Pro V1x vs Pro V1x Left Dash: Which Fits You?

Question 1 of 4

What do you want from long-game spin?

This is the biggest separator between these two profiles.

More spin than Pro V1 with a high flightChoose this if the standard Pro V1x spin profile helps your carry and control. Extremely low long-game spinChoose this if cutting long-game spin is a central goal. I need spin to help irons and long shots stay in the airChoose this if more spin is useful rather than something you fight. I already create plenty of spin and want to reduce itChoose this if Left Dash’s low-spin long-game profile solves a real need.

Question 2 of 4

How do you want the ball to feel?

Pick the response you prefer at impact.

Responsive, but not the firmest optionChoose this if standard Pro V1x feel fits you. Firmer and more specializedChoose this if a firmer response is comfortable for you. Feel is secondary; I mainly want the more conventional Pro V1x profileChoose this if you want the standard high-flight, higher-spin tour fit. I like a firmer tour ball when it helps control spinChoose this if the Left Dash response matches your preference.

Question 3 of 4

Which flight/spin combination sounds better?

Both can fly high, so focus on how much spin you want with that height.

High flight with more spinChoose this if height and spin work together for your game. High flight with extremely low long-game spinChoose this if you want the distinctive Left Dash combination. High flight that helps me hold greens with longer clubsChoose this if extra spin is useful in the long game. High flight without adding the long-game spin I already createChoose this if Left Dash fits a high-speed/high-spin player profile.

Question 4 of 4

Which overall player description is closer?

Use this as the final tiebreaker.

I want the normal Pro V1x mix of height, spin and tour controlChoose this if you do not need an extreme long-game spin reduction. I want a specialized tour ball that aggressively reduces long-game spinChoose this if Left Dash solves a specific flight/spin problem. More spin is an asset in my gameChoose this if extra spin helps rather than hurts. Too much spin is a recurring problem in my gameChoose this if reducing long-game spin should dominate the fit.