Titleist AVX Golf Balls (One Dozen)

What can you say? They're golf balls. My game still need work.

Our son is a single digits handicap golfer. This is his preferred ball. He thinks it performs better for long ball hitters like him off the tee and for maneuverability around the green. The yellow ball is much easier to track. So, that's what he gets for Christmas and birthdays.

I am a middle handicap golfer and just love these balls. I feel like I get great distance and great spin control around the greens. Even my golf buddies have commented about the action I get out of this ball during approach shots. Titleist is obviously a great name, but, the addition of this ball to their range of products is a great addition. I received the balls quickly after order, and they were exactly as described. THANKS

Was really skeptical with this purchase after ready the poor reviews about scuffed up random mix of balls. I received 2 dozen like new AVX golf balls for a solid price. Some had sharpie marks and company logos but that doesn’t matter to me.

When I want to splurge on golf balls I always do a box of the yellow AVXs. I would play these any day over the Pro V1 or Pro VIx. I hit these further and straighter than the other 2 in the line and have never had an issue with stopping power coming into a green. Titleist's yellow balls have a more premium look to them than the other brands. The price makes me not want to play these every round, but if I'm playing to win I always toss a box of these in my bag. I can usually get through an entire round with the same ball without losing it our damaging it. Can't say that about any other ball I've used.

not mint or like new, scuffed , markings, maybe 50% in 4a condition..

Just as the title says, it’s basically a rebranded pro v1x with a lower compression rate and very soft feel. I played new pro v1x balls for 2 seasons and recently decided to try these for a lower ball flight and less release. with that being said, there’s really no difference. My ball flight has stayed basically the same, spin is still around 2600rpms. My distances have actually decreased by an average of 11 yards off the tee and only increased short irons by an average of 3 yards, not really an advantage.If you do happen to be a higher handicap player and struggle with compressing these may help you on your irons in, they seem to be working for my friend I gave these to and you can tell a difference in his iron and short game.

If you don’t mind losing a ball that cost over $4 than this is the best ball to play but Srixon soft is a close second at a savings of over $1 per ball.