Pro V1/V1x $40/dozen. A new dimple design on the four-piece V1x promotes a higher trajectory, and the revamped three-piece V1 comes with a reformulated core for less spin.
NXT Tour $35. The ionomer-blend cover helps the ball feel soft, but the large dual core and its soft inner core are the real technological story. The result is a higher ball flight with less spin and more distance for the longer clubs.
NXT Tour S $35. This two -piece companion to the NXT Tour features a softer version of Titleist's ionomer-blend cover for those who want a little extra spin on short-game shots. The lower-compression core means shots through-out the bag will feel slightly softer.
Velocity $27. Its reputation as Titleist's distance ball long established, the current version offers a new focus on feel, thanks to a thinner cover. Still, the larger, more resilient core powers distance, and a high launch helps iron shots land at a steeper, green-holding angle.
DT Trusoft $27. It's soft with low spin but still has approach-shot control.
