Well, that won’t be happening in the Pro-V lines anytime soon. It took years to get yellow released that performed as well as the white balls. Besides limited demand among Pro-V users, not likely it would increase market share.
Unlike tennis, even yellow golf balls have not gained wide acceptance. Based on postings, there is more interest in a couple of variants in the Pro-V lines than more colors.

It was several years before the ProV1 and ProV1x were optional yellow due to demand and impact to the production line to create multiple options. Unfortunately I believe you will be in the minority for wanting orange and it would not be economically viable for Titleist. Never say never but until then, enjoy the yellow versions.

I’m worn out from wishing, praying, and pleading for the yellow. Thankful for them and enjoying them immensely.

Probably wont happen.... But I did dye 2 dozen practice ProV1's orange. Worked well and made it easy to identify which balls were mine in the practice area. Used Rit Dye!

The only ball that Titleist makes in orange is the Velocity. A true distance ball at an affordable price.

I’d buy a box in a heart beat and put my white ProV1 on ice if they release an orange ProV1

Might want to check with your cardiologist to make sure you aren’t skipping any heartbeats. Titleist promotes the Pro-C lines for serious golfers (at any level). Other brands have use gimmicks to market their balls. From various decals to balls of 50/50 colors. Yellow is as far as they have gone in the Pro lines. It isn’t coincidence that colors and mat finishes are limited to Velocity and TruFeel lines.

Haven’t checked the DTC brands. But they are marketed to the general public. Titleist won’t be chasing those with the Pro-V lines.

Nothing wrong with colored golf balls, but I prefer white. Number one ball color on all tours.

The stuffiness here at Bushwood is somewhat surprising with the, "How dare you ask for a high quality ball other than white. You're lucky we even gave permission for Titleist to make it in yellow" mentality. As players who love the game and are comfortable with paying $55+ a dozen for golf balls, but don't have the best eyesight anymore, it's nice to have the option of other, more visible-colored golf balls available to play. Sure, maybe not make them mass-produced in orange or pink in the PROV1 and PROV1X lines, but maybe consider making it an option on the page, right there along with customizing balls with the little shamrocks and flags. That's all we're asking. If playing more high-vis balls are okay for Ernie Els, Fred Couples, Bubba Watson, etc who have way more major championships, then why should others have an issue? The balls being easier to see could potentially speed up play as well. Yes, they made them in yellow. Just give the custom option of other colors in the high-end line of balls as well. Thanks.

I believe you will find that it’s not as simple as a paint change. May I suggest you take a trip to Ball Plant 3 and do the tour. You will find that the color is imbedded into the liquid cover layer and making just the current models and colors create a significant impact on production, costs, and schedules. The entire development line would be impacted by a new color which then would need adequate sales numbers to justify such a large change. The ProV lines and Ball Plant 3 are the core of the Titleist business and therefore impacts to those are seriously monitored and strategically protected.

Thanks for the feedback, Dale. I assumed it would take an order of several dozen to even make the production worth it for Titleist, but I was unaware they imbed the colors into the layers. I'm use to looking at the previous generation of balls and seeing the one dimple that had the small paint swirl from the last of the paint on the ball when it was made. That's a better explanation than others have provided.

Gosh, it's almost like Titleist is focused on what the majority wants in a ball color.