Tried them both on course today. On several holes I hit both the 2024 and the 2025 model of both ProV1 and ProV1x. On many shots it was hard to tell the difference between 2024 and 2025 model but after the round when I checked the numbers, both 2025 models carried a little farther and the new ProV1x stops/spins back a little more and is noticeable, as others also wrote, a little less “clickier”.

Super excited to receive my first ever white box in the post this morning. Can't wait to get out on the course this weekend to try them out.

Received the magical white box this week. Looking forward to the weekend where I'll throw them into play over the next 3-4 rounds. On first look and feel just from the indoor putts taken, it seems to the Prototype Red (ProV1x) seems to feel softer than previous version. The ProV1 didn't have a noticeable difference to me on carpet. I'll be on the course soon and will have more information at that time.

Here's to a great 2025.

I would like to see a little softer feel on X

Hopefully i get a white box

I’d love to see more stopping power. I played prov1x for so long until this year. I just couldn’t hold a green. Everything about the ball was perfect until it came to sticking an approach for me. I had to switch to srxn zxv and saw a significant improvement. But it pains me not seeing that logo on the ball.

Both balls play similar to the 2023 versions. With that being said, my 4 iron is my 195 club. Today I flew the green at 207 yards with the 2025 Pro V1. To me, it feels a tad softer off the face of my irons. Similar flight, a few more yards, and very close to the 2023 version off the tee.

no idea yet but keen to see what they will be like.. i was prov1x then moved to prov1 will see how this works

I receive a white box with both Pro V1 and ax models . One sleeve of each. Can say without a doubt they are more durable and knocked significant spin off the driver. Same great feel around the greens.

for us living in the Midwest....its hard to get a true test of a golf ball when its 42 degrees at tee off and 73 when we finish......I would LOVE to test a ball at 82 tee off and 95 at finish in the heart of summer and humidity here in St Louis....home of the 11 time World Champions St Louis Cardinals!!!!!

No white box for me yet. But usually get one, so I'm hoping. Plus someone has to represent the ProV1, since most of you use V1x. :)

Still patiently waiting on my test sleeve to show up!

I am currently playing the 23' Pro V1x and am super excited to see what the new 25' ball will bring. I played 18 holes yesterday and shot my first round of 2 under of playing golf yesterday with the Pro V1x. It was a great experience!

Great job! Congrats. I have tried alot of different golf balls last 2 years and have determined the ProV1x is the best for me. The most consistent, great consistency around the greens, and need the higher launch off the Tee of the ProV1x

White box has landed! Getting these out for play today. Will share with partners and get some feedback to share with you gents/ladies. Cheers!

I always look forward to test out the new balls. Problem is that this time of the year may not be a good time to test due to temps, leaves falling etc.

I was alternating between the 25 V1 and V1x. For me I noticed a bit more curve to fuller shots. Now it was quite windy today so that might be a factor. Cover seemed to be a bit more durable. Hit a few thin and not much of a mark on the cover. I need to try them again on a less windy day and with some less leaves on ground. Mini panic attack trying to find in leaves a few times!

I normally play the ProV1 and both felt a bit firmer to me.

I got a white box containing 3 prov1 and 3 prov1x recently. After a few rounds on the course I I found the prototype balls flew a bit longer and increased thr spin and control around the greens. As the courses are closing here in Sweden I'll look forward to next season for more play with these balls.

I received my test balls right before a trip to Bandon Dunes (lucky me) and I was impressed by their feel around the greens. There are a lot of tight lies on those courses but I was able to spin the ball pretty well. The distances for irons seemed appropriate but it’s a bit hard to say when it’s cold and breezy. Overall, I felt comfortable—and dare I say, confident—with these new balls.