Best Titleist Golf Ball for You: Take the Quiz

Question 1 of 6

What do you want most from a Titleist golf ball?

Pick the performance goal that should lead the recommendation.

The strongest all-around premium balanceChoose this if you want speed, controlled long-game spin, feel and short-game control together. Higher flight with more spin and tour-level controlChoose this if you prefer a higher, more spin-rich premium profile. Very soft premium feel with a lower flight and lower long-game spinChoose this if a softer, more penetrating premium profile fits you. Maximum straightforward distance and a higher flightChoose this if distance comes before premium greenside spin. Very soft feel and dependable valueChoose this if simple soft feel and everyday distance are enough.

Question 2 of 6

How do you want the ball to feel at impact?

Choose the feel that gives you the most confidence.

Very soft and value-orientedChoose this if the softest simple Titleist feel is the priority. Very soft and premiumChoose this if you want premium construction with a very soft response. Soft and controlledChoose this if you want the classic premium balance. Responsive with a little more firmness and spinChoose this if you prefer the higher-flight Pro V1x response. Firm-responsive and specializedChoose this if you want the firmer Left Dash feel with its specialized flight/spin profile.

Question 3 of 6

What full-shot flight window do you prefer?

Think driver and iron trajectory, not just wedge height.

Higher flight for simple distanceChoose this if launch and carry are the main goals. Higher flight with more spinChoose this if you want a tour ball that flies higher and spins more than Pro V1. Higher flight with extremely low long-game spinChoose this if you want a specialized high-flight, very-low-spin long-game profile. Mid trajectory with balanced controlChoose this if you want a neutral premium flight. Lower flight with very soft feelChoose this if a more penetrating premium trajectory appeals to you.

Question 4 of 6

How much short-game stopping power do you want?

Choose the level of control you actually use around the green.

High tour-level control with an all-around profileChoose this if you want premium scoring performance without an extreme flight profile. High control with a higher-flight, higher-spin profileChoose this if you want the Pro V1x style of stopping power. Tour-grade short-game control with very low long-game spinChoose this if the Left Dash separation is exactly what you want. Useful stopping power with soft feel at a mid-premium levelChoose this if you want more control than a value ball without moving to the full Pro V1 tier. Basic everyday control is enoughChoose this if softness and value matter more than creating spin.

Question 5 of 6

Which price/performance tier makes the most sense?

Choose based on what you are actually willing to replace throughout the season.

Value-softChoose this if you want to keep cost down and prefer a soft feel. Value-distanceChoose this if speed and distance matter more than premium spin. Mid-premium soft performanceChoose this if you want soft feel plus more stopping power without the top tour tier. Premium all-aroundChoose this if price is secondary to broad tour performance. Premium specializedChoose this if you are paying for a very specific flight/spin window.

Question 6 of 6

Which statement best describes your long-game preference?

Use this final question to separate similar Titleist profiles.

Lower flight and lower long-game spin with very soft feelChoose this if AVX sounds like your preferred window. Higher flight and more spin through the bagChoose this if you benefit from a higher, more spin-rich premium profile. Higher flight but extremely low long-game spinChoose this if you want Left Dash’s specialized separation. Soft distance with useful stopping powerChoose this if a simpler mid-premium option is enough. Balanced premium performance with a mid flightChoose this if you want the broadest Titleist premium fit.