Best titleist golf ball for senior swing speed

Hi, may I suggest you try the golf ball selector under the golf ball section. Maybe you will find the perfect golf ball. Keep it in the short grass.

Best to go to a Titleist Ball Fitting or a virtual fitting if an in person fitting is unavailable in your area. We are having a Titleist Ball Fitting here at the club next week and am also 68, so I'll let you know how that went.

Am 75 and still getting great results from the Prov1s. Was fitted for them years ago, play with them the year round, regardless of the temperatures or weather.

Just finished my in person ball fitting here at the club. Was fit into ProV1X, which is a departure from ProV1, which is the ball I now play. The ProV1X gave me a higher ball flight, with no difference in feel (for me) chipping, pitching and putting. The last time that I did a Titleist Ball Fitting was 5 or 6 years ago, so things can change.

Man you guys are old!!! I'm much younger (only 66 years) and my ball of choice is the ProV1x and I highly recommend it.

I will be turning 68 this month. In the senior leagues that I play in, I need to shoot 73 (par 70) to maintain my handicap. I play at least 150+ rounds a year...back and wearther permitting. I no longer worry about hitting it real far. I do worry about the ball feel and flight from 125 yards in. That's why I use Titleist Tour Speed, for Senoir swing speeds. I have used other "senior swing speed" balls, but I find myself going back to Titleist Tour Speed.

A found a Tour Soft once and played it. I used the word "whoa" on my first drive. That ball had wings and a nice, soft feel if that's a consideration. Buy a sleeve and see what you think. Try the Tour Speed as well.

At 75 my carry is about 225-235 with the Prov1 and with roll can get it out there to 255+ with my TSI3 (Fujikura Speeder 661 TR). Still getting 150 with my seven iron. Like the distances and performance with all my irons and hybrids. My clubhead speed is in the low 90s and ball spin around 2400 rpm and ball speed 132. A good fitter has helped with these numbers, even at my age. Those Fujikura Speeders are awesome shafts, which I have on all my metal woods. My game is bipolar at this point due to back and hip issues, plus they redid bunkers and our greens which are tough to hit, hold and putt. I currently loose ten to 15 strokes a round in our bunkers and on the greens with the renovation. Better times will come. =)

The 2022 AVX may be the ticket!

When we do events with the Titleist rep, most seniors seem to pick the AVX as their gift when choosing golf balls.
They like the extra length. .

AVX without question!

First thing to do is set up a virtual golf ball fitting with Titleist. After your fitting, Titleist will send you some samples to try out which were determined from your virtual fitting session.

As for a ball recommendation, the AVX is the alternative to the V and X which has less spin and flies lower compared to the ProV1. You still get the soft feel with the AVX. Consider the ball characteristics against your swing/game to determine what works best for you.

I'm 65, and I second the virtual ball fitting recommendation. After sharing and discussing some of my numbers with my fitter, he recommended (and sent!) the ProV1x. Although clubhead speed is important, and probably the most important data point to consider when deciding on what ball to play, other numbers help with the decision as well. For example, my spin rates throughout the bag are low, even when taking into account my low swing speed (91 MPH with the driver).