee and the kind of toughness that can handle a few cart paths. The solid core packs the power, while the Surlyn cover keeps things cut-resistant and reliable.

Product Material

Durable Surlyn® ionomer

Who’s It For?

Perfect for golfers wanting explosive distance, straighter shots, and unbeatable value This 2-piece ball features a tough Surlyn cover for long-lasting durability and a forgiving core that helps you find more fairways—even on off-center hits. Ideal for beginners, high to mid handicappers, and value-conscious players ready to take their game (and their savings) further with every swing.

FROM TEE TO TOWEL

Essentials to elevate every part of your round.

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Accessory size

Medium/Large

Left Hand

Hardwood Tees (50 Pack)

$11.95

Size

42mm

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Ambivalent Golf Towel

$35.00

Vector Ball Marker

$9.95

WHAT THE CLUB’S SAYING

I have used the AGX1 ball now for a while now and very impressed! My distances are a little longer, it feels nice to chip and putt with, I highly recommend you give these balls ago. My handicap is 12 and had some of my best rounds with this ball!

I’ve been impressed with the AGXI 2-piece ball. Off the tee it’s long and stable, with a firm feel that rewards a confident swing. The real standout is durability -after a few questionable lies involving trees and paths, the cover still looked good. The high-compression core really jumps when you catch it, and the Surlyn cover shrugs off tree hits and cart paths better than most balls I’ve played. Consistent flight and great value - especially if your swing isn’t perfect every time.

As a high-handicap player, I’ve been thoroughly impressed with the AGX1 ball. It performs exceptionally well from tee to green, delivering a solid feel off the driver and irons while still offering impressive distance compared to more expensive alternatives. The ball flies straight and consistently, making it easier to trust on full swings. Around the greens it rolls nicely on putts and provides good control for chips and short shots in. The cover holds up well, the alignment markings are actually helpful, and the unique design — with an angry face on one side and a happy face on the other — adds a fun and quirky touch.

I started using the AGX1 ball recently and I am pretty impressed with it. I’m a 13 handicap, and I’m getting excellent comparable distance and flight with my driver and irons, and it’s rolling true with putts. The cover is also showing extreme durability, as well as giving me a great feel when striking the ball. I use the wording “Ambivalent” to line up the putt, and the “Keep it in play” to align the tee shots. The dual face keeps me grounded, knowing the next good shot is not far away!

Overall, I feel it’s a great all round golf ball and really good value for money.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Whether you're curious about ball performance, materials, or how we stack up to the big brands, we’re here to help. Browse our most common questions below to learn more about what makes Ambivalent Golf the smarter choice—on and off the course.

What’s the difference between your 2-piece and 3-piece golf balls?

2-piece ball has a large solid core and a durable outer cover. This design makes it long off the tee, straighter on mishits, and more affordable. It’s built for distance and durability.

3-piece ball has a solid core, an additional mantle (middle) layer, and a soft cover. The extra layer gives golfers more spin and control—especially on approach shots and around the green—while still delivering good distance. So far our testing shows these ball rip on the green!