Enhance Your Golf Game with Titleist Pro V1x Golf Balls Review

I thought I would buy these because the proV1x is said to be more reliable but I'm not sure if that's the case as I've been playing with it for a while. I usually get a few rounds or more per ball before scrapping it or losing it. I haven't gotten a full round with either ball due to fraying of the grooves and what I call ball bumps from the cap coming off after a shot. The balls are still decent as long as they last but 3 stars only because I would say they have poor durability.

This is why these are the best balls on the planet, I actually have the Pro V1 and have had it in my bag for 3 months. The only reason I chose these balls is because I've been playing Taylormade Project A for over 2 years and they discontinued them! I'm looking for 2 things: how soft they feel on my driver and cleats and how they sound on my stick! The Pro V easily meets my requirements as a game ball. The only downside is the high price, 30 vs 45. Luckily I lose fewer sleeves per turn.

Have played prov1xs all my life. I then let a friend convince me of the dtc display. I won't name names here, but friends don't let friends buy dtc balls. Cheaper? apparently. But no better. I've tried all the usual ones. NEVER AGAIN. If the offer is "just as good but half the price," you're being lied to. If you believe that, you're lying to yourself. It always is. The cheaper inferior ball is in no way an upgrade. The big ones do them too and I don't play them for some reason. I'm a spinning…