Titleist 2027 Pro V1 Launches

Titleist officially introduced its new 2027 Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls at the Baycurrent Classic.

First Pro Reviews Begin

The 2027 Pro V1 golf balls hit the USGA conforming list three weeks ago at the PGA Tour’s Biltmore Championship.

Jordan Spieth Switches to 2027 Pro V1

Jordan Spieth confirmed he's likely playing the new 2027 Titleist Pro V1 this week after switching from Pro V1x Left Dash.

“Et tu, Jordan? Jordan Spieth confirmed he's likely going to be playing the new 2027 Titleist Pro V1 this week.”

Spieth's Spin Rate Experiment

Spieth switched to the 2027 Pro V1 after experiencing overspinning with the Pro V1x Left Dash.

“I’ve always played the highest-spinning ball because I thought I needed it in the long irons.”

Neal Shipley's Back-to-Back Top-10s

Neal Shipley switched from the low-spinning Pro V1x Double Dot to the 2027 Pro V1 and posted back-to-back top-10s.

Sahith Theegala's Short Game Feedback

Sahith Theegala noted the 2027 Pro V1 offers better spin control on intermediate pitch shots.

“I feel like it comes out a touch lower and with a touch more spin.”

Doug Ghim's Consistent Spin

Doug Ghim reported tighter spin windows and less curvature with the 2027 Pro V1 in crosswinds.

“I think the windows were tighter. I think between the spinniest ball and lowest [spinning] ball in the groupings that we hit with each club, they tended to be tighter.”

Multiple Pros Testing 2027 Models

Brian Harman, Zach Bouchou, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Tom Hoge, Maverick McNealy, Denny McCarthy, John Parry, Yusaku Hosono, and Ren Yonezawa are testing the 2027 models.

Titleist Videos Show Pro Testing

Titleist posted videos of Max Homa and Ryan Gerard testing the 2027 Pro V1 at Yokohama Country Club.

2027 Pro V1 Tour Seeding Begins

Titleist began the 2027 Pro V1 tour seeding at the Baycurrent Classic with an announcement on Monday.