Titleist 2025 Pro V1x Golf Balls (Dozen)

The Titleist 2025 Pro V1x is the firmer, higher flying version of Titleist’s tour ball, built for fast swingers who want height and full spin on wedges.

Why it made the list

The Pro V1x has been the higher flight half of Titleist’s tour pair for years, and the 2025 model keeps that role. Compared with the Pro V1, it flies higher, spins more on full shots and feels firmer. That combination helps players who hit the ball low or need extra iron spin to hold greens.

It sells for $57.99 a dozen at Golf Galaxy, the same as the standard Pro V1 there, so the choice comes down to flight and feel, not price.

What it does well

• A new, faster high gradient dual core adds ball speed while keeping spin in check off the driver.
• The speed amplifying high-flex casing layer helps lower long game spin.
• A soft cast urethane elastomer cover gives very high short game spin on chips and pitches.
• A new spherically tiled 348 tetrahedral dimple design shapes its high flight.

Golf Galaxy rates driver spin as low, iron spin as mid and short game spin as very high, with a high flight and firm feel. It is a clear profile: plenty of height, solid iron spin and wedges that stop.

Who it’s for

It suits fast swingers who want a high peak height, players who launch it low and need help holding greens, and anyone who likes a firm, crisp feel off the face. If your Pro V1 shots come in flat and release, the Pro V1x is the natural switch.

Who should skip it

If you prefer a softer feel or already launch the ball high, the Pro V1 has a softer feel and a flatter flight. Moderate swing speeds will struggle to compress a ball this firm, and a softer ball will likely go farther.

Key specs, explained

MyGolfSpy’s Ball Lab measured an average compression of 101, at the top of its extra firm range, with readings from 98.7 to 102.0. It confirmed a four piece urethane build and found zero defects in 36 balls, earning a quality score of 94. In plain terms, it is firm, and it is consistent from ball to ball, which is what you pay for in a tour ball.

How it compares

The Titleist Pro V1 Golf Balls (Dozen) costs $58 and flies lower, spins less on irons and feels softer. The Callaway 2026 Chrome Tour X Golf Balls (Dozen) costs $57.99 and is Callaway’s firm, high spin option with a slightly lower launch. Choose the Pro V1x if you want the highest flight of the three.

Good to know

Titleist changed the dimple edge angle and depth so the Pro V1x would meet the USGA’s Overall Distance Standard, and it still flies higher than the Pro V1. Golf Galaxy also sells RCT, personalized, high number and Left Dash versions at other prices, so check that you are buying the plain dozen. It comes in white and yellow.

Questions about the Pro V1x

When did the 2025 Pro V1x come out?

It went on sale in golf shops on January 25, 2025, in white and high optic yellow, and it is still the current Pro V1x.

Where is it made?

MyGolfSpy lists Titleist Ball Plant 3 in New Bedford, Massachusetts, as the factory for the balls it tested. That is a Titleist owned plant, not an outside supplier.

What is the Pro V1x Left Dash?

It is a separate model with a high flight, extremely low long game spin and a firmer feel. It suits very fast players who spin the regular Pro V1x too much.