The Titleist Golf Company was founded by Phillip Young. He used to own and operated a rubber company but decided on a different industry because the rubber market moved down. He had been a frustrated golfer who wished to x-ray a golf ball at some point to see what was going on inside and the reason why they didn't fly straight.

He observed many balls off-centre and considered it as an excellent opportunity to provide a better golf ball which would travel straight. He created a ball that actually went in a straight line by the early 1930s. He designed a ball which had uniquely spun rubber wrapped around a solid center.

An improved ball was developed after the war and was the most played ball in the US open. The company quickly developed and purchased other golf manufacturers in the 1960s and 1970s. They began to create golf clubs and other gear also.

In 1985 the group acquired the major name Foot-Joy. It has been the very best recognized golf shoe worldwide. Although Titleist is recognized for various golf gear products, they're most widely known for golf balls.

Their balata ball has been their major breakthrough in the 80s. It provided golf players control and a soft feel. The problem with it was it breaks and are destroyed quickly. They resolved that with the Titleist Golf Balls. This was a professional ball which had balata inside but had a hard cover. It was very pricey but very popular.

While others adopted their line, they started designing their most well-known ball, The Titleist Pro V1. The Titleist Pro V1 is a favorite amongst beginners and gurus alike; most of them even agree that Titleist Golf Balls are the very best, however different and different their individual games may be. Understanding what kind of golf swing you have is the initial step in identifying which ball is best fitted to your game.

Local golf stores will often have equipment to look into your swing for free. After learning your sort of swing and club head speed, determine if you prefer balls that has a better spin capacity, long distance, much softer feel, or increased precision.

The Titleist Pro V1 is exactly what they call their "expert" ball. That explains its price at $44/dozen. This is a well known option in the PGA Tour.

The Titleist Pro V1 is a 3-piece ball. It is fantastic in spin capability, driver distance, soft feel, and driver accuracy. If you are a golf player with a slow head speed, you might want to use the 2 piece Titleist DT So-Lo.