TITLEIST Pro V1x Left Dash Golf Balls

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Today, Pro V1x Left Dash is an official addition to our premium golf ball line-up, offering golfers even more performance options among our top-tier products that feature Titleist's multi-layer construction and cast urethane cover technologies. 3. Is Pro V1 x Left Dashthe Right Ball for Your Game? Titleist Pro V1x and Pro V1x Left dash are both marked at a premium price as these are used for professional and practice matches. Although, the prices are almost head-to-head. Tom says: "Velocity is a preference ball in terms of feel. There are loads of different colour options when it comes to Velocity, but for me, the USP with Velocity is a higher ball flight.

According to Titleist, the company designed a new “high gradient core” to achieve lower spin and faster speeds. The cores of both golf balls are now built to be firmer on the outer portions, getting progressively softer as the core reaches the exact center of the golf ball. The Pro V1x golf ball, specifically, saw its inner core increase by 44 percent – the larger soft area of the core works in concert with the high-gradient design to lower spin and enhance stability as the ball flies through the air. During the official retail announcement today, January 18, Titleist confirmed exactly how the company went about making those desired improvements. Of the three performance golf balls the AVX offers the lowest flight, lowest spin, and a soft feel.

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I think you missed the point. It’s not that the ball is being permanently deformed by the cutter it’s that balls cut differently depending on the pliability of the core material. Some (TaylorMade, Callaway) cut smoothly others (Titleist, Foremost 4-piece balls), will fracture and chunk sometimes significantly. Layers aren’t being shifted, but the result of the cut can fool perceptions. Pro V1x’s swing speed is a few steps ahead of the left-dash version. Ball speed is essential for Golf games. For those that don’t know, the left dash is a “tour” only ball that you won’t find at your typical golf store on the shelf. At least not here. The main difference between the two is that Pro V1x Left Dash is made for a higher launch with a low spin, while Pro V1x is for a high spin. Both are made for a good distance, but the spinning rate is different. Whereas the standard Pro V1 was made for mid-launch and mid-spin.

Overall, this is clearly a great performing all-around golf ball. It performs exceptionally well across all categories. Personally, it felt too hard for me around the greens, but Titleist do produce some other great options in the Pro V1 and Pro V1x, so if, despite its really solid testing scores, it still isn’t quite right, you can still get the same performance out of a different Titleist. Pro V1x is the winner because its swing speed is 105 MPH compared to 100 or 102 MPH of the Pro V1x left dash. I know we arent going to get close to robotic performance, but if you take any iron at a given ball speed, what would dropping say 300-500rpm of spin off the shot do to the peak height, distance, descent angle etc? Due to the increasing demand for low-spinning Golf balls, Titleist introduced the Pro V1x left dash in recent years. Fordie Pitts, Titleist’s Tour Consultant for Golf Ball R&D, confirmed at the Shriners that Titleist’s goal with the new Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls was to make them “a little bit longer,” by reducing spin on high speed full shots. To avoid a tradeoff on short game performance, though, Pitts and team sought to keep the short game performance the same within 100 yards.

Titleist classifies the Pro V1x as high-launch and high-spin. Keep in mind, this is relative to the rest of Titleist’s premium “Tour” offerings so while greenside spin should be ample, the Pro V1x isn’t likely to be one of the spinniest balls on the market off the driver and irons. Before Left Dash hit the market, the standard “X” was the longest ball in the Titleist lineup and should still more than hold its own off the tee. Titleist Pro V1x – Compression The True Price will always be equal to or greater than the retail price. The greater the difference between the retail price and the True Price, the more you should be concerned about the quality of the ball. Consistency for compression, weight, and diameter measurements each quality as good. The Pro V1x Left Dash is currently the only ball in our database that achieves a good rating across the board. The Bad Most professional players want high launch and high spin to reach further. And Pro V1x gives these benefits. Here are some other pros and also a few cons of Pro V1x. Overview Of Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash Golf Ball