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Titleist Velocity golf balls are two-layer balls that are designed for one main thing: distance. If you are interested in getting those extra yards out of every shot, especially with the driver, this ball is designed for you. It is a ball very focused on offering a high and straight flight with a … Read more

The Titleist Tour Soft is a two-layer ball. Unlike more premium three-layer balls like the Pro V1 or Tour Speed, this ball is designed to give you ultra-soft feel, good distance and solid performance without breaking the bank. It’s made for serious players … Read more

Titleist Tour Speed balls are three-layer balls, like many of the premium balls, but they take a different approach compared to their better-known siblings like the Pro V1 or the AVX. What makes the Tour Speed special is its balance between distance and control, with a more mid-range feel. … Read more

Titleist AVX golf balls are designed for those looking for a combination of distance and soft feel, without losing control around the green. What really stands out about the AVX is its ability to fly low and long. The Titleist AVX has a three-layer construction. These layers are designed to offer … Read more

The Titleist Pro V1x has four layers, including a high-speed core, a midlayer for distance and control, an elastomeric urethane cover for feel and control, and a durable outer layer. Like the Pro V1, the Pro V1x is included in my roundup of the best golf balls for 2025. … Read more

If you've ever heard of the ball that almost everyone on the PGA Tour is using, it's the Titelist Pro V1. It appears first in my comparison of the best balls for 2025. Let's break down what makes it so special, and of course, I have a funny story that... Read more