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Ok I am very confused by all of the talk about these 2 new balls. I want to go try them but not sure which one yet. I hear that the S is softer, spinnier with better feel but shorter. Then I hear the non S is longer with less spin.Then I look at the Titleist website and it shows on the ball comparisons that the S spins less off of the driver, spins less off of the wedge and spins less around the green. So it is a softer ball with less spin? It seems to be an easy choice for the non S, longer off of the tee and spins better on wedges and around the green. I would appreciate any comments from people who tried them side by side or Titleist reps that know more about these two side by side.Thanks
ScottI play with the ProV1. I tried the new NXT S. It's longer off the tee, it backs up on the green, and it's soft off the putter. Now, I have to choose between the two.
Scott, do you feel the NXT S is in the same category as the ProV1 and ProV1x?? I would think there would be major differences...
Just curious...
Jeff I tried the NXT Tour S a week ago and then just this weekend the NXT Tour. I didnt notice any difference in distance but did notice the Tour was harder feeling on putting. It boils down to what you want distance or feel and what your handicap is. I play off 10 and I will be getting the Tour S as I like the feel off the face of my irons and get more response through when putting. On a side note the Tour does not float!!! However neither did the old Cally that followed it in the same pond!
How does the NXT Tour S compare spin wise to the ProV1x? I am thinking of playing it but I'm not sure.
I was asked to participate in a study of 2 new balls some time ago and I presume they were prototypes for the new NXT balls. I say this in part because I have helped Titleist w/ ball testing and club testing for a few years now. Anyway, the balls I tested felt very similar to the old model NXT balls. I submitted my results and waited to see what they came up w/. I agree w/ you that the new NXT balls are no real imprvement over the old balls. In fact, in several ways, they are worse. I played the old NXT balls exclusively for a number of years. They always felt solid w/ both irons and drivers/woods. Spin was very good. Chipping was superb, as was putting in terms of feel and feedback. The new balls fail me in all of these regards. I've reported this to Titleist and told them I'm looking for a new ball. Maybe DT Solo or other balls are worth a try. I have a feeling you and I are not alone in our opinions.
I was sent the nxt tour and the new nxt tour s for a survey which I would like to respond to but can't find.
I certainly appreciate the low ball flight off the driver. It comes in handy and is effective in the windy conditions I normally play in. I prefer the NXT Tour over the S, but only by a slight margin. Around the greens was where I found the difference. The "Tour" ball responded better to off-center contact and seemed to roll out better on chips and longer putts. The "S" ball was less forgiving on marginal contact. I do appreciate the NXT performance with less spin then the VI. The NXT performance complements my game better.
Has anyone noticed how much more durable the NXT Tour-S is compared to the ProV's are?
I also was sent the two NXT balls and asked to give an opinion. I really like the NXT Tour S in the high optic yellow. It goes as far as some of the distance balls I was previously playing. Pro V1 has better stopping power on the greens, but all and all I really like the lower ball flight off the driver with the NXT S.
Marie D
Still trying to submit results from the NXT and NXT S ball survey. Is there a link that works?? Jimmy J