Titleist Pro V1 golf balls are softer than the Pro V1x and have a higher launch angle, lower iron spin, and higher short-game spin.

Compared to the Pro V1, the Titleist Pro V 1x has a higher launch angle, harder feel, more spin on long shots, and even more spin in the short game and around the green.

TITLEIST PRO V1 BALL PROS

The Titleist Pro V1 has a higher launch angle, a softer feel, more spin on the greens, and a lower spin in the long game.

If you're trying to decide whether or not the Pro V1 is the best golf ball for you, your responses to the following questions should assist.

⦁ Do your drives and long approaches suffer from too much spin or height?

⦁ Do you like a golf ball with a soft feel?

⦁ Is the wind a problem for you often? Because of its penetrating flight path, the Pro V1 may be useful.

⦁ Do you think your game may benefit from adding spin to your short irons and approach shots?

⦁ The decreased spin rate of the Pro V1 on short irons and shots around the greens may mainly assist you if you're steep with your wedges or produce a lot of backspin and are exhausted of hitting greens and spinning off of them.

Titleist Pro V1 golf balls are recommended if you answered yes to any of the above questions.

THE PRO V1X TITLEIST BALL'S "PROS"

The Pro V1x will feature a steeper angle of ascent, a higher trajectory, and longer flying times.

Depending on your accuracy with longer clubs, these considerations might result in either more distance or increased risk.

The Pro V1x has greater overall spin and more iron spin than the Pro V1 and has a somewhat harder feel due to its 4-piece design. The Pro V1x might be a great choice if you prefer to hit the ball high and often.

The greater spin rate of the Pro V1x on short irons and shots around the greens may greatly benefit you if you don't generate a lot of backspin or if you feel that a bit more stopping power on the greens will help you shoot lower scores.