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**Unhappu** · 08-25-2009, 08:46 PM

my ball of choice is a ProV1, which is not considered a "distance" ball.

Nice post JP and while I agree that a ProV1 isn't technically a distance ball, it would be compared with something like the old Titleist balatas. Those things went nowhere compared with the balls of today. Now an old pinnacle or top-flite or molitor or similar would probably have gone further than a pro v1 (I would guess anyway), but by god did you pay for it with the lack of spin. The real gain in the golf ball is a ball that goes like an old two piece distance ball, but spins like an old balata (though not as much granted).

08-25-2009, 08:46 PM	#19
Unhappu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 553 Senior Member	my ball of choice is a ProV1, which is not considered a "distance" ball. Nice post JP and while I agree that a ProV1 isn't technically a distance ball, it would be compared with something like the old Titleist balatas. Those things went nowhere compared with the balls of today. Now an old pinnacle or top-flite or molitor or similar would probably have gone further than a pro v1 (I would guess anyway), but by god did you pay for it with the lack of spin. The real gain in the golf ball is a ball that goes like an old two piece distance ball, but spins like an old balata (though not as much granted).
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