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Titleist Trufeel vs Titleist HVC Soft Feel

The Titleist Trufeel is a two-piece with 376 dimples, low with driver, medium with short iron spin golf ball; the Titleist HVC Soft Feel is two-piece with 392 dimples, low with driver, medium with short iron spin. According to the official list they differ in dimples. Both are on the R&A and USGA List of Conforming Golf Balls effective until 6 October 2026.

Side by side, what the list says

Titleist TrufeelTitleist HVC Soft Feel
Constructiontwo-piecetwo-piece
Coverssingle coversingle cover
Dimples376392
Driver spinlowlow
Short-iron spinmediummedium
ManufacturerAcushnet CompanyAcushnet Company
CountryUnited StatesUnited States
Colours on the listwhitewhite
Entries on the list11

Data declared by each manufacturer on the List of Conforming Golf Balls (USGA and R&A). In bold, what changes from one to the other.

Where they differ

  • Dimples: 376 · 392

Where they match

  • Construction: two-piece
  • Covers: single cover
  • Driver spin: low
  • Short-iron spin: medium
  • Manufacturer: Acushnet Company
  • Country: United States
  • Colours on the list: white
  • Entries on the list: 1

Which one suits you?

  • 376 dimples versus 392: that is what each manufacturer declares; the number alone does not say which flies better.
  • Compression, cover material and price are not on the official list. When we have them with a source, they will appear here.

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Frequently asked

How do the Titleist Trufeel and the Titleist HVC Soft Feel differ?

Dimples: 376 versus 392. Data declared by each manufacturer on the official list.

Which has more dimples, the Titleist Trufeel or the Titleist HVC Soft Feel?

The Titleist HVC Soft Feel: 392 dimples versus 376.

Which spins more with a short iron?

Both declare medium short-iron spin.

Are both conforming for competition play?

Yes: both are on the R&A and USGA List of Conforming Golf Balls effective until 6 October 2026. For a ruling, always check the current edition of the list.

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