NEW 2011 Titleist ProV1 and ProV1x Golf Balls
Best4Balls is the largest Golf Balls Specialists in the whole of Europe, and they are very excited about the next generation of Titleist ProV1 and Titleist ProV1x Golf Balls – the 2011 models as it went on sale beginning of February!!
As for the 2011 Pro V1x, the new model has lower spin rates off both driver and irons compared to previous Pro V1x models, and, according to Titleist, it is longer than previous models!
The new Pro V1x also has a new dimple pattern, with 328 dimples compared to 332 on previous generations. With seven different dimple sizes and high surface coverage, the new pattern produces a higher trajectory and better control in the wind.
So, how do the balls compare to one another? Best4balls recommends a ball fitting to make the most appropriate choice, but some of the primary differences are:
The balls are very familiar to golfers, of course after all, they are best known golf balls on the market today. So what's changed for the new 2011 models?
The 2011 Pro V1 ball has increased spin control compared to previous models, and a more consistent ball flight according to Titleist. The technology involved includes ZG process core technology, responsive ionomeric casing layer, urethane elastomer cover and a spherically tiled 352 tetrahedral dimple design. That Pro V1 dimple design is new for 2011; the previous model had 392 dimples. The 2011 model has five different dimple sizes and more surface coverage, which creates aerodynamics for a more penetrating ball flight and better hold-the-line performance in the wind.
As for the 2011 Pro V1x, the new model has lower spin rates off both driver and irons compared to previous Pro V1x models, and, according to Titleist, it is longer than previous models!
The new Pro V1x also has a new dimple pattern, with 328 dimples compared to 332 on previous generations. With seven different dimple sizes and high surface coverage, the new pattern produces a higher trajectory and better control in the wind.
So, how do the balls compare to one another? Best4balls recommends a ball fitting to make the most appropriate choice, but some of the primary differences are:
- Driver and iron spin: The Pro V1 has more spin off both drivers and irons than does the Pro V1x
- Trajectory: The Pro V1x has a higher trajectory than the Pro V1
- Distance: The Pro V1x is a little longer than the Pro V1
- Feel: The Pro V1 feels a little softer than the Pro V1x