Titleist Pro V1x - Golf Balls

Ive been playing PROV since it first came out. than I used PROV1X when it came out. dont get me wrong this is a really good ball and all, good distance,good feel, nice playability, but I recently recieved some NXT Tour balls as a gift..there is very little difference...so if ya wanna pay for it just because the pro's use it go ahead, if you want the same quality for $20 cheaper, try the NXT Tour ball

After seeing every major golfer playing this ball curiosity got the best of me. I played it in conjunction with a Titleist NXT ball, and to be honest, I couldn't tell a difference between the two balls. They both give you backspin on the greens from low iron shots. Play it if you want, but it's really a waste of money in my opinion when you get the same feel and reaction from an NXT.

i hit these around the green, nice spin, only problem i had with this ball was i shanked one with a sand wedge from 40 yards and lost it in the rough.

I LOVE THE WAY THESE BALLS STOP.

Hey golfers, $45 for 12 balls, at our level you have got to be kidding. This ball is a dream for the manufacturer, selling @ over $3.50 each, the balls still sink like a lead weight ! not much difference than the $20 & $25 balls. Oh well the shareholders of Titlest are going to love you!

This ball is long and has the touch around the greens necessary for lowering your scores. It pops and stops perfectly whether you hit your approach or blasting out of the sand. I love this ball. And the fact that most of the PGA Pros use it further appeals to me.

I have used this ball since it came out. I used the normal Pro V1 before that. I decided to switch to this ball for the less spin and soft feel. I got both. It is great ball that still has a good amount of spin and it feels great. The only set back is that once I use a ball for 9 holes it has significant cover damage include cuts and scuffs from my wedges and short irons, but I still use it because it is such a great ball.

I found Pro V1x golf balls give very good performance in dry and hot weather conditions which I normally encounter on courses close by. Some of the greens were not sand based but predominantly clay based but on approach shots of 60 - 80 yards with a wedge, the ball showed true performance and surprisingly very good back spin, given the low quality of greens.

Golf balls just keep getting better, but it is hard to see how this ball can be improved. The low spin rate gives greater distance with the driver, but it will still spin enough with short irons to stop it on the greens. If you have a low launch angle, the ProV1 would probably give enough more spin to carry farther, but for the low handicapper there is no equal.