ProV1X is a 4 layer ball, feels slightly firmer, Launches higher, spins more. Pro V1 is 3 piece, softer, lower launch/spin Reply reply [deleted] • [removed] 160 Yards In: Pro V1 & Maxfli> Tour Speed. The Maxfli and Pro V1 were remarkably close in performance. The Tour Speed would run out 10-25 feet. The Maxfli was also ½ club longer than the Tour Speed. The Pro V1 was in between the Maxfli and Tour Speed. Both the Maxfli and Pro V1 did the one hop and stop routine. Distance: The Pro V1x is designed to provide even more than the Pro V1, thanks to its higher spin rate. Control: The Pro V1x offers great control on the greens, just like the Pro V1. Ideal for high swing speeds: If you have a high swing speed, the Pro V1x may be a better choice for you than the Pro V1. Its higher spin rate can provide more
Thinner Cover. The Pro V1x is designed with a cast urethane elastomer cover, 17% thinner than any other ball designed by Titleist. The ball’s thinner cover helps to generate higher levels of spin for short game and approach shots. Besides its soft appearance, urethane covers increase the durability of the ball.
The Pro V1x works better for me off my driver, woods, and long irons. Not a noticeable distance difference though - maybe 3-5 yards at the most. Both balls are excellent into the greens - with the Pro V1 being softer and tending to spin a bit more on short irons, wedges, chip shots. Quote.
The ’09 Pro V1 and Pro V1x are slightly firmer than the ’07 version. I attribute this to the fact that the new ball is more durable and Titleist has sacrificed a bit of the softness to accomplish that. The difference is barely noticeable. Along with being a bit firmer, the new Pro V1 and Pro V1x spin a bit less than their older counterparts.
The results showed that the Pro V1 delivers lower long game spin than the Pro V1x. Like the ball speed test, the difference was minimal off the tee, with the classic Pro V bagging the title by 40 rpm. Furthermore, the Pro V1 overshadowed its relative with an iron in hand, producing over 500 rpm more spin than the x.
Like the Z-Star, the Pro V1 also has a higher compression version, the Pro V1x, targeted at golfers with higher swing speeds. Because of the popularity of the ProV1, it has become the standard by which all other premium golf balls are compared. So let’s take a closer look at the Pro V1 compared to the Z-Star and see if the Z-Star can keep up.
The Pro V1 now spins just as much on full wedge as Pro V1x. And Pro V1x used to stop a little quicker on very, very firm greens than Pro V1 (presumably due to higher trajectory and a bit more spin) but that is no longer true. With the 2023 versions I only can find two very minor differences. ZpRU.
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