"Both Pro V1 and Pro V1x utilize our proprietary cast urethane cover material, but we designed Pro V1x to provide a slightly firmer feel than Pro V1, which many players prefer. While feel doesn't affect performance, many players prioritize feel and it can often serve as a tie-breaker in choosing which ball to play."

veneer In the fall of 2000, Titleist officially introduced the ball and forty-seven players leaped at the opportunity to put it in play. They called the ball “ProV1;” the “Pro” stands for “professional,” the “V” stands for “veneer,” and the numeral 1 signifies its standing as the first of its kind.

Control. Both balls are good around the green and provide similar levels of spin on chips, but the TP5 feels a little firmer. On longer shots the extra spin from the TP5 should mean that iron approaches would give a little more control when the land on the green.

Originally developed for the PGA Tour as a Titleist Customized Performance Option, Pro V1 Left Dot delivers a different combination of performance characteristics than Pro V1 and Pro V1x and allows players to fine tune their flight, feel and spin.

On the heels of its record-setting success, a second model – the Pro V1x – was introduced three years later in 2003. Today, roughly two-thirds of all TOUR pros tee up a Pro V1 or Pro V1x. Jordan Spieth won The Masters with Pro V1x while Rickie Fowler, Adam Scott and Henrik Stenson make hay with the Pro V1.

Only golfers with high swing speeds north of 100mph should play the Pro V1X golf ball, as it will allow them to compress the golf ball better. If you had a slower swing speed and played a Pro V1x, you would likely notice the ball spins far less than necessary.

First thing's first: erase from your conscience the thought that one golf ball will go further than the other. They don't; under the same swing conditions both golf balls have been proven to travel nearly the same distance, it's more a matter of how they get there.

One of the big differences between the Pro V1s is the three layer construction, as opposed to the two layer construction that is more typical. Three layer balls offer the forgiveness and ease of play of a two layer model but with the precision needed for more advanced players.

First thing's first: erase from your conscience the thought that one golf ball will go further than the other. They don't; under the same swing conditions both golf balls have been proven to travel nearly the same distance, it's more a matter of how they get there.

TP5x is our lowest spinning, fastest and longest Tour product. To put it simply, if you prioritize wedge spin over distance then TP5 is the ball for you. If you prioritize distance over wedge spin, then TP5x is your choice.

Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash golf balls are designed for players seeking a high flight similar to Pro V1x with dramatically lower full swing spin and firmer feel. Benefits. Extraordinary Distance with Consistent Flight. Lower Full Swing Spin than Pro V1x. Slightly Lower Flight than Pro V1x.

From a flight and spin standpoint, Pro V1x is designed to launch higher and spin more with the iron and wedges than Pro V1. That being said, it still offers lower spin at the top of the set.