In winning the Omega European Masters, Aberg also led the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (+3.76 per round).

In absolute control of his Pro V1xgolf ball, Ludvig Abergplayed his final 36 holes at Sea Island Golf Club in 18 under par, capturing his first PGA TOUR title with a pair of 61’s over the weekend on the Seaside Course. The Titleist Pro V series is the epitome of long-lasting durability, unsurpassed quality, and the proven Drop and Stop technology for greenside control. We have carried out a comparison between the two and have tried to dismantle their cores. We hope this makes your choice of Titleist golf ball be as smooth as you’d like your swing to be. Pro V1X has a firm outer surface but still is kept soft enough to achieve the Titleist signature spin and game control. It has a similar Urethane cover as the Pro V1. The less soft feel allows more iron spin and short game spin to the successor. Flight and Distance

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The construction of a golf ball plays a vital role in the overall performance of players on the fairway. The features of the golf ball serve different needs of the game and one might be more suitable than the other. The dimple design impacts the flight, the core impacts the speed, and the layers determine the feel of the ball. Over the three measured rounds on the Seaside Course, Aberg led the field in both Strokes Gained: Tee to Green (8.89) and Strokes Gained: Off the Tee (4.884). The Titleist Pro V1x was Jamie’s choice in all four tests as his preferences came down to feel, and how he liked to see the ball through the air. Both balls performed terrifically but every different player will have certain balls that suit their eyes, feel and technique. It was an eye-opening experience for Jamie in witnessing just how well both golf balls performed and also how beneficial a ball-fitting can be to a player.

The Titleist V series is a great option. Both balls perform impressively in short and long games and are loaded with noteworthy features and advanced technology. The difference between Pro V1 and Pro V1X is on the basis of technological advancements. Titleist has been continuously improving its balls with high-end R&D practices that have been in the running for almost two decades now.Close attention has been paid to meet key performance criteria which include the ball’s flight, speed, material, spin, core, etc. Even for the hobbyists, the quality and premium feel of the Titleist golf balls is clear from the first stroke. Both golf balls deliver the best scoring performance in the game for all golfers. Pro V1 Technology Amy Yang rolled in her Pro V1xfor birdie on the 72nd hole Sunday to card a final-nine 31 and complete a three-shot victory at the LPGA’s season finale.