Probably a case of the receptiveness of the greens. After a good rain I can stop an NXT where it hits from full swing.

With normal green conditions I make a ProV1 dance around and ends up where it hit, V1x stops within a few ft.

Hi Quintin,

That could very well be the case - I didn't think of that aspect of this.

Thanks for the feedback.

Jason

Hi Jason,

the other thing to consider is that the new Pro V1x is engineered to fly a little higher now.

I have been a Pro V1 user for years but recently tried the new Pro V1x and found it to stop on a dime.  

I've found it to be half a club longer than the Pro V1 too.

Hey Mark,

That could be the case as well but I didn't notice a higher ball flight during this round.  In fact I hit a few knock down shots that flew with a mid trajectory into some greens and the Pro V1X just hit and stopped within a few feet - my Pro V1 usually hits and stops about 5-7 feet away.

Anyway - I'll try both balls again and see - I think it's a good idea to play a whole round when trying both balls, so you can really get an idea of what works and what doesn't.  In the end I don't think anyone could go wrong playing either one of them.

Cheers,

Jason