The Pro V1 now spins just as much on full wedge as Pro V1x. And Pro V1x used to stop a little quicker on very, very firm greens than Pro V1 (presumably due to higher trajectory and a bit more spin) but that is no longer true. With the 2023 versions I only can find two very minor differences.
Fairway: V1x has somewhat less predictable ball flight for me, you can notice the slightly higher compression here. Driver: V1x has better distance for me, but my accuracy is better with the non-X V1. The 2017-2018 Pro V1 and V1x are definitely different balls than before, evolutionary and revolutionary at the same time.
The ’09 Pro V1 and Pro V1x are slightly firmer than the ’07 version. I attribute this to the fact that the new ball is more durable and Titleist has sacrificed a bit of the softness to accomplish that. The difference is barely noticeable. Along with being a bit firmer, the new Pro V1 and Pro V1x spin a bit less than their older counterparts.
Total Rating 0%. Posted December 27, 2019. According to the best testing (by Today's Golfer) the Chrome Soft is three yards shorter, three yards more crooked, and spins 500 rpms less off a wedge than a ProV1. Quote.

Pro V1 golf balls fly a little higher and spin a little less than the Pro V1x. This is exactly what Titleist tells us that the Pro V1 golf ball should do. Pro V1x has the lowest peak height but some of the highest spin of all the golf balls. The Vice ball with the highest ball flight was the Vice Pro Soft. This is a soft golf ball with a spin

After testing the Srixon Z Star XV vs Pro V1x the Titleist came out as the winner in my books. The Pro V1x was the best out of the two off the tee, as I managed to gain 4 yards extra in total distance, and its backspin rpm was lower than the Srixon. In terms of long to mid-iron shots, the Z Star XV was the star of the show. The Titleist Tour Speed was better than expected, but I really do not understand why they have brought this golf ball out. They already have the Tour Soft and Velocity targeting the mid-range market and the Pro V1, V1x and AVX are catering for the premium end of the ranges so I am a little confused as to what they are trying to gain. slKz8.
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