Titleist Pro V1x Golf Balls (One Dozen)

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The only downside of Titleist balls is their premium pricing. These balls are the most expensive available in the market as of now. That being said, they do last long and maintain their quality and performance. So, the pricing should not affect your decision at large, as the features we discussed earlier have to be duly taken into account. Titleist produces golf balls that are second to none and will do exactly what you need them to do if you just manage to hit them right. No need to worry. In this comprehensive article, we will look at the two advanced and most successful golf balls Titleist has ever produced. Birdies on Nos. 17 and 18 saw Yang put the finishing touches on her fourth sub-68 round of the week and a three-shot margin of victory.

The Pro V1 golf ball has Urethane thermoset technology which is responsible for the soft feel of the ball against the surface of the club. It has three-piece construction that has a solid rubber core, wrapped with liquid rubber and synthetic plastic covering. This kind of layering provides superb control over the greens to the golfers. Both golf balls deliver the best scoring performance in the game for all golfers. Pro V1 Technology This version has 328 tetrahedral dimple designs, and the fewer dimples make the launch angle less steep. The Titleist Pro V1X uses ZG process dual-core technology, which results in better velocity and longer driving distances than its counterpart. The Pro V1X launches higher and descends steeper. The Pro V1 also comes with the signature Stop and Drop technology. Pros and ConsBut some players claim that the distance covered by both the balls is more or less the same from the tee. But among other tour-caliber options, Titleist’s Pro V1X has more distance coverage. The launch angle of X is roughly 0.3 degrees higher than the Pro V1. Compression Jamie just preferred the slightly higher peak flight with the ProV1x. Nevertheless, he couldn’t believe the penetrating flight he got from the the Pro V1 from the tee. Again, both had extremely good dispersion. Conclusion Amy Yang rolled in her Pro V1xfor birdie on the 72nd hole Sunday to card a final-nine 31 and complete a three-shot victory at the LPGA’s season finale. Over the three measured rounds on the Seaside Course, Aberg led the field in both Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (8.89) and Strokes Gained: Off the Tee (4.884).

The Titleist golf ball is the best golf ball there is. I’ve used it for a very long time, it’s something I trust and it’s something that I really enjoy using.” Both balls had great dispersion throughout the test and it was hard to choose between them. However, again from a feel perspective, Pro V1x was his preferred choice. There were small differences between the two balls. The spin rate of Titleist Pro V1X leads to a higher flight with more spin, and it works better with the wind due to firm construction. The higher spin rate makes a longer carry. Despite the higher flight and steep drop, the overall performance is not lost. In absolute control of his Pro V1xgolf ball, Ludvig Abergplayed his final 36 holes at Sea Island Golf Club in 18 under par, capturing his first PGA TOUR title with a pair of 61’s over the weekend on the Seaside Course.Many professionals prefer their golf balls with a higher degree of compression since for them control is more important than distance and spin is the key. The Pro V1 and Pro V1X both provide excellent distance. However, there are still some differences that need to be taken into account for the sake of comparison. Titleist has upgraded, or shall we say swapped features, between the two versions in 2015, 2017, and recently in 2019. This comparison is based upon the latest versions available for Titleist Pro V1 vs. Pro V1X and takes the improved features into account as well. They were among 78 percent (122) of players who teed up a Pro V1or Pro V1xmodel this week in Georgia, more than nine times the nearest competitor with 13 (8%). The Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1X balls provide maximum performance capacity to the players. Both the balls have unique features that directly impact their performance in golf fields.