I’m sure I read something somewhere on Titleist or one of the golf pages,
that it was due to the way they are made.
The white normal one we’re easy and straight forward.
But getting the yellow cover and same softness in the pro v was a little more challenging.
I’m in the same boat, I can’t wait to put them in my bag!!
They will be worth the wait ️️‍♂️

Don’t quote me on this, but I believe I read somewhere that it was not as straight forward to make the yellow pro v balls as the white ones.
I’m sure it was something to do with the covering / coating getting the yellow balls to play / feel the same as the white ones.
I’m not sure if it was read on Titleist page or in one of the golfing magazines / social media.
That’s why they were taking a little longer before released.
I for one can’t wait to put them in my bag.

Does anyone have any trackman data on the New Pro V1 vs 2017 Pro V1. Especially around wedge shots, looking for some spin numbers