The Titleist Pro V1x is the optimal premium performance choice for players seeking maximum distance, high flight, and exceptional shot-stopping power. Engineered for total performance from dual core to cover, the 2025 edition delivers more speed off the tee, more control with the irons, and more spin with the wedges than any previous generation. This pack contains 12 white Pro V1x balls printed with high numbers #5–#8, ideal for players who prefer to stand out or easily distinguish their ball on the course.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Titleist Pro V1x 2025 |
| Construction | 4-piece (high-gradient dual core + high-flex casing layer + urethane cover) |
| Cover Material | Soft cast urethane elastomer |
| Dimple Design | Spherically-tiled 348 tetrahedral dimple pattern |
| Compression | 101 (X-Firm) |
| Trajectory | High |
| Long Game Spin | Low |
| Short Game Spin | High (maximum greenside spin) |
| Feel | Firm / responsive |
| Ball Color | White |
| Numbering | High number: #5, #6, #7, #8 (3 balls of each) |
| Pack Size | 12 balls (1 dozen) |
| Diameter | 1.6818 in. (42.72 mm) |
| Weight | 1.6087 oz. (45.6 g) |
The Pro V1x is the ideal choice for players who prioritize a high-trajectory ball flight, prefer low spin off the tee for distance with maximum spin in the short game for scoring control, and enjoy a firmer, more responsive feel through the bag. It is recommended for golfers who attack pins on approach shots and rely on a steep descent angle to hold greens — making the higher-flying Pro V1x the natural tool for the job. Players who want the softest possible feel or a mid-trajectory flight may prefer the Pro V1 instead.
Choosing between Pro V1 and Pro V1x comes down to a few distinct performance preferences. Due to its unique 348 tetrahedral dimple pattern, the Pro V1x has a higher flight than the Pro V1, which uses a 388 tetrahedral dimple design for a more penetrating mid-trajectory. The Pro V1x's high-gradient dual core produces slightly more spin on iron and wedge shots than the Pro V1, giving it an edge in short-game stopping power. In terms of feel, the Pro V1x has a firmer overall compression owing to its dual core construction, while the Pro V1 is the softer of the two. Both balls share the same soft cast urethane elastomer cover and deliver equivalent greenside control at tour level — the differences are real, but refined, making ball fitting an important step in selecting the right model for your game.
This pack contains 12 Pro V1x balls in the High Number configuration, printed with numbers #5, #6, #7, and #8 — three balls of each number. High numbers are a popular choice for players who want to differentiate their ball from others on the course, avoid ball mix-ups, or simply enjoy a non-standard numbering convention. The performance of every Pro V1x ball is identical regardless of the printed number — only the marking differs from the standard #1–#4 edition.
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