Are X-out balls good?
An X-out golf ball is a result of a cosmetic defect that occurs during the manufacturing process of golf balls. Often the imperfections are so minute that it's barely perceptible. The quality is excellent but nonetheless the ball is removed from normal packing and sold at a discounted rate.
What are Callaway X outs?
An X-Out is a ball that has small, sometimes unnoticeable cosmetic imperfections. These balls have no known structural issues and should perform exactly like the non X-Out version.
What is a Pro V1x out?
Pro V1 Practice golf balls are conforming products that differ only due to a cosmetic blemish such as paint, ink or registration of stamping. Pro V1 Practice golf balls do not have any construction or performance deficiencies. 2. Pro V1 X-Out golf balls are also conforming products.
What type of golf balls go the farthest?
Analyzing the individual ball statistics we can see that the Titleist Pro V1x averaged the farthest distance as well at 266.7 yards. Meanwhile, the Callaway Chrome Soft X averaged the shortest distance at only 259.3 yards.
What are golf ball covers made of?
THE COVER. The exterior surface of the golf ball is referred to as its cover and is constructed either of Surlyn (a thin, plastic resin created and trademarked by DuPont) or urethane (a slightly softer, slightly less durable synthetic compound).
Who Should Use Pro V1x?
If you're looking for a softer feel, especially in the short game department – select the Pro V1. If you normally hit a high ball off the tee and don't mind launching a little lower, the Pro V1 is again the answer. However, the low-ball hitter will definitely benefit from the Pro V1x.
What is the longest golf ball for the average golfer?
Titleist Velocity Golf Balls (Best Overall) First on the list is the Titleist Velocity Golf ball – our longest golf ball.
Are 20 year old golf balls still good?
The golf ball researchers at Titleist state, "Today's Titleist golf balls can be safely stored for five years or even more, as long as they are kept away from excessive heat. ... Normal indoor conditions should be fine for storage."