FAQs
How do Titleist golf ball models differ from one another?
Every Titleist golf ball model has been designed and engineered to deliver its own unique flight, spin, and feel characteristics to help different golfers play their best.
Every Titleist golf ball model has been designed and engineered to deliver its own unique flight, spin, and feel characteristics to help different golfers play their best.
What are the performance differences between Pro V1 and Pro V1x?
Pro V1 is the greatest combination of speed, spin, and feel engineered for mid-flight trajectory, low long game spin, outstanding iron and wedge spin and a soft feel. Pro V1x is designed to fly higher than Pro V1 with more spin.
Pro V1 is the greatest combination of speed, spin, and feel engineered for mid-flight trajectory, low long game spin, outstanding iron and wedge spin and a soft feel. Pro V1x is designed to fly higher than Pro V1 with more spin.
Which Titleist golf ball offers the most greenside spin?
Pro V1 and Pro V1x both provide very high greenside spin. However, Pro V1x does provide higher spin in the wedge and iron game and will increase your peak height for extra stopping power into the greens.
Pro V1 and Pro V1x both provide very high greenside spin. However, Pro V1x does provide higher spin in the wedge and iron game and will increase your peak height for extra stopping power into the greens.
Which Titleist golf ball delivers the longest distance?
A properly fit Titleist golf ball will always maximize a player’s distance potential. If a tour player showed up on the truck with no equipment, our first step would be to fit this player for a set of irons and wedges. Then we would fit this player for their golf ball. We would finalize the fitting with a driver, because we can optimize the driver and overall distance with any of our golf balls. An example of this is recent tour winner Jake Knapp. Jake plays •Pro V1. He is a high-speed player, with plenty of spin, so his golf ball of choice helps him control spin and optimize distance. When Jake tests Pro V1x, it doesn’t fly as far, his Pro V1 is several yards longer than when he tests Pro V1x. Justin Thomas, on the other hand, plays Pro V1x to help maximize his spin and control. He is the opposite. When he hits Pro V1, it flies a few yards shorter than his Pro V1x. The longest Titleist golf ball is the one that has been fit to a player’s unique swing needs.
A properly fit Titleist golf ball will always maximize a player’s distance potential. If a tour player showed up on the truck with no equipment, our first step would be to fit this player for a set of irons and wedges. Then we would fit this player for their golf ball. We would finalize the fitting with a driver, because we can optimize the driver and overall distance with any of our golf balls. An example of this is recent tour winner Jake Knapp. Jake plays •Pro V1. He is a high-speed player, with plenty of spin, so his golf ball of choice helps him control spin and optimize distance. When Jake tests Pro V1x, it doesn’t fly as far, his Pro V1 is several yards longer than when he tests Pro V1x. Justin Thomas, on the other hand, plays Pro V1x to help maximize his spin and control. He is the opposite. When he hits Pro V1, it flies a few yards shorter than his Pro V1x. The longest Titleist golf ball is the one that has been fit to a player’s unique swing needs.
Which Titleist golf ball offers the softest feel?
TruFeel is the softest Titleist golf ball. But feel is subjective to every golfer.
TruFeel is the softest Titleist golf ball. But feel is subjective to every golfer.
What are golf ball alignment aids and how do they help?
An alignment marking on your golf ball (whether it’s hand-drawn or applied during the manufacturing process) is simply an option to help you aim towards your target whether putting or hitting a drive.
An alignment marking on your golf ball (whether it’s hand-drawn or applied during the manufacturing process) is simply an option to help you aim towards your target whether putting or hitting a drive.
Does swing speed matter when choosing a golf ball?
No. The ball doesn’t know who is hitting it. You’re best picking a ball that performs for you into and around the greens and making any necessary driver adjustment after that.
No. The ball doesn’t know who is hitting it. You’re best picking a ball that performs for you into and around the greens and making any necessary driver adjustment after that.