Titleist PTS SOLO

I find something I like and they discontinue the model. My swing speed is in the 90's and it is a ball I can compress when I hit it right and can get great distance. The titleist PTS SOLO is probably not for a high swing speed player.

I use Titleist Solo PTS when I play in any competition at my local club, I am a 22 handicapper and the PTS is definatley the ball to use. It has a hard skin which gives it a longer lasting look, especially when you are prone to hit the ball heavy or thin. If you haven't lost the ball after 18 holes it is quite good for another 18.

Titleist PTS SOLO balls are the solution for most golfers. I see too many players playing with balls that are not designed for them. What is the point in a high handicap weekend player who thinks that playing with a Pro V will reduce his scores, when all he does is top it around the course? Be realistic. These balls will last 50 times longer than a Pro V, and will still give you good feel with remarkable distance. Match the ball to your game. There are more and more of these low compression, soft balls appearing from manufacturers, ie Maxfli Noodle, Dunlop Loco, Nike Mojo, and they are all aimed at people who don't take golf too seriously, which is the way it should be taken.

Whats more, if you scuff your Solo ball, which I did after one hit a rock, simply post it off to Titleist (St Ives, Cambridge UK) and they will send you back three crisp new ones!

This ball Is Titleists cheapest but with performance which far outstrips its pricetag.