Pro V1 Practice Balls

[DataDude]

They are the exact same ball with maybe a cosmetic error or whatever. If there is a difference in durability at least 90% of us would never notice. For someone like me who keeps a 19 handicap, but depends on my short game to keep my going these are a wonderful option. I will lose it with a wayward drive way before I start to notice a durability issue.

 

[Alez367]

I don’t think theses are intended to be range balls except maybe at PGA events. I can see an individual using them in their shag bag, especially for short game practice, but not a range where they get beat every day by hackers


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Why not?

 

[aggiesam1983]

Why not?

I don’t think a Pro V would have the long term durability of a range ball. I might never wear one out in my shag bag since they wouldn’t take the punishment of range balls. Different construction and materials than typical range balls.


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[Roddy Myster]

People people people



i’ve been using these practice balls for years

i’m a 4 hdp and play 100+ rounds per year

TRUST ME..........they are the same......and you need to look at the ball under a microscope to find the cosmetic flaws

 

[Desmond]

ProV1x Practice Balls were a "thing" about 10 years ago. They were $26-28 per dozen at the time.

Now -- with so many great 3 piece urethane balls, you can buy them and wait for closeout.

If I buy real ProV1s, it would be from March to April when you can buy 4 dz for the price of 3 dz