Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)I received a dozen Titleist Pro V1 balls 7 years ago when I won a long drive contest....I tried them out and I've been with the Pro V1 ever since. The ball has obviously evolved a little bit in the last 7 years, but it keeps getting better and better each time. Since the introduction of the Pro V1x, I have used the two interchangeably and love both.
The Pro V1x is extremely long off the tee, has very soft feel, and can really bite on the green. Your basic Top Flite or Pinnacle golf ball is built to go straight and far.....and that's it.With that combination, you lose the ability to control the ball on your approach and around the green as balls will often roll off the back - not the case with the Pro V1x. It gives you excellent control around the greens and the feel is indescribable. This is a great ball for anyone who can put together a solid round!
Compared with the Pro V1, the Pro V1x is a bit longer but does not feel quite as soft around the greens.
The only downside to the Pro V1x is the pricetag - but the it's worth it to me. If you are the type that puts a lot of balls in the woods or in the drink, it might not be the best ball for you. A cheaper Titleist ball that performs well is the Titleist NXT. I also received a sleeve of Callaway Big Bertha balls in the mail as part of a promotional deal...I tried them out and liked them as well. I hope this helps. Please comment if you have any questions.
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Product Description:
The Titleist Pro V1 represents the coalescence of three of Titleist's industry leading technologies: large solid core, multi-component construction, and high performance Urethane Elastomer cover technology. Fast initial velocity, lower spin and high launch combine to produce a flatter, less arcing ascent and straight ball flight for exceptional driver and long iron distance. The trajectory profile of the New Titleist Pro V1 generates a steep angle of descent into the green and provides Drop-and-Stop performance on approach shots.Designed to boost distance even more, the Pro V1x retains many of the same features of the Pro V1--including the staggered wave parting line, A.I.M. side stamp, and Stop-and-Drop control system--but offers a 332-dimple design for added length, along with a soft-center 1.55-inch dual core design that produces less spin off the driver and long irons. This makes the Titleist Pro V1x particularly valuable for the game's hardest hitters, as it's longer off the tee than the Pro V1. Golfers who want a softer feel should opt for the Pro V1 instead.
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