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Titleist Pro V1 vs Pro V1x

Two urethane-covered balls at the same list price. Titleist describes the Pro V1 as softer with a mid flight, and the Pro V1x as firmer and higher.

Par 3 Gear · Last checked Oct 9, 2026 · Based on what the makers publish

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  • Titleist

    Pro V1

    Titleist recommends the Pro V1 for players who “may benefit from mid-trajectory flight, very low long game spin and high short game spin, and softer feel.”

    $57.99

    per dozen

    TGW

    Research-basedSee at TGWAffiliate link

  • Titleist

    Pro V1x

    Titleist recommends the Pro V1x for players who “may benefit from higher-trajectory flight, low long game spin with higher short game spin, and firmer feel.”

    $57.99

    Fairway Golf

    Research-basedSee at Fairway GolfAffiliate link

Where they differ

Rows where the published values are different, or where one maker publishes a figure and the other does not.

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TitleistPro V1TitleistPro V1x
FeelSofterFirmer
FlightMidHigher
Driver spinVery lowLow
Greenside spinHighHigher

Where they match

Rows where the values are the same for both.

TitleistPro V1TitleistPro V1x
Price when checked$57.99 per dozen (TGW)$57.99 (Fairway Golf)
Maker’s list price$58$58
CoverCast urethane elastomerCast urethane elastomer

What each maker claims

Attributed statements. Each maker is describing its own product, not the other one.

  • Titleist Pro V1

    Spin. Titleist describes the Pro V1 as very low spin in the long game and high spin in the short game.

  • Titleist Pro V1x

    Feel. Titleist describes the Pro V1x as having a firmer feel than the Pro V1.

    Spin. Titleist describes the Pro V1x as low spin in the long game and higher spin in the short game.

How they differ

Both balls have a cast urethane elastomer cover and the same list price. The Pro V1 is the softer, mid-flight ball. The Pro V1x is the firmer, higher-flight ball with more short-game spin.

On spin, Titleist describes the Pro V1 as having very low long-game spin and high short-game spin, and the Pro V1x as having low long-game spin with higher short-game spin. These words place the two balls relative to each other within Titleist’s range. Titleist does not publish a compression number or a piece count for either ball.

Who each one suits

  • The Pro V1, if you prefer a softer feel and a mid flight. Titleist recommends it for players who may benefit from mid-trajectory flight, very low long-game spin, high short-game spin and softer feel.
  • The Pro V1x, if you would rather have a higher flight and do not mind a firmer feel. Titleist recommends it for players who may benefit from higher-trajectory flight, low long-game spin with higher short-game spin, and firmer feel.

If neither description stands out for you, hit both on a launch monitor or buy a sleeve of each before committing to a dozen.

Evidence ledger

The sources behind every value on this page.

Read from the maker’s page as displayed when we checked.

  1. ResearchedRead Oct 7, 2026

    Titleist publishes the Pro V1 cover material, its player recommendation and a list price per dozen.

    Titleist product page

  2. ResearchedRead Oct 7, 2026

    Titleist publishes the Pro V1x cover material, its player recommendation (flight, long-game spin, short-game spin, feel) and a list price per dozen.

    Titleist product page