Velocity is closest for tee to green, but gives up spin around the green. Side spin off of driver is often a swing path issue and easier to correct than with a ball. I used to use the original NXT vs. Pro-V1. It only had a better chance of being in the rough as opposed to in the woods. Fairway was never going to happen with side spin.

I would highly recommend the Titleist AVX ball as the answer to your question. It works for me.

Do not think a ball will help the slice. Recommend going to see a teaching pro and he can spot you problems very quickly. The golf ball is not the issue here. It is definitely the indian. =)

Thank you everyone!

If a company could develop an anti-slice ball it would be a best-seller for sure! Some may have been marketed that way but Chuck is right (again!) that is probably user error more than the ball. Sometimes my fade turns into a slice and it's not a pretty thing...

"If a company could develop an anti-slice ball it would be a best-seller for sure! "

Lance
I had co worker who was a deplorable practical joker. When he asked me to play golf with him, he kept slicing every drive into the woods. He went through a dozen balls in 8 holes. I got my revenge when he broke open the second dozen. In response to him asking for advice, I told him he had the ball upside down on the tee, " Never asked me to play with him again.

Deno

Great response Deno!

What to really see a golf ball slice, even with a perfect swing. Take a way the dimples. Titleist does a demonstration with a dimple less ball and one with half dimples. Fun to watch and to let you know the importance of the dimples. Deno I love you response. Kudos.

The cure for a slice in to see a pro and practice, practice, practice.

Chuck
I hit 2 nice draw tee shots the next 2 holes and that really had him fiddlin' with the tee ball on the back nine.

Be well :)

Deno

If you’re interested in spin around the green, I’d recommend the AVX. Lowest spinning premium ball Titleist has.