DEAL STILL LIVE: If you play Titleist Pro V1 golf balls, don’t miss this Black Friday 2024 saving!

The Titleist Pro V1 is at its lowest-ever price in the Black Friday 2024 sales.

The No.1 ball in golf – Titleist’s Pro V1 – dropped to its lowest-ever price ever for Black Friday 2024 with a massive 30% saving on the iconic model.

The best golf ball on the market and the most played on tour, Titleist’s flagship golf ball has dominated the game since its arrival in 2000, meaning big discounts are as rare as away wins in the Ryder Cup.

But all of that has changed for Black Friday 2024 with a huge saving on the dominant premium ball – in fact I think this was the best deal I have ever seen on the Titleist Pro V1. Unfortunately, the £34.30 price tag at Amazon didn’t last for long… but it’s still heavily discounted with almost £10 off the normal £50 price for a dozen.

Amazon briefly dropped the current model, released in 2023, to just £35 per dozen – maybe it was a mistake as that discount (the best I’ve ever seen on this premium ball) didn’t last for long. But even at the lesser discount, it’s still well worth stocking up because it will be back up to its standard £47.99 before you know it. And if you’ve never played Pro V1 then it’s a great time to buy a box to try. Not only does the Pro V1 consistently impress our ball experts, it always performs well in our robot test and it has more than 3,000 five-star ratings on Amazon.

The deals below are for UK readers, but if you’re reading this in the US and looking for a Pro V1 bargain then be sure to check out this deal at Golf Galaxy where you’ll get a decent saving when you buy two dozen.

RRP £50 – WAS £47.99 - NOW £40.65

Expert rating:

5.0
SAVE MORE THAN 18%
Price: £40.65 (SAVE 18.7%)
The No.1 ball in golf has more than 18% off RRP at Amazon. It's incredibly rare for the most played golf ball on Tour to have any discount, so if this is your ball of choice, now is the time to buy!
Read our full Titleist Pro V1 review.

Titleist Pro V1, which is softer feeling, spins less, and has a flatter trajectory than the Titleist Pro V1x, is played on Tour by a host of huge names, including World No.1 Scottie Scheffler, Viktor Hovland, Sahith Theegala, Bob MacIntyre, and Thriston Lawrence.

And if you’re looking for a decent saving on the Pro V1x, then the ball that’s used by Ludvig Aberg, Wyndham Clark and Patrick Cantlay, to name but a few, is also heavily discounted on Amazon. It’s not quite as cheap as the standard model, but at £40.75, it’s still got more than 18% off RRP!

RRP £50 – WAS £47.99 – NOW £40.75

Expert rating:

5.0
Price: NOW £40.75 (SAVE 18.5%)
The Pro V1x is firmer and higher spinning than the standard model. It's also made up of four layers, whereas the Pro V1 has three! But most importantly, it's one of the best golf balls out there and at this price you'd be a fool not to grab a box or two.
Read our full Titleist Pro V1x review.

There’s barely an event in the world that hasn’t been won by a player using a Pro V1 or Pro V1x. While the normal price tag can prove off-putting for average amateurs, deals this good mean they’re a realistic option for every golfer.

And if you’re unsure whether the Pro V1 or Pro V1x is right for you then check out our head-to-head test on the robot or the tech below.

A Titleist Pro V1 cut in half to show the layers inside
A Titleist Pro V1x golf ball cut in half to show the layers inside

Key Tech: Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x

As well as being one of the best tour golf balls, Pro V1 is among the favorite balls for club golfers. But how is the current model better than previous generations?

High Gradient Core Design

An all-new, reimagined core in the new Pro V1 and Pro V1x is built to be firmer on the outside and progressively softer on the inside, which promotes fast speeds and low long-game spin. The new cores take inspiration from the popular Pro V1 Left Dot and Pro V1x Left Dash – both of which feature high gradient cores and are the choice of several players on professional tours.

New Dual-Core Dimension

There was a change in the 2023 Pro V1x dual-core design, with the inner core increasing center volume by 44%, from 1” to 1.13” in size. This works in concert with the high gradient, as the larger and softer center helps to drive down long-game spin and increase stability through the air.

Inside the Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x.

Speed Amplifying High-Flex Casing Layer

The casing layer interacts with the high gradient cores to further neutralize excess spin while combining with the soft cast urethane cover to provide unparalleled greenside spin and control.

Cast Thermoset Urethane Cover

The urethane cover on the Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x utilizes a proprietary thermoset process. Two separate components are mixed, and the liquid urethane is cast into Titleist-manufactured cavities which form the appropriate dimple pattern into the cover. The precise timing of the curing process and temperature are integral to the consistency of the urethane and the performance of the ball.

Spherically-tiled Tetrahedral Dimple Designs

With a 388-dimple design on the Pro V1, the golf balls have optimized aerodynamics to fly consistently and far.

The Pro V1x has a 348-dimple design to help it launch and fly in a slightly higher window than the Pro V1.

Titleist launch brand new Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls for 2025

When will there be a new Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x?

We know there will be a new Pro V1 and Pro V1x in 2025 and, as always, both will form the benchmark against which all others are compared when we put all of the big brands’ balls up against each other in our annual robot test. Don’t be surprised if they come in at more than £50 per dozen!

About the Author

Rob Jerram is Today's Golfer's Digital Editor.

Rob Jerram – Digital Editor

Rob specializes in the DP World Tour, PGA Tour, LIV Golf, and the Ryder Cup, spending large chunks of his days reading about, writing about, and watching the tours each month.

He’s passionate about the equipment used by professional golfers and is also a font of knowledge when it comes to golf balls, golf trolleys, and golf bags, testing thousands down the years.

Rob uses a Callaway Paradym driverTaylorMade M5 5-woodTaylorMade P790 driving ironCallaway Paradym irons (4-AW), TaylorMade MG3 wedges (52º, 58º), Odyssey Tri-Hot 5k Double Wide putter, and Callaway Chrome Soft X golf ball.

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