Used Pro V1x Golf Balls
Titleist Pro V1x golf balls are designed for golfers seeking lower scores and most of all control. This model makes a difference in your game because of a more penetrating trajectory. In addition, these used Pro V1x golf balls offer exceptional distance and long-lasting durability with unmatched consistency. Therefore generates lower driver spin and promotes superior performance.
The new patented cover formulation delivers more short game spin and control with even softer feel for incredible touch. Experience Tour-proven quality with Titleist Pro V1x golf balls. This ball provides total performance for all golfers with the combination of exceptional distance, the best short game spin and control, and very soft feel.
Understanding what is necessary for performance, you are looking for a golf ball like our used Pro V1x. Our grading scale give you detailed and especially relevant information regarding our process in grading used golf balls.
Many golfers have tried our recycled Pro V1x balls and are now believers. They believe in our balls and are using them for tournament play. You too can enjoy our used Titleist Pro V1x golf balls at this great sale price!
So what is keeping you from enjoying lowered golf expense and the feeling of great balls? Our used Pro V1x golf balls are guaranteed and therefore create an unwavering need to give them a try. Keep in mind that these recycled Titleist Pro V1x golf balls will make you feel amazing as you pull it our of your bag and place it on the tee. Your driver will glide through the air and strike this Pro V1x golf ball unlike anything you have ever felt (unless you have played this ball before.)
Player Benefits
- Extraordinary Distance
- Drop-and-Stop Short Game Control
- Soft Feel
- Long-Lasting Durability
- Amazing look
- Unmatched integrity
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