So you probably as a member of this community like myself done all the research about the new Titleist Golf Balls. After testing all of them on and around the course in Florida, Texas and Arizona I determined that I could probably play all the premium balls (ProV1, ProV1x, ProV1x Left Dash, and AVX) equally well but which one was best for my game...so I called upon the ball team at Titleist to assist. After listening to the ball team on the interactive zoom call and doing a follow up one on one consultation via zoom I had an even stronger knowledge about the balls but I was not closer on making a decision on playing only one ball since they play well. So, after some help from Titleist, I was able to schedule a fitting in Arizona with one of the ball team members that was coincidently already doing some fittings with others.

It was very interesting as I went through the deep fitting (hitting virtually all the clubs in my bag) and examining the numbers. Interesting enough, my original evaluation was correct in the sense that all the balls worked in one or more areas of my game however in terms of spin, peak height of shots, feel and flight of balls. I was surprised the ProV1x (not the ProV1x Left Dash which I have been primarily playing) was the ball for me, the numbers and comparing shots proved it.

The point of the post is that if you have done your research and think you have found the ball for you, having a fitting on a basic or in depth level is worth your time....it has given me some new confidence and with the new ball sale promotion starting later in March I can stock up on the best ball for my game!

Cheers, Chris