Titleist

Titleist Pro V1 2025 model

3-piece ball with a urethane cover.

Other versions listed: Pro V1 (2023). Versions can differ, so check the year.

£52.00 per dozen

£4.33 per ball (dozen price ÷ 12)

UK guide price, not a live shop price. Prices vary.

  • Medium feel
  • 3-piece
  • Urethane cover
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Specifications

SpecificationValueSource
Price per dozenA rounded UK guide price for a box of 12, not a live shop price. Shop prices vary and change often, so check before you buy.
£52.00 (guide)Independent source: Golfalot: Titleist Pro V1 2025 review ↗
Price per ballThe dozen guide price divided by 12.
£4.33 (guide)Calculated
Model yearThe year this version came out. Makers often update a model every year or two, and different versions can have different specs.
2025Not yet checked
FeelHow soft or firm the ball feels when you hit it. Our label (soft, medium or firm) is based on how the maker describes the ball. Feel is personal.
MediumOur label
ConstructionHow many layers the ball has, counting the core and the cover. Extra layers let a maker tune different shots separately. More layers is not automatically better.
3-pieceIndependent source: Golfalot: Titleist Pro V1 2025 review ↗
Cover materialThe outer layer. Urethane covers are generally softer and found on pricier balls. Ionomer covers (Surlyn is a brand of ionomer) are generally tougher and cheaper.
Urethane (Cast urethane)Not yet checked
Compression (maker-stated)The compression figure the maker publishes, where it publishes one. Titleist, Callaway and Bridgestone publish none, so their balls show no figure here.
Not published—
Compression (measured)A compression figure from independent testing. Testers measure in different ways, so figures from different sources may not be directly comparable.
92Not yet checked
Driver spinHow much spin the ball is described as having off the driver: low, medium or high. A descriptive label, not a standardised test result.
LowOur label
Greenside spinHow much spin the ball is described as having on short shots around the green: low, medium or high. A descriptive label, not a standardised test result.
HighOur label
Where it sits in the rangeHow the maker positions this ball's flight and spin against its siblings, in our words. Within a family the three-step labels above often tie; this is where the difference lives.
Titleist positions it lower-flying with less full-swing spin than the Pro V1x.Our label
DimplesThe number of dimples on the cover, where we have a figure.
388Independent source: Golfalot: Titleist Pro V1 2025 review ↗
ColoursColours we have listed for this model. What is in stock varies by shop.
White, YellowIndependent source: Golfalot: Titleist Pro V1 2025 review ↗

Maker-stated and measured compression come from different test methods, so don't compare one ball's maker figure with another's measured figure. Spin labels are descriptions, not standardised test results. What the source labels mean.

About this ball Our description

Titleist's flagship three-piece tour ball with a cast urethane cover. Marketed on very low long-game spin, penetrating flight and high spin and control around the green.

Sources and verification

Values checked on 1 November 2026 against the linked pages carry a Manufacturer or Independent tag. The rest are our compiled figures and labels, awaiting a source check.

Entry compiled 1 November 2026. Spotted an error? See the contact page.

Similar published specs, lower guide price

Same cover and construction, lower guide price per ball. A spec match, not a recommendation — it says nothing about how they play.