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  1. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Come on Titleist! When will you have Pro V's in optic yellow?? The only one so far is the Tour S. People from the next fairway have commented on how well they can see my ball!! srxn is doing the advertising. All you have to do is produce it!

    PS: Broke 90 with my 910d2, 910f, 910h, AP2's and Vokey wedges (esp my 64degree!).

  2. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    Dave U

    Congratulations on the under 90.   

    Keep those cards and letters coming in - Titleist listens to TT members as well as other focus groups.  Maybe those of us that can't follow white balls (especiallly on cloudy days) can get some respect...

    Titleist owns the premium ball market.  Would an optic be seen by a very large market as a gimmick or a logical product extension?  Other premium class balls can't jeopardize marketshare they don't have, so they can take risks.  My take..to my dismay..

     

     

  3. Greg F

    Greg F
    Wilmington, NC

    David, There was discussion about High Optic Yellow balls around three weeks ago. A number of us were in favor of them. If Titleist did a limited run like the current Pro V-1 with the pink markings I am sure they could get a good feel for the potential sales. I would by them, could have used them yesterday. Glad you broke 90, I remember how good that felt.

  4. Not sure if they'll make one. There's just not that big of a market for them, compared to the regular (white) Pro V's. 

    Titleist does listen to what we say on here, so, I'm sure they read your post. Never know though. They may do a special run of them or something. 

  5. Fred Closs

    Fred Closs
    Denton, TX

    Pink balls are appreciated by many women and the yellow/orange balls are appreciated by those of us that don't see as well as we used to. Still, how many of those groups play ProV1 or ProV1x balls? If the numbers are there, Titleist will make it.

  6. Bobbi B

    Bobbi B
    Portland, OR

    You can certainly correct me, but as a woman golfer I prefer not to use pink balls.   I don;t think the men players take me seriously if I were to play with pink balls.   I can say, when practicing chipping and putting, I have yet to have anyone "mistake" my  balls for theirs and put them in their bag.  That's the only reason I have some pink balls.

  7. Ray T.

    Ray T.
    Wilmette, IL

    Sounds like a good enough reason for me!

  8. I would sure like to see prov 1's in yellow at least for a trial period.  I have type 2 Diabetes and as I get onlder it is more difficult to see the white balls on a clear bright day.  I have played pro v 1's for years and will not switch balls for a yellow one of any other type.  I would however like to see my ball when I hit it.

     

    thanks for the time.

  9. I too would jump all over a yellow Pro V in a heart beat.  Just think of all that prefer to play a yellow ball, but want to play a Pro V, but since they don't come in yellow they just continue to play a competitors ball.

    Hittem well all,

    Hazen in Michigan.

  10. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Since there is no Optic yellow Pro-v available, it would be hard to calculate the market. I would suggest Titleist look at the competitive sales of optic yellow balls. I'm sure the market for optic yellow tennis balls was non-existent at some point.
  11. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Tennis balls were all white as some point. I and I'm sure many others would like the option of buying the best ball available in Optic Yellow.


    On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 8:39 AM, Fred C <bounce-fredc20@acushnetgolf.com> wrote:
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    Pink balls are appreciated by many women and the yellow/orange balls are appreciated by those of us that don't see as well as we used to. Still, how many of those groups play ProV1 or ProV1x balls? If the numbers are there, Titleist will make it.

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  12. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Great idea but not sure about the pink markings. My tennis balls look great with black markings.


    On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 8:38 AM, Greg F <bounce-gregf16@acushnetgolf.com> wrote:
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    David, There was discussion about High Optic Yellow balls around three weeks ago. A number of us were in favor of them. If Titleist did a limited run like the current Pro V-1 with the pink markings I am sure they could get a good feel for the potential sales. I would by them, could have used them yesterday. Glad you broke 90, I remember how good that felt.

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  13. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Tennis balls were all white as some point. The switch to optic yellow was based on visibility!  


    On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 8:51 PM, Don O <bounce-dono15@acushnetgolf.com> wrote:
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    Dave U

    Congratulations on the under 90.   

    Keep those cards and letters coming in - Titleist listens to TT members as well as other focus groups.  Maybe those of us that can't follow white balls (especiallly on cloudy days) can get some respect...

    Titleist owns the premium ball market.  Would an optic be seen by a very large market as a gimmick or a logical product extension?  Other premium class balls can't jeopardize marketshare they don't have, so they can take risks.  My take..to my dismay..

     

     

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  14. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    My wife started last year, so I got her a pink ball box - now this is a gimmick.  There is another company with a whole rainbow of colors.  Titleist can avoid that. 

    A pink ball near dusk in leaves or deep rough is about impossible to see.  I got her ProV1s with the pink lettering to wean her off of those.  First Tee is going to get all the full 3 packs remaining of pink balls.  I don't need an orange ball for playing in snow, but yellow really helps me follow it, especially on cloudy days.

