I put the Titleist Pro V1 head-to-head with a ball you can get for £17 per dozen…
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can you please work on the volume control. the music is way to loud..
Vice balls are half the price when you buy 5 dozen and they play as good as ProV
Acushnet will have you in court quicker than Costco (Kirkland), LOL.
I’m glad I play in AZ. I loose 1 or 2 per round in the desert and when I actually go after one I come out with 8 extra and most are ProV’s and Callaways. I haven’t bought a gold ball in 3 years!
Also try the fg tour ball, really nice feel and even the dx3 urethane
Just seen bulk deal on these Nike’s (is 300 though !!) which combined with a discount voucher meant just over £300 at golfonline.co.uk or £12 per dozen. Bought them for my lad who plays almost every day of the week, keep him quiet for a year if I am lucky.
Good test, useful info thanks. Subed.
You will find fuck all difference from all the good ball manufacturers premium balls. Most of it is personal preference and price.
There are only two producers of golf balls? BF Goodrich and Goodyear? I think that’s right, Remember when Goodyear use to make golf equipment? Yeah. The good ol days. Its all the same.
What Nike ball is the same as the Pro V1 x ? Love the videos, I sub’d after watching just one of them. keep up the good work.
I never generate the swing speed to get the best out of Pro V ones, last year used Bridgestone 330’s I got them under £20. This year I’ve gone for Callaway Chrome Softs and Super Softs for Summer mainly because I won three boxes! Thanks for the heads up on the Nike’s!
Jason day never played Nike he just wears the clothes
After using prov1s/xs I played the Nike blacks for years and also tried the platinums. The biggest difference I found was how the balls performed in the wind. The Nike balls were not nearly as stable in shitty conditions w the platinums being nearly unplayable. And I noticed as I started hitting the ball over 300 yrds/190yd 7i, again, the flight just wasn’t as strong or consistent as the pro v1.
Not sure the difference is as small as suggested. The spin numbers are quite significantly different. Nike is more durable and harder cover so less spin = cheaper ball. The pros generally want the softer higher spin balls. Eg. Old Balata wound balls which went a club shorter but were a lot more expensive and cover was very soft.
I can’t speak on v1/xs however I can say that different brands absolutely have a different feel. For example it could be in my head, but I can’t play Nike balls, they’re spinny and I just don’t hit them confidently.
Other brands feel like you’re hitting a rock and have NO spin around the greens, others feel like they don’t compress at all and my driver swing is 118-121mph.
Good video but what is that bloody awful music…….??
No talk of Vice Golf (Vice Pro and Pro+) in the comments. Best ball I’ve found to compete with the ProV1x for half the price. Check it out
Have you got a twin Brother? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWFYq39HqnQ
You want professional quality ball mid price range, try TM Project (a). Excellent balls.
“Music” is awful.
there is a reason the prov s are more expensive….better ball by a mile
Good video… do you make music you self? pretty nice music you have videos… =)
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I’ve heard that pretty much every Pro plays a Pro V1/1x but they just have different logos printed on them depending on the sponsor. Don’t know how true that is but heard it from a mate who knows a guy off the European Tour
Jason day didn’t use them he only wears Nike apparel
TaylorGang all the way.
What are your thoughts on second hand balls. I generally get 5 dozen Prov’s for $75. And they are barely scuffed.
Haha some dick complained about the music. Good comparison test mate.