Why do so many play proV

[JoeS]

Have you tried the normal Z Stars?

Yep,I'm a ball whore

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[Bigbad]

Who are these many players who play ProV1? There are a few good players that use Titleist religiously, but there is just too many great golf balls available now.

I'll be going back to the ProV1 after my TP5 supply run out. For me (and it's all personal preference) the ProV1 has a far greater durability to it. Performance wise, it's hard to notice a big difference, but the ProV1 being slightly firmer feels like I can control it more. Now I'm probably in a minority as my swing speed is quite high compared to most amateurs, so being able to put spin on the ball around the green is ideal and why I love using them. Being able to get a ball to stop from 25-30 out when playing a low flighted pitch is comforting.

[thecollective]

Being able to get a ball to stop from 25-30 out when playing a low flighted pitch is comforting.

The Bridgestone Tour B XS ball will do this just as well as the Pro V (IMO actually slightly better), for about $20-$30 cheaper per dozen (Edit: last years model, but who cares!)

They spin a bit too much for me

[Bigbad]

The Bridgestone Tour B XS ball will do this just as well as the Pro V (IMO actually slightly better), for about $20-$30 cheaper per dozen (Edit: last years model, but who cares!)

They spin a bit too much for me

Yeah no doubt there's other balls out there that do it, I've tried some, but I guess when you find what you like you tend to stick to it. I just felt the best golf I've played, has been with the ProV1.

[AndyP]

Precept U-Tri Tour 4 eva!!!!!!!!

[Webster]

The Bridgestone Tour B XS ball will do this just as well as the Pro V (IMO actually slightly better), for about $20-$30 cheaper per dozen (Edit: last years model, but who cares!)

They spin a bit too much for me

The Bridgestone extra soft at $21/doz is an even better choice for most club golfers (I like the yellow ones I've been using).

[thecollective]

The Bridgestone extra soft at $21/doz is an even better choice for most club golfers (I like the yellow ones I've been using).

Yeah I use them in really soggy winter conditions, I got the older model and agree they are better than the new one