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Titleist kommer med nye baller i 2017

25.01 Tileist:
Med 2017 utgaven av ProV1-ballene
Titleist har en ledende posisjon på baller. Nå er den nye modellen på plass.

Ballene skal være tilgjengelige verden rundt fra og med 25. januar.

Nedover på siden kan du lese mer om de nye ballene og prisene i norske proner. Du kan også lese om hva spillerne mener om de nye modellene Titleist Pro V1 og Titleist Pro V1x.

Fra Titleist får vi vite:

The new Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls are the most advanced, best performing golf balls ever stamped with the Titleist script. Precisely engineered using the most sophisticated golf ball technology, new Pro V1 and Pro V1x provide total performance for every player and deliver unmatched quality and consistency. 

Videre heter det:

Introducing the New Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x Golf Balls 2017 Models Available in Golf Shops Worldwide Beginning Jan. 25
FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (Jan. 25, 2017)
– The new Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls are the most advanced, best performing golf balls ever stamped with the Titleist script. Precisely engineered using the most sophisticated golf ball technology, new Pro V1 and Pro V1x provide total performance for every player and deliver unmatched quality and consistency.

The overwhelming choice of players at every level of competitive golf and best-selling models around the world, Pro V1 and Pro V1x continually set the standard for golf ball performance through relentless research and development innovation and an industry-leading manufacturing process. Advancements for 2017 include new core and aerodynamic designs:

• The longest Pro V1 ever, 2017 Pro V1 has been reengineered with a Next Generation 2.0 ZG Process Core that delivers longer distance on all shots through lower long game spin and faster ball speed, while maintaining the very soft feel and superior short-game performance that Pro V1 players demand. A new spherically tiled 352 tetrahedral dimple design produces a penetrating trajectory with even more consistent flight. • The extraordinary distance of the 2017 Pro V1x, featuring a ZG Process Dual Core, is enhanced by a new spherically tiled 328 tetrahedral dimple design that produces a high trajectory with its most consistent flight ever. • 2017 Pro V1 and Pro V1x continue to deliver superior short game scoring performance. The soft Urethane Elastomer cover system used on both models is precisely formulated to deliver Drop-and-Stop greenside control with soft feel, providing golfers with the performance and confidence to hit it closer to the hole. The soft Urethane Elastomer cover, created by a chemical reaction that takes place during the casting process, also provides long-lasting durability throughout the course of play.

• Choosing between the total performance of Pro V1 and Pro V1x, golfers will notice differences in flight, feel and spin. Pro V1 flies lower with a penetrating trajectory and feels softer. Pro V1x flies higher, has a slightly firmer feel, and spins more on iron shots.

• Every Pro V1 and Pro V1x is manufactured by Titleist associates in the company’s state-of-the-art golf ball manufacturing facilities, to the highest performance and quality specifications in the industry. This investment in quality control ensures the most consistent performance from ball to ball, and dozen to dozen. This is critical to allowing golfers to consistently execute the same types of shots, round after round.

“Every time we set out to develop new Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls, our challenge is to set an even higher benchmark for golf ball performance,” said Michael Mahoney, Vice President, Titleist Golf Ball Marketing. “We are constantly in the field talking to golfers of all skill levels about what we can do to help them shoot lower scores. At the same time, the Titleist Golf Ball R&D and Operations teams are working together to develop new golf ball technologies that deliver performance golfers may not yet realize they need. It’s because of this ownership and commitment at every step of the process that we’re able to deliver meaningful performance improvements and make the best golf balls in the game even better.”

“No matter their playing ability, golfers have a simple choice when it comes to choosing the best golf ball for their game,” said Bill Morgan, Senior Vice President, Titleist Golf Ball R&D. “Either Pro V1 or Pro V1x will give you the best opportunity to shoot your lowest score. The decision purely comes down to flight, feel and spin. As we’ve told the pros, while you may consider yourself a ‘V’ or an ‘X’ player, we think this is a great time for you to reevaluate both Pro V1 and Pro V1x to see which 2017 model is the best fit for your game.”

PLAYER VALIDATION: New Pro V1 and Pro V1x have achieved immediate validation and success across the worldwide professional tours. Jordan Spieth, playing new Pro V1x for the first time in competition, won the Australian Open in mid-November. Two weeks later, Brandon Stone played new Pro V1 in his victory at the European Tour’s Alfred Dunhill Championship. In total, more than 100 players worldwide have put the new models in play – including Adam Scott (Pro V1), Jimmy Walker (Pro V1x), Kevin Kisner (Pro V1), Webb Simpson (Pro V1), Charley Hoffmann (Pro V1), Ian Poulter (Pro V1x) and Thongchai Jaidee (Pro V1x) – since the tour seeding and validation process began on the PGA Tour in late October.

• ADAM SCOTT: “I think the remarkable thing with the new Pro V1 is how far it goes now.


