Many people see the AVX as a cheaper ProV1, but it is lower spin and launch than the V1 and the X is a high launch, high spin ball. So you have completely different balls there.
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If you go back a couple pages in the thread, all the guys did some awesome writeups on their fittings and first impressions!
I’d honestly just go back to page 1 though because between ArborLinks, the T-Series hotness, and smatterings of my humble and polite/sarcastic Canadian humor, it warrants it.
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Yes I understand that, and hindsight is 20/20. But you have to realize the Prov1x was only fitted based off my 7i where we want lots of spin.
I get way too much spin with my Driver, and Garrett said it makes sense that I would use the AVX if I want less spin off the tee with my driver and I’m fine to play either.
Overtime I’ll get a feel for what works best.
That is interesting.
Too bad you are not allowed to change balls between shots!
It will be fun to see what you think during the event and when we play in a few weeks!
I am a player who needs the high launch and spin for all shots. So you having different needs is foreign to me.
It will get better with time, as I learn to control my driver. Keeping it in play is priority for me, AVX has done good at that.That is interesting.
Too bad you are not allowed to change balls between shots!
It will be fun to see what you think during the event and when we play in a few weeks!
I am a player who needs the high launch and spin for all shots. So you having different needs is foreign to me.
I think they are all great balls though and I should be able to play well with any.
Also worth noting: I did a golf ball fitting at Golf Galaxy a few weeks ago, and one of the balls they fitted me for was the Prov1, so maybe the middle ground between the AVX and ProV1x is a good choice.
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AVX is a slept on ball. Really great if you want a lower spinning ball that doesn't feel like a rock.
I’ve always wondered if AVX would be treated different if it got like a Pro V1 variation…like left dash but obviously something different
Simply just a name change I mean not to property of the ball
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You just know the lunatic fringe would go feral for like a ProV1 double dotPRAV1X is the best I could come up with.
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Why not just ProAVXPRAV1X is the best I could come up with.
Agreed. If you need
Agreed. If you need a low launch, low spin ball, it is a great option that also won't break the bank since it is a lower price point (not Members Mark or Kirkland level).
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This is much better.
Great call tonight with a few of the guys going on the trip! This is going to be a fun group and experience. Just a few more days!!
Feel free to take the credit when you give the idea to JT and JD.
Team building before the gathering?
How did the conversations go?
Fully agree. Great group of folks.
Listening to everyone talk about their fittings and end result, I was really struck by the diversity of set make-ups and performance characteristics. I expect that everyone following along will find something of interest to them that will prove valuable in their own decision process for Titleist T-series iron selection.
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Grab a KitKat from the comfort station if they have one and present it to JD while presenting the idea.“Listen JT/JD, have I got a pitch for you. This is a stone cold winner.”
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I agree. I think the AVX is not thought about enough. But, it’s a softer, lower spinning, lower launching ball compared to the V1 and V1x. I have played it recently but I’m more in need of spin and higher launch.
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I am looking forward to seeing if any new cereal contenders have moved up the rankings on JT’s list.
I am looking forward to seeing if any new cereal contenders have moved up the rankings on JT’s list.
But only after learning all about T Series goodness.
I was fit into and will be playing a blended set of 5-6 T250 and 7-PW T150 and a 48° Vokey SM10 with Modus 105S
I hit both the V1 and V1x as we narrowed down my iron fitting. My order said V1 but I asked my fitter and he recommended V1x for some extra launch and spin. I’ll play whatever they want me to try but I bought a couple boxes of high number V1x’s to bring with me.