    A special run, even if they let the orders accumulate for 2-3 months over the winter and ship in March, I'd sign up for (3 for) 4 dozen as an occassional deal.

  15. Mark Byrne

    Mark Byrne
    Lacey, WA

    I play the NXT tour ball, it would be great in Orange, here in Western Washington it is cloudy most days and I can see the orange ball in flight and on the ground, Yellow is OK but Orange is better. The NXT tour only comes in White, I can't see it when it is up in the clouds, the plus side is it hits so nice I know where to look for it on the fairway.

  16. Tanner T

    Tanner T
    Paola, KS

    Congrats on breaking 90! I believe that a lot of us have been waiting for a yellow pro v1, and Titleist is good about listening to its TT members so I'm thinking that they should be working on one now and it should be on shelves soon. At least I'm hoping!
  17. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    I just finished a fitting session with Jame Leitz that he used a Trackman to optimize my 910 D2. It seems spin is the key to getting more length and he adjusted to give me another 20 yards landing. Overall length varies with current conditions. Now for those Optic Yellow high spin Pro Vx!!
    David U


    On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 4:18 PM, Tanner T <bounce-tannert3@acushnetgolf.com> wrote:
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    Congrats on breaking 90! I believe that a lot of us have been waiting for a yellow pro v1, and Titleist is good about listening to its TT members so I'm thinking that they should be working on one now and it should be on shelves soon. At least I'm hoping!

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  18. Ron S

    Ron S
    Strongsville, OH

    The ball that works best for me is NXT Tour. Now, if we can get those in High-Optic Yellow that would be GREAT!!!

    I understand they might not want to do the ProV1's or ProV1X's but, at least do the NXT Tour! Then I could sleep better!!! : )

    PLEASE CONSIDER!!!

    Looking forward to getting the new 714 AP1's later this year!!! Can't wait!

  19. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Will try the Tour NXT when it comes in Optic Yellow. The pro shops don't want to carry more inventory so Titleist should have a Pro V and the NXT in Optic Yellow to minimize inventory impact.

  20. Todd T

    Todd T
    San Diego, CA

    Military

    I'd buy in a NY minute!

  21. Jake O

    Jake O
    Maysville, KY

    David U said:

    Will try the Tour NXT when it comes in Optic Yellow. The pro shops don't want to carry more inventory so Titleist should have a Pro V and the NXT in Optic Yellow to minimize inventory impact.

    I definitely would like to see a Change in color of the balls. Change things up

  22. Ray T.

    Ray T.
    Wilmette, IL

    I don't want this subject to die...I would really like to see (no pun intended) a yellow (iridescent) ProV offering. 

    I tried the NXT's.  Nice, but prefer the control/spin of ProV.   I actually started playing srxn toward the end of this year.

    Save me, please.  

  23. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Titleist sent me three Optic Yellow "TEST" balls. Tried them out at Golf Tech with other available Optic Yellow balls. While the "TEST" balls didn't make the cut, the NXT TOUR S did. If Titleist does give us the Pro V's in Optic Yellow, I will certainly try them.

  24. drtaylorwright

    drtaylorwright
    Draper, UT

    I think Titleist is an exceptional company to have amateurs try out their new product, would love to try some of these new optic yellow golf balls:) Happy Birthday to me tomorrow, going to pick up a new set up Titleist irons, now if I could only decide between the AP2's and the MB's-

    TGW

  25. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Pink balls do not have the reflectivity of Optic Yellow. I use them because I can see them better. You should use what ever ball suits you not what your gender suggests.
    BTW: I play golf with a woman who consistently out drives me. She uses white Pro V 1.


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    You can certainly correct me, but as a woman golfer I prefer not to use pink balls.   I don;t think the men players take me seriously if I were to play with pink balls.   I can say, when practicing chipping and putting, I have yet to have anyone "mistake" my  balls for theirs and put them in their bag.  That's the only reason I have some pink balls.

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  26. Jacob S

    Jacob S
    Salt Lake City, UT

    Titleist needs to do it.  The optic yellow Pro-Vs would fly off the shelves!!!  People are finally accepting the fact that they are indeed easier to see.  Titleist, please reward those of us who appreciate the performance of the Pro-V/ProV-1x, as well as the visual boost that optic yellow provides!  Reward the Titleist faithful, by offering both options, just like srxn does.

    P.S. - I recently moved, and my town home was turned into a condo rental.  I'm afraid a sleeve of new Titleist ProV1x test balls is just sitting in the mail box untouched!  Is it too late to request a new test ball sleeve at my new address?

  27. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    Good news, Jacob!  Or, at least not horrible...

    They are seeding the 2014 balls that could be DT Solo through NXT Tour. If they sent you test balls, they weren't ProVs.  Just make sure your profile is up to date by the end of August next year for a chance at the 2015 ProVs.  Titleist is on a 2 year cycle with their products. 

