Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x
On test:
Pro V1 and Pro V1X - score: 4
The choice of more tour pros than any other ball for the last three years. The latest Pro V1s offer subtle improvements over previous models.
TaylorMade TP Red
On test:
TaylorMade TP Red - score: 4
TaylorMade has created a ball with an aerodynamic 322 PDP dimple design to help in the fight to control ball flight into the wind, allowing straighter shots in a variety of conditions.
Callaway Tour i and Tour iX
On test:
Callaway Tour i and Tour iX - score: 4
Callaway's 2008 range of tour-calibre balls comprises two models to suit different types of player and different conditions.
Callaway HX Tour and HX Tour 56 balls
On test:
Callaway HX Tour and HX Tour 56 - score: 4
Three-piece balls with urethane covers feature Callaway's HEX design to generate more spin on short shots
Srixon Z-URS ball
On test:
Srixon Z-URS - score: 4
Srixon offers two options to its tour staff and better players - the Z-URC and this Z-URS model.
Topflite Strata TL-Tour
On test:
Topflite Strata TL-Tour - score: 3
This reasonably priced ball from Topflite flies a long way into the wind, and will help you control spin better with your wedges. An excellent, affordable product.
Titleist NXT Tour
On test:
Titleist NXT Tour - score: 4
At £6.99 for 3, the NXT Tour is a great value alternative to the more expensive premium balls on the market
Wilson Staff Dx2 Soft ball
On test:
Wilson Staff Dx2 Soft ball
This ultra-low compression ball from Wilson promises the feel and distance of premium models at a fraction of the price.
