Jordan Switches Balls

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By Bentron

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  1. Bentron

    Bentron
    Fort Worth, Tx

    Heard from some sources that Jordan Spieth has finally switched from the 2015 Pro V1x to the 2021 Pro V1x. That's crazy that he has played the same ball for over 5 years , I guess he has had LOTS of success with it thought.

  2. Eric H

    Eric H
    Ridgway, PA

    He sure has won a lot of money with that ball!
  3. Guy O

    Guy O
    State College, PA

    I saw that on Instagram. He sure does take his time when it comes to switching to new technology. He played his 915 D driver through two model changes I think. He did switch to the new T 100 pretty quick though.
  4. J22abe

    J22abe
    Texas

    And still using the 818 H2 over the TS and TSi
    and his putter... lol
  5. Barry M

    Barry M
    Reno, NV

    He probably finally used up the ones he had in his bag!!!
    Wonder if he switched before his come-back.
  6. Bentron

    Bentron
    Fort Worth, Tx

    I do wonder if a lack of availability had something to do with the switch.
  7. Darryl M

    Darryl M
    Wichita, KS

    I liked the 2015 Pro V1, didn't switch to the 2017 Pro V1 as it didn't work like my 2015 did. I did switch to the 2019 Pro v1's & love the 2021 Pro V1's so I get it. The feel & spin of the 2017 for me was different so I stayed away from that model.

    DM
  8. Eric H

    Eric H
    Ridgway, PA

    He sure has won a lot of $$ with that ball!
  9. Grant J

    Grant J
    Charlotte, NC

    Anyone made the switch or tried the ProV1(x) vs the AVX? How did you like it?
  10. Ed K

    Ed K

    Further proof that the Titleist promotion of buying three dozen with a fourth dozen for free really worked! :)
  11. Frank P

    Frank P
    Port St. Lucie, FL

    Military
    Just finished reading the May issue of Golf Digest with the interview with Patrick Reed and he says that he is still playing the 2017 Pro V1. He said that he prefers the launch and spin of the 2017 model.
  12. Dr O

    Dr O

    Going from a great ball to another great ball. Not much to think about

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