May 30, 2014 At 02:57 PM By Bubba
Jesse PLenexa, KS
A little late on this but wanted to post to see if i could get a response. I play the ProV1 and just realized that I should probably play the Prov1X (after reading the posts) as I have been spinning the ball off the green, but even more I have been trying to get myself to hit a cut instead of a draw and think that a ball that spins less is probably the answer other than changing my swing. I have hit a high draw since I was in high school and find that it is getting more and more pronounced. My question is, do you think I will benefit from the ProV1X? Will this help my ball flight not be so pronounced leaving me with more baby draws and straight ball flights?
BubbaProvidence, RI
June 27, 2014 At 01:23 AM
Hi Jesse,
Thanks for the post.
It sounds like the Pro V1x could help you with a couple issues. First, the Pro V1x will spin less into the green, resulting in fewer shots spinning off the green. Second, the features of the Pro V1x may help you reduce the pronounced draw you have been playing.
It sounds like you should certainly try the Pro V1x out. Take both golf balls from various shots and note the performance of each. This will help with your decision making.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
Bubba
Billy OManteca, CA
Monty mImperial, MO
Bubba, played in a four man scramble today and three out of the four were playing ProV's. Our team captain was not right in his mind and playe a cally ball. We tried to enlighten him but he was just to hard headed. The three of us range in age from the low 60's to myself at age 70 and to the old man in his late 70's. The outsider with the cally is in his late 50's. We did very well with birdies on the last six holes of the back nine and the first two holes of the front. It was a shotgun start and we started on the 7th hole. All in all we had 11 birdies and 7 pars. They paid net fron and back and we won the back nine. Never in my life have I ever been involed in a round where there were 8 consecutive birdies, it was a great day.
June 30, 2014 At 05:46 PM
Wow! Great playing, Monty. That is a very impressive round! Looks like you have your foursome set for any future tournaments.
Keep up the good play.
John C
I have played golf since the summer of 1964 and have used every type ball developed since including having every alloy - from 1986 Ymha ST-30 Aluminum Bronze alloy irons to beryllium copper irons, and also carbon headed irons (Ymha Secret Irons) and conventional steel headed irons and have found the PRO-V 1 the most predictable ball ever, ever, ever made! Great ball - Great Work Titleist! The ONLY True Ball in existence!!!
Bill BRoanoke, VA
I have been playing golf for my 47 years and have played Titleist the whole time. I don't hit it as far as I used to, but I still use a Titleist Pro V1. I firmly believe 95% of all tour pros would also use Titleist if they weren't paid to play another ball. Keep up the good work Titleist !
Pappy HackerSparks, NV
BobBob PSan Jose, CA
If the greens are relatively soft and holding I will play the ProV1x. If they are relatively hard and not holding so well, I will play the ProV1. I don't want to back a ball off the green when they are soft or be unable to hold the greens when they are hard.
john hcreve coeur, MO
Brent PWinston Salem, NC
I have to play the ProV1x since I have 110mph driver speed plus I want less spin coming into the greens. The ProV1 spins way too much for me and always has. I like the feel of the ProV1x off of the putter better as well. When I was younger I would play the Tour Balata 90 and 100, the HP2 Tour (briefly), then the Professional and then the ProV. I am in my 40s and have been playing Titleist religiously since around '83. Titleist has been in my bag longer than my current putter which I started using in early '85 and I have not switched either one since they have been in the bag.
David G
Monty m Bubba, played in a four man scramble today and three out of the four were playing ProV's. Our team captain was not right in his mind and playe a cally ball. We tried to enlighten him but he was just to hard headed. The three of us range in age from the low 60's to myself at age 70 and to the old man in his late 70's. The outsider with the cally is in his late 50's. We did very well with birdies on the last six holes of the back nine and the first two holes of the front. It was a shotgun start and we started on the 7th hole. All in all we had 11 birdies and 7 pars. They paid net fron and back and we won the back nine. Never in my life have I ever been involed in a round where there were 8 consecutive birdies, it was a great day.
Kevin GillottiDanbury, CT
I play the PRO V1 Because of the great performance you get from every swing. Started playing this ball being of the year because my High School coach gave me a dozen and ever since I've been playing them. Shot my lowest scores with this ball.
Tom PPark City, UT
I play the Pro V1, love the soft feel off the putter and the wedge. But I have been experimenting with the Pro V1x as I think the reduced spin off the driver may help me find the a few more fairways a round. So fair i have not noticed much of a change into the green with the X, but it is noticeably firmer off the putter.
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