There's more discussions about grass varieties in club board rooms than dorm rooms these days......On any project, we discuss what grass to use until we are blue in the face. In the end, the salesmen will tell you how different they are, but most members won't recall in a year what you put down, and in most cases, the results will be nearly the same. Its not like there is one clear cut winner with all there is to choose from.
As mentioned, 007 has tested well, but I wouldn't rely on NTEP trials as much as other supers with experience with grass in your area. We looked at it and others hard for a course near Topeka, KS which is in the same general climate (that said, if we had been 50 miles north we would have made a completely different choice) We ended up using it in the fw blend, but not on the greens because we had three regionally respected supers recommend L93-LS44. Can't beat that kind of consistency!
Maybe its the consultant in me, but its just hard to recommend newer varieties, having been burned by a few of them over the years. Of all the new ones that come out, not many are like the A1-A4 combo mentioned above that are still favorites 15 or so years later. While others may test out for better disease resistance, and that is a factor, those are just tests.
Again, I would go with one proven in your particular area at a club with similiar maintenancs aspirations (for example the L93 combo we used is considered a mid maintenance, mid performance grass, vs the A and G varieities, which are said to be a bit harder to maintain, but better in color, grain, etc.)