Australian Senior Golfer

TITLEIST will launch its new 2012 golf ball range in Australia this month (February) month designed for golfers across every skill level. The four new golf balls (which don’t include the high end ProV1 range) are updated versions of the NXT Tour, NXT Tour S, DT SoLo and an all new Velocity distance ball. Titleist [...]

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CARLSBAD, Calif. (September 20, 2010) – TaylorMade Golf is introducing two new golf ball models, the next-generation Burner and the all-new Burner Tour, both designed to deliver maximum distance and exceptional feel to a broad range of player types. The Burner ball promotes extraordinary distance through high launch and longer carry; the Burner Tour’s soft [...]

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TITLEIST has released the latest offerings in its mid price NXT range saying the new NXT Tour and NXT golf balls further advance the company’s technology leadership. Titleist says the new multi-layer NXT Tour and new solid technology NXT deliver higher performance and longer distance, further establishing each model as benchmarks in their respective categories. [...]

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ACCORDING to the latest rankings, five out of the top ten players on the US Tour use Titleist golf balls. That might give Titleist, who have just released their new Pro V1 model 2009 range, something to crow about. But then again, not one of the world’s top three golfers use them. So there is a choice out there.
The chief stand out is of course a man named Tiger Woods, who you can’t have missed using Nike One Platinum balls.

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There are news reports that the Titleist Pro V1 golf ball is on the verge of being banned.
But if you are one of the many who hold the Titleist Pro V1’s dear, don’t panic. Reports of their demise may be premature. It all revolves around a long running dispute with Callaway over alleged infringement of technology patents. Titleist has responded to a US District court injunction stopping the manufacture of the balls. UPDATED WITH TITLEIST FAQ.

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DO YOU lose at least one Titleist Pro-V golf ball a week? Every week of the year? You must say bugger a lot. If you do, then maybe you will be interested in revolutionary new technology that will help you find many of those wayward balls. But not the ones lost at the bottom of creeks or dams. You just need plain old scuba gear for that. It’s not just the cost or the frustration of looking for balls, it’s adding all the penalty strokes as well.

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Titleist says it went to lots of trouble to research its new range of DT Carry and DT Roll golf balls with “average golfers”

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