NEW TITLEIST PRO V1 & PRO V1X GOLF BALL TEST
PGA GOLF PRO RICK SHIELS puts the new TITLEIST PRO V1 & PRO V1X GOLF BALL through a vigorous testing process. Taking them from the green all the way back to hitting full drivers. Rick also carries out a durability test with the golf balls
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Titleist Pro V1 Golf Balls, White, Standard Play Numbers (1-4), One Dozen
Extraordinary Distance with Consistent Flight Very Low Long Game Spin and Penetrating Trajectory Drop-and-Stop Short Game Control Very Soft Feel material type: Urethane (as of November 28, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
Price: $39.95
Titleist Pro V1x Golf Balls, White, Standard Play Numbers (1-4), One Dozen
Extraordinary distance with consistent flight Very low long game spin and penetrating trajectory Drop-and-stop short game control The Package Weight Of The Product Is 36 Pounds (as of November 28, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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Titleist Performance Snood Neck Warmer, Black/Grey, One Size Fits All
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Price: $39.95
looks like the TP5 out performs the Pro V 1 by miles!
Rick Thank you thats was great loved the box throwing bit (what was the Spin on the Box LoL). At the end of all the testing of Balls can you compare all data ie Titleist/Srixon/Bridgestone/Taylormade and so on as i am going for a new ball .
Great comprehensive test rick, well done
I pick a ball based on how much I dont care if I lose it
could you compare the Callaway Chrome vs TP5x/TP5
Any chance on a srixon z star/XV review?
5:43 with just 5 shots (down to 3) i dont think that is scientific enough to make conclusions. You should do, I would say, 10 hits and then eliminate any mishits. To be scientific you need to eliminate as many variables as possible and with just 3 shots on each its likely that other variables caused the differences (such as swing power, launch angle, etc).
How much carry distance difference between a prov1 vs a hard or long distance ball? Like a Callaway superlong 55
Rick, I really like the golf ball comparison and it got me to try new balls. can you do a comparison with Bridgestone B330 tour. I also think it would to compare companies.
Got to admire the depth Rick has done into. But I am willing to bet that for the vast majority of amateurs they will see no real life difference between all the top end balls. Just buy the cheapest one.. 😉
gee maybe the higher dynamic loft on the seven iron shot made the pro v 1 go higher.
I swear you can feel a ball on a driver. For the longest time when I started playing I gamed top flite. After a few months I bought some new ball Nike came out with. The first time I hit it it felt like the ball was a piece of play dough in comparison to my usual ball. I couldn’t believe the difference. I know I must have found different balls here and there and hit them, but for sure between those two balls there was an enormous difference.
Why do you say testing with a driver is not as important when comparing balls? Surely there is a need to investigate ‘exceptional distance’ claims by manufacturers. Do you not find much difference in how far the ball carries and rolls out between models/brands with same launch conditions?
can you do a bridgestone test
50 fps is so freaking good on a 144hz monitor… YESSSSSSSS
Did anyone see the roller coaster in the background
Very good review
Did you say new Ping eye 2 7 iron? around the 6:26 mark.
THANK YOU FOR DOING Tp5
Thanks Rick. Very thorough. Some differences as you mentioned but virtually no difference in performance. ie carry distance and total difference. Thanks. Looking forward tot he tp5.
Well done on the video editing
Great review as always Rick 🙂 Is Vice Pro and Vice Pro Soft among the 22 balls you’ve tested? Would be interesting to hear your view on those. Thanks.
How do these balls compare into and down wind? as I hear Rory has gone with the Taylormade because its better in the wind.
loved the video – waiting for tp5x review and bridgestone 330 reviews 🙂
I currently play Tour Preferred x and they say it is a long ball with low flight and high spin (due to thick urethane cover)
whilst all of that is true.. how is it now the tp5x is meant to have “best spin” with now one of the thinnest Urethane covers EVER ive seen on a golf ball. it doesn’t make sence. i understand the science, however im more concerned with not having my ball stopping for clubs that 7-pw where you take a full swing on a par3 but want that stopping power of spin since the ball is mean to have spin taken off.
also on this review is it possible that yur flight heights could be due to each time you have 1-2° extra dynamic loft on pro V1 causing the 1-2° launch/peak height differences. it would make sence, considering Pro V1 2017 is advertised to be lower flighted thab pro v1x and you got opposite results?
Thanks Rick