The highlights would be long off the tee and SPINNY around the green. I usually play a ProV1. Off the tee the '26 left dash was about 5-10 yards longer. Though I must say it didn't carry over into approach shots, which were typically 5 yards shorter than ProV1. Around the green the stopping power was unreal... i started to fly it almost to the pin because the ball would stop so quickly. Feel was pretty consistent w/ other Titleist ball products. Flight was a bit lower than ProV1.

I found the Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash 2026 to be a true high-performance ball that clearly separates itself with distance and stability. I consistently saw longer, straighter drives thanks to the lower spin off the tee, and the ball flight was high but penetrating, especially impressive in the wind. With irons, it launched strong and held greens better than I expected, while still keeping that firmer, responsive feel the Left Dash is known for. Around the greens, spin was reliable and predictable, even if not overly grabby, and the cover held up very well. Overall, it feels more refined and playable than previous Left Dash versions and has no problem earning a spot in the bag for players looking for speed, control, and consistency.

I have been using the previous version of the left dash (and some AVX) for the past year or more and can say I am excited to put the new version into play when it's available.

As someone who switched to the left dash to help with driver spin and flight, this was one of the biggest things I noticed off the tee, the flight felt more piercing and definitely picked up some extra yards. You can definitely get a better feel on the face versus other options and I felt that dispersion was tighter on a couple misses while playing.

Irons/wedges- I play the t150s and felt that the high trajectory was controlled and provided a great decent angle. I felt the newer left dash was the most noticeable with my longer irons on holding greens(home course is zoysia) and spin control with lower irons and wedges. As someone who focuses on short game and manipulating shots inside 80 yards this was where the new version shined the most. I compared it to the AVX and previous Left dash and felt the newer model had more spin control around the green as well control on lower flighted wedge shots to really elevate play.

I feel the durability of the new ball has improved as well, had one shot come up short and bounce off a railroad tie on the face of a bunker and left no scuffs or marks. After multiple rounds I didn't notice any significant damage to the outer core like I would for other balls after significant play.

Thank you again for allowing me the opportunity to test the ball and provide feedback. Looking forward to playing this ball in 2026