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Titleist Pro V1

Tuesday, October 27, 2009 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf equipment, beginners, golf balls, golf tips

The titleist golf balls are the most used, most popular of all the balls available today. The Pro V1 and the Pro V1x are titleists top of the line high tech balls. The Pro V1 utilizes a multi layer three piece construction for durability, performance, and of course you have to have maximum distance designed into every golf ball.

Titleist works hard to improve these balls constantly so the new ones are better and improved then last years models just to stay ahead of the competition. And since you only use one piece of golf equipment on every shot during a game, then it should be the best available.

The Titleist Pro V1x is a four layer construction ball with a dual high technology core that provides longer trajectory and good feel.

 

 

 

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