Bridgestone
Manufacturer of the Precept series of golf balls. They also may make some of Nike's balls.
Callaway
Rule 35 - from the one of the world's best marketing departments.
Cobra
No longer making golf balls (the Dista was a Pinnacle anyway).
Maxfli
A good offering of balls - especially the Revolution, and a new A.10 that is targeting the Titleist Pro V1... with a money bacg guarantee.
Nike
Great new site for the new kid in the battle for ball supremacy. Plus Tiger and David Duval use them...
Orlimar
Also pulled out of the ball market...
Srixon
Sumitomo Rubber Industries has made golf balls for other manufacturers to sell for years - now they have their own brand.
Taylor Made
The Innergel - with innovative packaging. You do not really hear them making any noise about a ball product these days.
Titleist
Acushnet. They continue to dominate the high end ball market with the Pro V1 - golf's answer to the Tickle Me Elmo phenomenon... they are hard to find, and price gouging is rampant.
Top Flite
Spalding. The other giant player in "who sells more total golf balls v. who sells more expensive golf balls".
A new Strata, and the new XL 2000 now with a women's and aero models.
Wilson
Who knew you could rebuild a ball business with metal? - The smart core ball.
