Titleist Tour Soft Golf Balls (One Dozen)

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Core color was generally consistent across the entire sample with no unexpected bits in the mixture. Cover

The Tour Soft golf ball is all about combining speed with a better feel. Titleist embeds the ball with its largest core yet to make it as fast as possible. In turn, this creates more room for the inclusion of soft materials in this core. That significantly improves the feel of the ball. The Tour Soft is manufactured at Titleist’s Ball Plant 2 (urethane balls are produced in Ball Plant 3). Compression It should go without saying that Tour Speed isn’t the top-selling ball in the Titleist lineup. Its numbers are closer to AVX which is to say it isn’t a juggernaut but it’s enough that it would be the top-selling ball in some competitors’ lineups. It has an audience that Titleist believes is growing. Better still (for Titleist, anyway), the Tour Speed converts aren’t moving down from Pro V1; they’re moving up from an ionomer-covered ball or moving over from competitors’ offerings. The Tour Soft is just as good as a high-end golf ball when it comes to the long game. With its larger core and penetrating flight, the ball more than provides the necessary range.

I am a long-time Titleist Pro V1 golf ball used, so visually, when I look down on this golf ball, I can see it is a little different. The finish is slightly shinier, and the text is printed slightly differently, but looking down on a Titleist is still very comforting. All of this is a round-about way of saying that, for Titleist, it’s good to have Tour Speed in the lineup. Tour Speed Golf Balls from Titleist are engineered to deliver exceptional distance off the tee and a responsive feel around the greens. The Tour Speed features a high-speed core, a proprietary thermoplastic urethane cover, and a 346 quadrilateral dipyramid dimple design, all working together to provide impressive ball speed, low spin, and maximum control. Experience the perfect balance of distance and responsiveness with Titleist Tour Speed golf balls.

You can use the compression rating of the golf ball above in the golf ball compression chart, along with your experience to match up the right ball to buy today. Experience Level A softer golf ball is good for getting more feel off the clubface especially when it comes to hitting shots around the green, and when on it as well. In the past using a soft ball would've meant compromising on distance but this is not really the case anymore because of technology.So, yeah, the reformulated Tour Speed isn’t “better.” It’s almost entirely different but should perform the same. Innovation and improvement are temporary casualties of the supply chain but that’s what it took to keep Tour Speed on the shelves. Pricing and Availability In comparing it to the other balls that Titleist calls out, I would rate the Tour Soft as similar to the TP5 but firmer than the Chrome Soft or the Tour B RXS. Long Game Below is a complete golf ball compression chart for every golf ball currently available to buy in 2023. Make note of the compression rating; then, we’ll teach you how to match up the right golf ball for your swing speed. Golf Ball Compression Charts Bridgestone Golf Ball The Titleist Tour Soft golf ball is by far one of the best at its price point. Of course, it does have a few kinks, like a non-urethane cover or high spin that may not suit everyone. Nevertheless, it makes up for these minor flaws with its positives and is one of the most beginner-friendly options. Should You Buy It?