Bridgestone Tour B XS

I was given a couple sleeves of these to play and I thought I'd share my experience and ask some questions about this ball and others. This is the Tiger Wood's designed ball that Tiger also tees up on Tour. I would never pay this much for golf balls so it was interesting to tee up balls of this caliber and see what I think.

I teed these up at Sunflower Hills (of GoodGood & GM_Golf fame if you know them) and shot an 82 with about 5-6 lipouts. Not my best outing but MUCH more consistent than I had been. My thoughts:
- Feel off the club was ice. Definitely didn't feel like a rock and jumped off the driver face well. Felt nice off the irons and not hard. If it felt hard I would have noticed as the temps were only in the low 50s and hard balls usually hurt my hands a few times in that weather.

- Iron distance must have been good because I hit the longest 5i and 9i of my life with this ball.

- Workability was good. I dont care for high spin but I know it helps with working the ball. I was able to draw this a good 20 yards around a tall maple with no issues with my 9i. i'm normally the type to just shoot for center of the green but this time I had to try and draw it firm and it did and felt great doing it.

- Spin. They said Tiger designed this ball for extra spin and it shows. I'm not a high spin rate player but both my PW and 9i would backup about 9' to 10' on approach shots and this was with softish greens so the ground was absorbing a LOT of energy and still spun back. Never had a ball backup that much on me before but again I dont play high spin balls typically.

- Driver spin. I never get roll out with my driver but even with softish fairways none of my drives bounced backward with this ball. Usually my drives bounce backward in soft fairways a foot or two. I'd say these rolled out at least 15-20 yards. It was a nice change.

- Durability. I played one ball for 15 holes and never put a scar or scrape on the ball and that includes hitting at least 1 tree limb pretty solid.

All in all these seem like brilliant balls but they are pricey.

This gets to my question. Does anyone know of a ball that would be similar in low driver spin, feel and distance but a bit less spin and at a lower price point? This was the first new ball I've played in over a decade so I literally have no good reference points.