🏌️ Unleash Your Golfing Potential with Titleist Pro V1 Golf Balls Review

A Christmas present for my retired father who loves golf. I got him Pro-V probably 9 out of 10 last Christmas. I don't know why I pack it because he immediately understands what it is and is always happy about it. My father can only recommend it!

The box I received was scratched. Someone had previously taped the bag shut and one of the balls inside was worn as if it had been played before. It looks like it was a return that nobody bothered to check the condition. Very disappointed, it was supposed to be a gift.

Described as New with "High Play Count". It should be white with the numbers 5, 6, 7 or 8 on the four sleeves of the balls in the case. They weren't. In fact, the bullets looked like they had been replaced and each box was sealed with duct tape. Balloons delivered were pink all with number 1 only. Wrong numbers, wrong colour, repackaged. Buyer Warning.

Pros: - The balls I received are genuine Titleist Pro V1 golf balls in the original packaging so I got what I paid for. - The Pro V1 itself is the best ball on the market. Market from the end of 2019. I knew that before I bought it. The price I paid is what I expected for a tour quality ball. Cons: Tour quality balls like the Pro V1 are expensive, so losing one will annoy you.

I have played the Chrome Soft golf ball for several years and I firmly believe that this is a premium golf ball. I play handicaps 4 and 6 on two courses at my club, I'm not a golf ball guru but I know enough to notice the ball's flight and spin. Anyway, I avoided the Ball Pro V1 forever because . I didn't want to like it and then I had to pay the price for this golf ball. Well, I caught a Pro V1 ball that costs "less than" Chrome Soft, so I bought a dozen. A NOTICE. I think Callaway missed the…

The ProV1 is easily the #1 golf ball on the planet. And not for nothing. People see so many pros getting paid $100,000 to $1 million a season for playing with the ball so they buy them believing the ball will help their game. (Secret: it's not a ball). But it's also a very, very good golf ball. But is it worth nearly $50 a dozen? I'm not sure. I have 4 handicaps and have been playing for 25 years. I've played everything from those balls to $20 Wilson for a dozen checkers. And I found that the…