Did Tour soft replace NXT?

With Tour Soft — launched two years ago as the replacement to NXT Tour — Titleist's research and design team made it a priority to deliver extra ball speed while still maintaining a playable level of greenside spin and performance.

What took the place of Titleist NXT?

Titleist debuted its first Tour Soft golf balls in 2018 to replace the NXT Tour and NXT Tour S in the company's stable. According to the company, golfers who bought the Tour Soft liked the soft feel at impact and the distance produced with their irons.

Do they still make Titleist NXT Tour?

Good or bad - Titleist did indeed DISCONTINUE their production of the NXT brand (don't worry we have plenty of inventory for you).

Which ball replaced the NXT Tour?

Titleist Tour Soft ball replaces NXT lineup with a single ball and its largest core, adds heat to popular Velocity line.

What happened to the NXT Tour?

Replacing the popular NXT Tour and NXT Tour S for 2018 is a brand-new offering from Titleist called Tour Soft, which features the largest core it has ever put in a golf ball.

Is the Titleist NXT a good ball?

The Titleist NXT Tour is a fantastic golf ball for amateur golfers. This is a great golf ball off of the tee and maintains its spin and soft feel around the greens. Because most amateur golfers truly should not be playing Pro V1s, this is a great alternative.

What compression is Titleist NXT?

Titleist NXT Extreme Golf Ball offers long distance and a softer feel thanks to a large 1,550, soft compression core. Excellent durability thanks to a 0.65" Surlyn cover.

Is Titleist Tour soft a 3 piece ball?

The Titleist Tour Soft has been designed for golfers looking for distance, soft feel, and spin. The Titleist Tour Soft is a two piece golf ball with an extremely soft and large core.

What is the difference between Titleist NXT and NXT Tour golf balls?

The difference in the NXT Tour and NXT Tour S balls is at the core itself. The NXT Tour is a dual-core ball with the softer core at the middle of the ball whereas the NXT Tour S is a single-core ball that has a softer compression to give you an even softer feel and response than the NXT Tour.

What is the compression of Titleist Tour speed?

Measuring the Titleist-provided samples in our ball lab, we clocked the compression at 78. The closest comps we have in our Ball Lab database are the Titleist Velocity (80) and the OnCore ELIXR (78).

What is the number one golf ball on tour?

Titleist Pro V1

Titleist likes to remind us that that the Pro V1 is the No 1 ball used by professionals on worldwide golf tours, but that it's a great ball for non-superstars as well. The ball is manufactured to perfectly balance short game control without sacrificing good yardage from the tee.

What is the compression of a Pro V1?

The three-piece Pro V1 still has a compression around 90 and its 352-dimple cover pattern helps to produce lower-spinning, lower-flying shots off the tee and with long irons. It will feel softer than the dual-core Pro V1x, which has a compression of about 100 and a 328-dimple cover pattern.

Does the Titleist Tour soft have a urethane cover?

Despite still not possessing a urethane cover, we felt like it also gave us a little more touch more control around the greens with the wedges too while maintaining that soft feel many golfers enjoy.

What is the compression of a Titleist Tour soft golf ball?

Titleist Tour Soft

A great ball for all senior golfers. At 65 compression, it will deliver good results even on mis-hits. The Tour Soft has the largest core of any Titleist ball on the market and provides smooth spin and additional distance.

Did Titleist discontinue Tour soft?

The Titleist® Tour Soft golf ball features the largest core Titleist has ever produced and is fast and long off of the tee. The large core dimensions require the high performance 4CE grafted cover to be very thin, increasing short game spin around the green. Tour Soft is currently Out of Stock Online on Titleist.com.

What is the difference between Pro V1 and tour Soft?

Compression Rating

The Tour Soft is compressed to give you more distance and a softer feel as opposed to the Pro V1, which is built to offer more control and targeted at those golfers with higher swing speed who can compress the ball.

Are Titleist Tour softs good?

Conclusion. The Titleist Tour Soft is a good, soft-feeling golf ball, but it isn't a category-buster. If you want top-end performance in your short game, you still need urethane. However, for the vast majority of golfers for whom durability and value are more important, the Tour Soft is a solid choice.

What is the compression of Titleist AVX?

What is the compression of the Titleist AVX ball? The AVX has a compression of 80, which is lower than other premium golf balls.

What is the Titleist AVX?

Designed To Advance Your Game

New Titleist® AVX® golf balls are for golfers looking to level up their game with advanced technology that delivers low flight, low iron spin for longer distance, incredibly soft feel and now, even more control. Benefits. Longer Distance. Increased Greenside Spin and Control. Softer Feel.

What is compression of Titleist DT TruSoft?

The new DT TruSoft has a compression of 60. The cover of the DT TruSoft also was updated. Engineers mixed different propriety and stock Surlyns materials to come up with a cover that is fast on drives and that can help generate greenside spin for control on pitches, chips and approach shots.

What is an NXT golf ball?

The Titleist NXT Tour golf ball is a high performance ball delivering low driver and long iron spin for outstanding distance along with excellent shot stopping control.

Is Titleist Tour soft the AVX?

Additionally, the Titleist's AVX is the first to use a new formula called the “GRB41”. The new formulation is made of a thermoset cast, enabling the golf ball to get that soft feel golf players are looking for. On the other hand, the Tour Soft provides that responsive feel as opposed to the soft feel of the AVX.

What compression is AZ Star?

Z-Star is an exceptionally soft 3-piece golf ball with a mid-launch rated for swing speeds of 90+ mph. It has a Srixon compression rating of 90, the highest greenside spin, and low driver spin.

What swing speed is needed for Pro V1?

The #1 ball in golf, the Pro V1 is a three-piece golf ball meant for swing speeds of 98-105 mph.