Titleist Pro V1 Golf Balls

Mastering The Course

February 12th, 2010 by admin

Longer driving distances than the previous model
Improved cover durability, and scoring performance
New for 2009

Product Description
The Titleist Pro V1 golf ball is designed for serious golfers of all levels that demand Tour-validated technology and performance. The ball offers such essential features as a soft and resilient core that improves your feel and distance, a resilient Ionomer casing layer, and a high-performance Urethane Elastomer cover. The technologies combine to produce low spin off your driver or irons, while maintaining soft compression for outstanding feel when approaching the g... More >>

Titleist Pro V1 Golf Balls

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5 Responses

OLIVIA writes:
February 12th, 20104:06 amat

I purchased this product from this site without realizing how much more I was actually paying. I received the golf balls with the price tag of $45 still on the box. I paid over $62 plus shipping! Do yourself a favor and purchase them somewhere else! My husband LOVED this gift, so I didn’t have the heart to send them back. Apparently, they are worth the price…just not $20 over!
Rating: 2 / 5
T. Kiser writes:
February 12th, 20106:15 amat

Well, simply put… now that they can’t use stolen technology. It’s an inferior golf ball. Exactly why the are loosing pros.
Rating: 1 / 5
Mr. Carl A. Rogel writes:
February 12th, 20108:05 amat

Not as good as last years Pro V’s but I still like them better than anything else.
Rating: 4 / 5
Jim F writes:
February 12th, 201010:38 amat

Of course it’s a good ball. Although there are many good balls out there. The 1-star rating is due to the price. The price I see as of this writing, $59.95/doz, is ridiculous. You can do better than that at any Sports Authority. Or any Pro Shop, for that matter.
Rating: 1 / 5
M. Littman writes:
February 12th, 20101:30 pmat

I am a 2 handicap, and I have tried the Callaway HX balls, Bridgestones, Nike One Platinum and the ProV1 is still the best ball out there. The cover is soft enough to be able to spin the ball, but still stands up to wear and tear. I usually use 2 balls per round max. It’s actually a little longer off the tee than last year’s model too.
Rating: 5 / 5