TaylorMade Project (a) TM18 Golf Balls 1 Dozen
- Dual distance core, larger and softer
- 2 layer core construction
- One dozen per the title
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A dozen TaylorMade Project (a) balls from the TM18 line with a larger, softer two layer core. The listing gives no cover, compression or swing speed details.
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ASIN: B079P4JX27Category: Golf Balls
Overview
Not a plain single-core ball, the TM18 Project (a) lists a dual distance core, described as a larger and softer two layer core. It is sold as a dozen, and that core is the only construction detail given.
The core is the whole story on this page, and it is aimed at distance. The cover material, spin and compression are absent, so a player who selects balls by those numbers has little to go on.
Who it's for
Players who want a distance-oriented ball from the Project (a) line, and who accept limited details, can use this listing. Golfers who select a ball by cover material or spin should look at a more detailed listing.
Pros and cons
- Larger, softer core
- Two layer core
- Sold by the dozen
- Part of the TM18 line
- Cover material not given
- Swing speed guidance absent
Performance notes
A larger, softer core is meant to boost distance, and the extra layer shapes how energy transfers at impact. Without cover or compression data, how the ball behaves around the green cannot be judged.
Specifications
| Brand | TaylorMade |
|---|---|
| Unit Count | One dozen |
| Core | Dual distance core: larger and softer 2 layer core |
Frequently asked questions
What is in the TaylorMade TM18 Project (a) pack?
A dozen golf balls, per the title. No other contents are listed.
What is the dual distance core?
The listing describes it as a larger and softer 2 layer core.
Is this the same as other Project (a) balls?
The listing only identifies it as the TM18 version. It does not compare it to other versions.