Dette er hva spillerne sier om de nye ballene fra Titleist:

New Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x Golf Balls: Player Validation
FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (Jan. 25, 2017) – Prior to their market introduction, Pro V1 and Pro V1x undergo a rigorous player testing and validation process with tour players, PGA Professionals and amateurs of all skill levels.

In total, the R&D testing and validation process for 2017 Pro V1 and Pro V1x included more than 80,000 golfers of all skill levels who received numerous iterations of prototypes throughout the two-year development process. This included six different double-blind prototype tests during the summer and fall of 2015 that were instrumental in determining the final 2017 designs.

Beginning in late October 2016, final Pro V1 and Pro V1x prototypes were seeded across the worldwide professional tours for validation by the best players in the world:

• Jordan Spieth began practicing with the 2017 Pro V1x at his home in Dallas. A few weeks later, he put the new ball in play for the first time in competition at the Australian Open. He won the event with a birdie on the first hole of a three-man playoff.

Quoting Jordan Spieth: “I put new Pro V1x in play in Australia and in the first week we won. What I noticed immediately was the improved flight. It held its line in the crosswinds better. A couple shots that were going off line stayed closer to the fairway or closer to the green, which allowed me to save par when I may have been in trouble. Golf is a game of misses. When you mishit one, if it’s not really going as far off line, that makes a significant difference for us, and it makes even more of a difference for amateurs.”

• Adam Scott teed up 2017 Pro V1 for the first time at the same event, following a week of practice with the new model near his home in Australia.

Quoting Adam Scott: “I think the remarkable thing with the new Pro V1 is how far it goes now. I’m hitting it longer than I ever have but I also have that soft feel like when I grew up playing a balata golf ball – it’s incredibly soft.”
“The flight with the new Pro V1 is exactly what I'm looking for. It just wants to stay up in the air with that penetrating ball flight. That’s a really nice feeling when I can ease back on a shot and the ball flight I’m looking for, even when it’s into the wind.”

• Two weeks later, Brandon Stone played new Pro V1 in his seven-shot victory at the European Tour’s Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek, following a second-place finish with the new model the week prior on the Sunshine Tour.
Quoting Brandon Stone: “I’m always open to try new product made by Titleist as I know they improve on every model. I played the weekend in Dubai with the new Pro V1 prototype and really enjoyed the performance around the greens. My next event was the Lion of Africa Cape Town Open. Finishing second, it validated the performance which gave me the confidence I needed heading into Leopard Creek. At Leopard Creek my stats around the greens were the best they had been in months without compromising on distance and ball flight control with the long game.”

• Stone is among a growing list of traditional Pro V1x players who have tested both new models and decided that 2017 Pro V1 now fits their game best. Kevin Na opened 2017 by switching to new Pro V1 at the Sony Open.
Quoting Kevin Na: “I previously played the Pro V1x, but I tested the New Pro V1 while I was home during the offseason. I tested it both inside and outside on the launch monitor, and most importantly, I played several rounds with it and hit every conceivable shot that I would have in competition. I immediately loved the feel and flight of it and I did not lose any distance compared to the Pro V1x. I was most impressed by the consistency it gave me on the wedge and short iron shots into the wind. Those are the scoring shots where you need your golf ball to perform the same every time and the New Pro V1 did.”

• Graeme Storm had not played a Titleist golf ball in competition for more than nine years until he teed up new Pro V1x at the European Tour’s BMW SA Open in mid-January. Storm won the event, triumphing on the third hole of a sudden-death playoff with the world’s second-ranked golfer, who was also playing 2017 Pro V1x. The victory marked Storm’s first since trusting Pro V1x to win the Open de France ALSTOM in 2007. Following the 2008 season, Storm switched golf ball brands and had not won since.

Quoting Graeme Storm: “I put the new Titleist ball in last week and won my first tournament in 10 years. The first thing I noticed when I put the new ball in play was that I was getting farther distance, I think it was probably 10-15 yards. I was getting great spin control with my irons into the greens, and it obviously worked with the putter which was fantastic.”

• A week later at the European Tour’s Abu Dhabi Championship, Tommy Fleetwood teed up 2017 Pro V1x for the first time in competition. It was also Fleetwood’s first time playing a Titleist golf ball as a professional. He posted a final-nine 31 on Sunday to win the event, earning his first European Tour victory in more than three years.

• In total, more than 100 players worldwide have put the new models in play – including Jimmy Walker (Pro V1x), Kevin Kisner (Pro V1), Angel Cabrera (Pro V1x), Billy Horschel (Pro V1x), Zach Johnson (Pro V1x), Chris Kirk (Pro V1), Webb Simpson (Pro V1), Charley Hoffmann (Pro V1), Ian Poulter (Pro V1x) and Thongchai Jaidee (Pro V1x) – as the momentum continues across the worldwide professional tours.






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