Titleist begins its 2026 launch season with the official announcement of the new Pro V1x Left Dash (designated by "–Pro V1x" ...

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After a four year wait while moonlighting on pro tours, the Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash golf ball is finally set to hit the ...

The 2026 Pro V1x Left Dash keeps its firm feel and low-spin DNA while adding speed and a flatter, more efficient flight for high-speed players.

Amazon is taking a swing at golf balls, but are they worth buying? We enlisted the help of two golf pros to test the ...

Specs: Two-piece, ionomer-covered golf balls. Available in white, yellow (March) and matte red (May). The Skinny: Titleist updated the core and made the cover softer and thicker on the latest version ...

Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Titleist? These handy thumbnails will keep you up ...

Take a stroll down the range this week at the Tour Championship and you’re likely to see a few players hitting a new prototype ball. The red and black logos on the side of Titleist’s Pro V1 and Pro ...

In any change to the Rules of Golf that involves golf balls, there is one company that has the most to win or lose: Titleist. It is the brand most associated with golf balls and has dominated sales in ...

The sidestamp found on the golf ball serves a number of different purposes. It lets you know what model you’re using, which is especially important for competitions when the one-ball rule is in effect ...

Although this isn’t news to any golfer serious about getting the most from their game — getting fit matters. Whether it’s for a new driver, wedges, irons, or a golf ball, having the right tools will ...

The game’s leading golf-ball manufacturer has weighed in on the governing bodies’ golf-ball rollback, and Acushnet, the holding company of Titleist, has said it’s concerned the rollback “overly ...