Hi Chris,

I see no reason to switch from the ProV1.

The ProVs are the best balls in golf and the regular ProV1 is already a soft ball that performs really well in colder weather. I live in NH and wouldn't consider a lesser ball, regardless of the temperature.

Another factor to consider is holding the greens. As the greens firm up in the colder weather you'll need a high-spinning ball to hold the greens. Additionally cold weather will reduce the spin rate, which is another reason not to switch balls.

Enjoy the rest of your season. 

Ok thanks for the advice 

I agree with others, I do not switch in the winter weather in Ohio and think it is fine to keep playing your current ball...

Hey Chris - welcome to the great game of golf and to Team Titleist.   You do not need to change your golf ball due to weather conditions.   Once who have settled on a ball, you should play that same ball day in and day out in all conditions.   You should adapt to changing conditions by playing different shots and making adjustments in your club selections.   The ball will not carry as far in colder weather, so you will need to hit more club to make up the difference.   Given the same distance, you might need to hit  a seven iron during the warm summer months and a six or even a five iron in the colder winter months.  So, stick with the same ball and learn how to adapt your game to various conditions.   

I currently play the prov1-x. I've read posts about guys switching balls in the winter. But today I kept one in my pocket while I played the other. I actually drove the ball further and carried the ball just as long as I did in the mid summer?? Is this just the great technology in the the x or maybe I've gotten stronger In the cold!! Hahaha

+1 , keep 1 warm and swap them out. P.S. theTrusoft is a great ball.I have tested a few. Probably gunna change to them when I purge out all my Pro V 1's. Hit em straight.

My opinion is that switching balls in the Winter is a huge mistake. You simply have to realize that a golf ball doesn't go as far in colder weather. By switching the performance characteristics of your ball you completely change your whole game. No matter what ball you use, being consistent with the ball you play is paramount to consistency in your game. It is also a good idea to get fitted for your ball and do this once per year. Happy Golfing!

So much has been talked about how "softer" balls go further off of the driver that we forget how many shots are played from 100 yards in. It makes sense to me to use the ball that gives you the best control on the shorter shots and near/on the green. To that end, I use the same ball winter and summer now.

I've historically played the ProV1 but am seriously considering the ProV1x as it does seem to launch higher and carry farther plus, offer more spin around the green. I would suggest you experiment with the Titleist ball that gives the best results in your "short game" and then tune your driver, or get a driver, to get the most yardage from that ball.

Switched to the TruSoft since it came out. No distance loss and still has good performance into and around the greens. The softer feel is good in the colder weather recently here on Long Island.

I would personally stay with one of the Pro v models. As you know they are the the ball on the market for a reason. They are very durable throughout all of the seasons.