One of our biggest things is when you’re looking at golf balls, it’s not uncommon to measure yourself against Titleist Pro V1, and we wanted this to feel even softer than a Pro V1, and it does.” ...

While the RB Tour balls previously featured a 272-dimple pattern, the new Mizuno Pro S and X balls use a new 332-dimple pattern. The ultimate goal of the design is to reduce aerodynamic drag for ...

The Pro V1 golf ball is one of the most popular golf balls among serious players. It’s softer than most golf balls and doesn’t have as much spin. Less spin can help with long-range shots, but ...

Step foot into a golf club, and you will find an array of golf balls ranging anywhere from $10 a dozen to $50 a dozen. As an average golfer, does it really make a difference to spend more green to ...

The Mizuno Pro S is a three-layer ball comprised of a high-speed ionomer mantle which has been made six per cent thicker, a soft butadiene rubber core and an ultra-soft urethane cover that has ...

And the feel of the golf ball was just tremendously better. “ Justin Rose (World No. 14): Rose was using a Pro V1x prototype before he made the switch to the Pro V1x.

Using data from the PGA Tour, Golf Monthly, Golf365, Today’s Golfer, and other reliable sources, I’ve compiled a breakdown of professional golf balls used by the top 25 PGA Tour players worldwide.