TITLEIST Tour Speed Golf Ball

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The 2022 Titleist Tour Speed is a three-piece golf ball with a 346-dimple cover. While not as soft as a good bit of the competitive set, it offers high-flight, low-ish spin off the tee that you typically find with softer golf balls. With the higher relative compression, it tends to be a bit faster than those competitors. Compression

I am a 12 capper–have played all three- and rather enjoy my experience with the Tour Speed which will be my ball until I become a lower single digit handicap. In terms of the market as a whole, we would consider the 2022 Titleist Tour Speed to be of average weight. Long Irons: This is a very similar story to the Driver. I find the distance is slightly longer with the Tour Speed than the Bridgestone Tour B XS, and without much difference in roll-out/spin. Again, I am not consistent enough to have some expectation of spin here, I am more focused on putting a good swing on the ball and hitting a green, with anything longer than a 7I in my hand. As a faster swinger (my driver head speed is around 112 mph), my worry with soft feel golf balls is that they’ll have a tendency to dip out of the air in the long game and I’ll lose out on distance. This wasn’t something I noticed with the Tour Soft 2022 though and the flight was impressive. I did notice that it had a slightly lower flight than the previous model of Tour Soft, although there was no real difference in distance.Overall: I think this is a solid ball overall and it will fit in nicely in the market space it’s designed for. Like I have stated several times, It performs very similarly to the Srixon Q-Star Tour. I would have no problem playing this ball in the future. Although, I don’t think it out performed the QST in any fashion, so, I will not be switching from my current gamer. From a performance perspective, Tour Speed trends toward lower-spinning. That’s common for balls playing in the same space. While not among the lowest-compression balls in its space, at around 78 compression, it’s soft by Titleist urethane standards. Before any launch monitor testing, I played the Titleist Tour Speed for a couple rounds at Eagle Ridge. These were my first rounds in over a month because I was sidelined by a wrist injury. Knowing that my wrist was weak and that my swing was rusty, I tempered my distance expectations off the tee. But then I was flying over my expected landing zones and hitting drives that met my normal expectations. Could the Tour Speed really be faster than my normal golf balls? Driver: I felt the ball really excelled here. It seemed every bit as long as my gamer, potentially even longer, and I am not entirely sure if that should be attributed to my swing, or maybe lower spin off the driver, but either way, distance is a definite positive of this ball. I ended up hitting 8/14 fairways, which isn’t an abnormally low or high number for me, in fact, probably about average. I lost one ball off the tee, it was a shot I tried to take over some trees, on a shorter Par 4, and I ended up pushing it into the fescue.

The story of the reformulated Tour Speed isn’t that it’s longer. It doesn’t fly higher. You also shouldn’t expect any additional greenside spin. It’s not even softer. The Titleist Tour Speed is specifically designed for mid to low-handicap golfers who seek a combination of distance, control, and soft feel. Its performance characteristics make it an ideal choice for those looking to improve their overall game without sacrificing any one aspect. I didn’t expect the Tour Speed to perform well on full wedge shots and chipping because the cover felt like a distance ball. I was pleasantly surprised with the outcome. I have a pretty good and consistent short game around the green. The Tour Speed performed pretty much the same as the AVX, which I have found is about the same as the ProV1 on chipping and pitching for me. On putting, frankly, I didn’t see much of a difference. This consistency is crucial for golfers who demand the best from their equipment and expect their golf balls to provide predictable performance throughout the round. Titleist’s Reputation for Performance and Quality

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Compared to the balls I was testing against, the Tour Speed was much firmer than the Chrome Soft (clue's in the name!), and pretty similar to both the Tour Response and Z Star when chipping and pitching around the green. Tour Soft and Tour Speed golf balls come in white or yellow, and both come with a Sidestamp alignment aid to help line up your shots with relative ease. For golfers who want distance with a mid-low trajectory off the tee, and for those who want the softest feel you’ll find in a Titleist ball, the Tour Soft is the right choice. For golfers who want a slightly higher launch angle with a touch more greenside spin, the Tour Speed will be more to your liking.

So, yeah, the reformulated Tour Speed isn’t “better.” It’s almost entirely different but should perform the same. Innovation and improvement are temporary casualties of the supply chain but that’s what it took to keep Tour Speed on the shelves. Pricing and AvailabilityWhen Titleist surveyed Tour Speed users, they found 75 percent were satisfied with the product. An equal percentage said they either play Tour Speed exclusively or as one of the two or three balls they play regularly. When it comes to golf balls, one name stands out among the rest—Titleist. Renowned for their superior quality, performance, and precision, Titleist golf balls are the top choice for golfers of all levels. At The Golf Shop Online, we offer a wide range of Titleist golf balls to cater to every golfer's needs and preferences. This comprehensive guide willexplore the different types of Titleist golf balls available, including the iconic Pro V1, Pro V1X, AVX, Tour Speed, Tour Soft, Velocity, TruFeel, and the eye-catching Yellow Balls. The Tour Speed has allowed me to shape my shots effectively and consistently hold the green on approach shots, even when faced with challenging pin positions. Our team spends thousands of hours trying out and researching golf equipment to help you take your game to the next level. Here’s our product review process. While it may not generate as much greenside spin as some competitors, its performance in this area is more than satisfactory for most players.

This is pretty unusual for a company to name who they're better than, and in which category. As Titleist are the Number One ball in golf, who are we to say otherwise? One of the big trade-offs with a golf ball like the Tour Soft versus some of thebest golf ballscomes with greenside spin. It was evident that I wasn’t getting the same level of spin control from close range as I’d expect from a Pro V1x. Whilst this comparison might seem a little unfair, I think it highlights what you give up if you decide to drop down to a less expensive ball. Along with the aforementioned robot testing, Titleist also conducted extensive amateur testing across the US and Canada over a three-month period to 'validate performance' and ensure that this iteration is the best product that Titleist can offer. The Test

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Tour Speed Golf Balls from Titleist are engineered to deliver exceptional distance off the tee and a responsive feel around the greens. The Tour Speed features a high-speed core, a proprietary thermoplastic urethane cover, and a 346 quadrilateral dipyramid dimple design, all working together to provide impressive ball speed, low spin, and maximum control. Experience the perfect balance of distance and responsiveness with Titleist Tour Speed golf balls. So I got out yesterday with my Tour Speed by Titleist. Played a different course that i like here in the Metroplex, Sherrill Park #1. Again this ball performed. Its not my Tour B X as far as Spin, Runs out s bit more when it hits the green. Distance wise, I hit a few drives with the TS and with the BX side by side and they were within a few yards of each other. In my 7-iron testing the new Tour Speed was 7 mph faster than the previous version and it spun around 1000 rpm more than the original. The result was a higher flight (and more stopping power) with an extra 7 yards of carry. Very impressive.