The headline feels like clickbait, but it’s entirely accurate. Matt Fitzpatrick, the reigning U.S. Open champion and winner last week in Harbour Town, requires a grand total of six permanent markers — ...

The sidestamp found on the golf ball serves a number of different purposes. It lets you know what model you’re using, which is especially important for competitions when the one-ball rule is in effect ...

Nearly a year ago, Titleist introduced its Pro V1 and Pro V1x RCT. “RCT” stands for “radar capture technology.” Specifically, a silver marking is placed inside the ball on the mantle layer that makes ...

Who they're for: Golfers who want elite levels of distance and greenside spin, along with enhanced iron and wedge spin (Pro V1); and players who want a higher launch angle, more spin and a firmer feel ...

Who They’re For: Golfers who want more distance off the tee and from the fairway with the maximum level of short-game spin. The Skinny: The 2023 Pro V1 and Pro V1x retain their soft urethane covers ...

For the first time in six years, Titleist has updated the Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball, with the new version making its competitive debut this week at the Procore Championship at Silverado Resort in ...

Ever since the debut of the Titleist Pro V1 at the Invensys Classic in October of 2000 Titleist has habitually used the Las Vegas stop on PGA Tour to reveal its latest iteration of the most-played ...

“I use a black line, because I cannot putt without this,” said player Viktor Hovland Many of the world’s best players – including major champions Scottie Scheffler, Lydia Ko, Matt Fitzpatrick, Celine ...

Specs: Three-piece, urethane-covered ball (Pro V1); four-piece, dual-core ball with a urethane cover (Pro V1x) Available: Jan. 25 Who they're for: Golfers who want elite levels of distance and ...

FAIRHAVEN, Mass.– It’s hard to belive 15 years have passed since the first Titleist Pro V1 was introduced. It was in October 2000 when the original Pro V1 prototype first appeared on the PGA Tour at ...