Yep Jim, I went to a small group TT outing a couple of years ago at Pinehurst. It was primarily a wedge experience. Bob Vokey came and did a hands-on fitting with many of us. They also had the ball team there and did the same analysis hitting drivers, 7 irons, and wedges. I already knew what they were going to tell me and sure enough, like you, the ProV1x stood out as the ball I needed to play. I was a long-time ProV1 guy and was reluctant to change as I had a hard time adjusting to the firmer feel, especially on putts. The fitting convinced me to make the change and just learn the new feel over time. It took me a couple of months to adjust but I am glad I did. Overall, it really helped my game. Best of luck with your new selection and the results you will get!

I was able to do a ball fitting at my club last fall. It was very similar to the previous posts on the clubs hit. We started on the driving range and I hit multiple balls with Driver, 5 iron, 7 iron and wedge. The Titleist fitter did not tell me which ball I was hitting. After the range session we went out to a long par 4 (420yds) with the approach shot over water. We went through the same process as what we did on the range. We then came back to the putting green. I only hit three putts and he had his recommendation. I had been playing the Left Dash, but he thought the ProV1x would be better. Even though I hit the Left Dash farther with the driver, I had better spin into the greens with the ProV1x. His thinking was give up a little distance for better spin into the green. The whole process was really informative with the data on each club and ball. At the time I had T100S irons on order and he offered to come back once they had been delivered if I thought it would be beneficial.

I didn't have anything like that. I remember finishing up a wedge fitting at the National Fitting Center in Canada and we had a few minutes left. I then asked the fitter, "should I be playing the V or the V1x?". He said, "let's find out, get your 6 iron."

So he had me hit 3 or 4 balls of each to get some Trackman data and said without doing more analysis at that time, he thought that the V1x would be a better fit and starting point because of the descent angle.

Have played the Pro V1x ever since.

I was unfortunately fit for a ball I can’t even get…..the infamous Left Dot…

Tyler, several pros that were in the Left Dot have switched to the 2023 ProV1 as that ball has incorporated some of the characteristics from the Left Dot. Until more Left Dots are produced, you should get some good results from the newer ProV1. Cheers.

At my fitting for irons and driver, my fitter recommended the Pro-v1x. I have used both but my numbers on trackman pointed me to the Pro-v1x.

I was also fitted to the provx
Super ball would not change it for any other

My fitting recommended the ProV1X but I am hanging on to the AVX for now.