After a Titleist Thursday fitting I planned to use Velocity over the winter due to the higher flight but like yourself have not used them, I suppose they will do next Winter.


Madhatter

Nope...same ball all year although I might use some of the older balls during the winter, especially if there's water on the hole...

I always stick to the Pro V1, also in wither
Simply adjusting the distance by hitting other clubs

Never change ball through the winter or summer when i can’t play i practise with the same ball that ball is AVX love it suits my game

Pro v1s mostly all year plus any decent finds in a round to replace any losses.....

Same ball all year round, switched to yellow Pro V1X from white.
So much more durable than the white and don’t mark as easy.

Same Ball all year round.

Same feel & consistency all year round

Same ball, pro v, all year round.

I always played Pro V1 all year but I have changed this winter to yellow AVX.

I have not noticed any major changes but the putting, as our greens are very slow.

Pro V1 x all year round, but have been playing the yellow version this winter as an experiment. It is much more visible than the white ball in the dimmer light conditions.

AVX in winter.
Pro V1 in summer.

Great discussion topic here guys, if you're able to play a consistent ball year round then that's ideal because you get some consistency in terms of how the ball reacts on little delicate chip and pitch shots around the green. To that end, it's also worth keeping a spare few back as your short game practice balls if you can rather than practicing chipping with range balls or practice balls. You can then get some consistency in terms of how the ball will react on greens from practice time to game time!

One suggestion I have had some success with players is if they normally use a prov1 or Prov1x but if it is an absolutely howling day as it is sometimes here in the UK, it might be worth gaming the new AVX which is a lower spinning ball on full shots but similar characteristics around the green. Its worked for a few students, see your local pro for a few seeding balls to give it a try!

Cheers all.

I experimented a bit with the trufeel after decent results from a Titleist ball fitting day.

Same really looking at a cheaper alternative for the winter but compared to the ProV1 but it is just not the same.

Titleist just recently release a german article, that you should not change your ball during winter, as it will change your whole game and shot!

I use the same ball the year round, I pick up my stock of ProV1s when Titleist offer the 4 for 3 deal around about this time of year, apart from the consistency there's not that much of a price difference, last year I had a 10% cashback offer with Santander on purchases with American Golf so I bought the 4 for 3 there, worked out £27 a dozen!!