Titliest Golf Balls

Titleist is a respected and popular golf brand, with such players as Adam Scott, Steve Stricker, Davis Love III, and Zach Johnson under contract. The Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x are among the most used golf balls on the PGA Tour, European Tour, Japanese Tour, LPGA Tour, Asian Tour, and Nationwide Tour.

First played in the U.S. Open in 1949, Titleist golf balls are the top-selling golf balls in the United States.

Balls produced by Titleist include the PTS SO/LO, PTS Carry, PTS Roll, DT Roll, DT Carry, Tour Balata, NXT, NXT Tour, NXT Extreme, and the most famous Pro V1 & Pro V1x. They also make the ball, 'Pinnacle'.

The Pro V1 made its debut on the PGA Tour at Las Vegas on October 11, 2000, the first week it was available to the pros. A longtime Titleist user, Billy Andrade, won that first tournament with the new ball. The Pro V1 was available to the public for purchase that December. The Pro V1 was a dramatic departure for Titleist, which had traditionally used a wound-ball construction (with a liquid-filled core center) for its top-of-the-line golf balls.

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	Titleist Pro V1 The new Titleist Pro V1® golf ball is designed for serious golfers of all levels that demand Tour-validated technology and performance.		Titleist Pro V1x The New Titleist Pro V1x™ golf ball is designed for serious golfers of all levels seeking long distance with Tour-validated feel and performance.
	Titleist NXT Tour The New NXT Tour golf ball is designed for average to highly skilled golfers seeking the ultimate combination of soft feel, high performance control, and long distance.		Titleist NXT Extreme The New NXT Extreme golf ball is designed for golfers of all levels seeking Extreme distance without sacrificing soft feel and greenside playability.
	Titleist PTS Carry The New PTS Carry golf ball combines new, large and soft core technology with a new, high lift 252 dimple design, delivering greater carry via higher ball flight for longer distance.		Titleist PTS Roll The New PTS Roll golf ball combines new, soft and resilient core technology with a lower trajectory 392 dimple design, delivering longer distance via penetrating ball flight and greater roll.