  28. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Still waiting. I tried all the Optic Yellow balls available at Golf Tech and Titleist NXT S won out for distance. Included in the test was a sleeve of Optic Yellow balls that Titleist supplied (no markings). I would still like to see Titleist take the step to offer their very popular Pro v in Optic Yellow. Think adding this option as plus for their profits.

    David in Metairie


    On Sun, Apr 13, 2014 at 2:10 PM, Hazen P <bounce-hazenp1@acushnetgolf.com> wrote:
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    I too would jump all over a yellow Pro V in a heart beat.  Just think of all that prefer to play a yellow ball, but want to play a Pro V, but since they don't come in yellow they just continue to play a competitors ball.

    Hittem well all,

    Hazen in Michigan.

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  29. Kent T

    Kent T
    South Jordan, UT

    In betting Titleist not making the Pro V in Optic yellow has everything to do with the chemical composition of the current Pro V cover To alert the cover to do an optic yellow would change the wedge-range spin. Research at Golf digest shows the driver spin off the NXT Tour S Is very close to the Pro V's but wedge spin, at least for the pre 2014 model is notably less. Titleist sent me some TEST balls in the Optic yellow probably because I have been using the yellow NXTTS since they came out. The test balls out performed the originals and are much closer to the feel and performance of the PRO V1 giving me one-hop-stop and a couple of nice back-ups. V1 or the new NXTTS Yellow work fine for my unsophisticated game. In fact, I like the distinctive click I get from the Optic and it is much easier to see in deep grass and bushes...
  30. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    The NXT balls are not urethane, so I expect some wedge spin differences.  There are more articles indicating that the NXT Tour is the non-urethane Pro-V1x and the Tour-S is the equivalent Pro-V1.  My preferences are Pro-V1x and NXT-Tour.  I purchased a Loyalty package of Pro-V1x and still list NXT Tour on my profile.  I have other (optic) balls I prefer over NXT Tour-S.  Even if they only added an NXT Tour, I'd be ok not using the brand X optic.  They are in the same price range, so it really is choice and not money as to why I buy the other. Not that I wouldn't prefer an optic Pro-V1x....  But I just can't use a white ball on a cloudy day and see where it went with anything longer than a 6 iron.

  31. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Good info. Still waiting for the Optic Yellow Pro V1's. I'm sure Titleist has reasons for not producing them.


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    The NXT balls are not urethane, so I expect some wedge spin differences.  There are more articles indicating that the NXT Tour is the non-urethane Pro-V1x and the Tour-S is the equivalent Pro-V1.  My preferences are Pro-V1x and NXT-Tour.  I purchased a Loyalty package of Pro-V1x and still list NXT Tour on my profile.  I have other (optic) balls I prefer over NXT Tour-S.  Even if they only added an NXT Tour, I'd be ok not using the brand X optic.  They are in the same price range, so it really is choice and not money as to why I buy the other. Not that I wouldn't prefer an optic Pro-V1x....  But I just can't use a white ball on a cloudy day and see where it went with anything longer than a 6 iron.

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  32. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Good info.


    On Wed, Apr 23, 2014 at 7:44 AM, Kent T <bounce-kentt2@acushnetgolf.com> wrote:
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    Kent T replied to RE: Optic Yellow in Golf Balls.

    In betting Titleist not making the Pro V in Optic yellow has everything to do with the chemical composition of the current Pro V cover To alert the cover to do an optic yellow would change the wedge-range spin. Research at Golf digest shows the driver spin off the NXT Tour S Is very close to the Pro V's but wedge spin, at least for the pre 2014 model is notably less. Titleist sent me some TEST balls in the Optic yellow probably because I have been using the yellow NXTTS since they came out. The test balls out performed the originals and are much closer to the feel and performance of the PRO V1 giving me one-hop-stop and a couple of nice back-ups. V1 or the new NXTTS Yellow work fine for my unsophisticated game. In fact, I like the distinctive click I get from the Optic and it is much easier to see in deep grass and bushes...

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  33. Ken D

    Ken D
    Nashville, TN

    I would like to see it as well.  I buy the NXT Tour S or bstone 300 - RX for the Yellow.   I see it better.

  34. Will P

    Will P
    Chesapeake, VA

    Just piling on in case Titleist is counting.  I want to play Pro V1x.  It is best for my game.  However, tend to choose srxn Z-Star simply for the optic yellow.  I just can't see white balls that well anymore in flight and it much easier to locate them on the ground.  Would love to see a market test of yellow in the premium line.

  35. David U

    David U
    Metairie, LA

    Hope Titleist is listening!


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    Just piling on in case Titleist is counting.  I want to play Pro V1x.  It is best for my game.  However, tend to choose srxn Z-Star simply for the optic yellow.  I just can't see white balls that well anymore in flight and it much easier to locate them on the ground.  Would love to see a market test of yellow in the premium line.

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