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Price: $47.95
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 September 22, 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 Velocity Golf Balls, White, (One Dozen)
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Price: $22.97
Titleist TruFeel Golf Ball, White, (One Dozen)
Ultra Soft Feel Superior Distance Excellent Greenside Control Trusted Quality and Consistency The number on the golf balls have 4 sleeves and 4 numbers for each sleeve (as of September 22, 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 AVX Golf Balls, White, (One Dozen)
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Not sure between the two balls. Probably the Tour Soft. Higher spin in short game. And softer feel. Low enough spin of the longer shots.
I want it all in a cost effective package. I’ve tried pro v’s and the X, chromesoft X and this season (if it stops raining) I’m trying TP5 and the seed balls. Time will tell what I keep
what i take into consideration when deciding what golf ball i like to use is the flight and how it reacts when i hit it. Also i would try that type and brand out to see if it is a reliable ball and if it is that is what i go with. But i like to use a softer ball because i think it is easier to control when i hit them right now i use Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x’s but i have used Titleist NXT Tour Softs and those were also good golf balls that i used but i have seen previews on the new Titleist Tour Softs and i would like to try them out to see if they are the new kind of golf ball that i would be using
please compare the DT Trusoft to the Tour Soft.
Still amazed that Titleist can’t/won’t produce a urethane cover ball to compete with the Chromesoft/Projecta offerings from Callaway/TM. They ask you to pay the same price point for a ball that doesn’t feel as soft and doesn’t have the spin control. I don’t get get it. Why would I pay the better part of £50 per dozen for the Pro V/x when I can pay £35 for a rival ball that does the same job?
HATE the rock-like Velocity. DT TruSoft is a good ball for the money…
Can someone explain, with the Foresight launch monitors, the difference between “carry” and “range”? Thx.
HATE the rock-like Velocity. DT TruSoft is a good ball for the money…
For me it is the feel in putting which lets me choose golfballs.
This is too little to late from titeist! Chromesoft and project a have beaten them to the punch and personally i feel both are better than these titleist! I currently play tm project a at £28 per dozen.
Love the thoroughness and presentation of your videos, keep up the good work!
Release day?
I bought some tour Soft the other day an went out an gave them a go,, loved em, I shot a 77 (par 70) and my handicap is 15 Needless to say this is my new golf ball of choice
Okay. I want a ball that feels soft on all shots. Low spin on longer shots for straighter flights. And only enough spin only to shorten the roll out.