• RE: Team Titleist Women: 2023 Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x Golf Ball Reviews

    I only had the opportunity to play twice - Minnesota late fall weather is unpredictable! And then there was a foot surgery bringing a hard stop to the season. The ProV1 experience seemed similar to other ProV1, which is my usual choice. I'm curious about…

  • Balls for lower (90s) swing speed?

    So I have been using a Pro V1x the last 8 rounds or so. I really like it and feel like it does what I want it to. The higher flight helps with my low flight issue, and it stops so well on approach and short shorts.

    That said, I am afraid I am possibly…

  • RE: Release date for PROV1's

    Yeah Chuck, I'm just just keeping with the official position of no advanced release date ahead of a formal announcement regardless of our "educated guesses". BTW, how did you do with that $2B lotto ticket?

  • RE: New TSR3

    I've played a few rounds with the new 15 degree TSR3 fairway and I must say it has been pretty darn good so far. I've only had the opportunity to play it off the tee and a couple of times I've hit some absolute rockets. The launch, spin and ball flight…

  • RE: Titleist ZM Forged

    2008 models so likely the faces are a bit worn if someone is still using them and playing frequently. They did have a nice look to them. Can't really say I ever saw a Titleist blade that I didn't think looked pretty sweet.

  • RE: History of titleist golf balls?

    Thru Amazon:

    The History of Titleist Golf Balls Paperback – March 6, 2013
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    Detailed history of Titleist (Acushnet) golf balls from 1935…

  • RE: The Verdict is In!!!!

    Seems to be a crowd favorite. The ball plays well. Changing from the -Prov1x.

  • RE: 2019 verses 2021

    The new ball is hot. Will be moving from the -Prov1x to the 2023 Prov1.

  • RE: Making the switch

    Hope you find the switch provides you the feel and consistency to get you down into that single-digit handicap range. Also, welcome to the forum and hopefully you will find it as rewarding as striping those ProV1's down the fairway.

  • Hole in one story

    It was a windy July day in Northeast Wisconsin. I was on hole 6 on the blue nine at Mid Vallee. Playing with my boss from work I took a six iron from 186 yards. Knowing that the wind was blowing in from the right; heading left, I planned to play a cut…

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