New Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x Balls Land on USGA List
By Staff Writer
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Key takeaways
- New Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x models marked "TOUR" landed on the USGA's Conforming List this week.
- The balls carry a Split Arrow print and are believed to be the next-generation Pro V1 line, expected in 2027.
- The current Pro V1 and Pro V1x launched in January 2025, matching rivals' two-year release cycles.
- The prototypes could appear in play as soon as this week's Biltmore Championship and BMW PGA Championship.
New Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x golf balls landed on the USGA's Conforming List this week, marked with a Split Arrow print and the word "TOUR" next to the model name. The Pro V1 numbering is in black and the Pro V1x in red, matching Titleist's current retail color scheme.
When might the new Pro V1 launch?
Titleist has not confirmed the models, but the timing fits a pattern: the current Pro V1 and Pro V1x launched in January 2025, and rivals such as TaylorMade's TP5 and Callaway's Chrome Tour release new premium balls roughly every two years. The prototypes could debut as soon as this week's Biltmore Championship or BMW PGA Championship.
| Tour-only Titleist ball | Note |
|---|---|
| Pro V1 Plus, Star, Dot | Not sold at retail |
| Pro V1x Double Dot | Cameron Young's 2026 Players Championship ball |
A ball marked "TOUR" on the conforming list is usually the first public sign of what's coming next.
Titleist has previously brought Tour-only models to retail after years of pro-only use — the Pro V1x Left Dash reached shelves earlier this year after four years on tour.
Frequently asked questions
Are the new Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x available to buy?
No. These are Tour-only prototypes; the retail versions are expected in 2027.
When did the current Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x launch?
The current models launched in January 2025.
- Titleist Pro V1
- Titleist Pro V1x
- USGA Conforming List
- Tour-only golf balls
- Cameron Young
- Players Championship
- Biltmore Championship
- BMW PGA Championship
