Fit for left dot but cant get them!!!

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By Tim S

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  1. Tim S

    Tim S

    The best ball at my last fitting was the left dot. After hitting all the regular balls, the fitter gave me some left dots to hit. Its by far the best ball for me.....but I cant get them.

    So im in a ball (v1) that doesnt maximize my game. Im really hoping the left dot gets released like the support teams mentioned.

  2. Dale V

    Dale V
    Surprise AZ

    Just in case they don’t go full production, you might give the new 2025 ProV’s a try. Every cycle release are somewhat different so you might find the new ProV1 or ProV1x closer to your optimal needs.
  3. Tim S

    Tim S

    Dale V said:

    Just in case they don’t go full production, you might give the new 2025 ProV’s a try. Every cycle release are somewhat different so you might find the new ProV1 or ProV1x closer to your optimal needs.

    The 2 balls i play are the V1 and the left dot

    to me, the 2023 v1 is really good.....but its characteristics are much different on the course than the left dot.

    i will definitely give the 2025 V1 a shot as well, but i dont anticipate much difference from the 2023 version

    I still say the "PRO" line up should look like this

    V1
    Left DOT
    v1X
    Left Dash

    Titleist can make room in the lineup with just a few tweaks and they haveto remove the AVX from this lineup and move it into the category with the rest of the "lower" tier balls......push out one of the other balls that doesnt sell that well.
  4. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    With all the effort to hype the 2025 releases, my guess if it becomes available in 2025, it won’t be earlier than May. It likely won’t be a high volume item - compared to the V, so they won’t be promoting 2 similar balls.
    At the 2023 release, they indicated that release was closer to the left dot and had switched some pros. Just saying. But there have been rumors since that it possible a release has moved forward.
    Now that the X left dash is now mainstream, the original version from 2017-2019 might get upgraded first. That’s a lot of priorities.
  5. Tim S

    Tim S

    Don O said:

    With all the effort to hype the 2025 releases, my guess if it becomes available in 2025, it won’t be earlier than May. It likely won’t be a high volume item - compared to the V, so they won’t be promoting 2 similar balls.
    At the 2023 release, they indicated that release was closer to the left dot and had switched some pros. Just saying. But there have been rumors since that it possible a release has moved forward.
    Now that the X left dash is now mainstream, the original version from 2017-2019 might get upgraded first. That’s a lot of priorities.

    I think thats the feeling in golf circles based on the limited info we have on the left dot.

    Its not overly similar to the V1 on the course. its much more like the left dash in distance, but with the feeling slightly harder than the v1......do we know the compression of the left dot?

    There is room in the lineup for this especially since the left dash is being redesigned after such a long hiatus.
  6. Ken S

    Ken S
    Boca Raton, FL

    Military
    have you tried avx? it is a little different but also low-launch, low-spin
  7. Tim S

    Tim S

    yes. Its waaaay to soft for me......its not a great performing ball in my opinion and Titleist should remove it from the top tier of thier lineup. Its a niche ball IMO. It just didnt work for me.
  8. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    In a couple of ways, the AVX is not top tier. It comes from Ball Plant 2, on the production line formerly for Tour Speed. The urethane cover is injection molding, unlike the cast cover of the Pro-V lines. And la lower MSRP. We don’t know if they were already over capacity at #3 or if the punctuation balls can move forward with the reduced demand.
  9. Tim S

    Tim S

    Don O said:

    In a couple of ways, the AVX is not top tier. It comes from Ball Plant 2, on the production line formerly for Tour Speed. The urethane cover is injection molding, unlike the cast cover of the Pro-V lines. And la lower MSRP. We don’t know if they were already over capacity at #3 or if the punctuation balls can move forward with the reduced demand.

    This is a NICHE ball in every sense of the word. The price was lowered because they do not sell. Im confident this ball will be added to their lower tier balls and replace another in that section of the lineup or just disappear altogether.

    It definitely does not belong in the thier "PRO" lineup alongside the V1, V1X and left dash.

    The LEFT DOT should be in the pro lineup

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