Titleist Pro V1X
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This proved the longest of all premium balls featured here and just as it is designed to, produced noticeable less back spin on approach and chip shots. It provided an impressive, penetrating ball flight.
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A redesigned casing layer is designed to control the spin on longer shots. A larger inner-core design means that compared to previous versions of the Pro V1X it will produce less spin on a similar flight.
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