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If so, how do you like them? I'm thinking of giving them a try to see how they stack up and I've heard some good things.

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Yeah, I'm thinking about switching back from the Pro V1, I personally think they are great, and perform better then the Pro V IMHO.

Here's what I play:

Titleist 907 D2 10.5* UST ProForce V2 76-S | Titleist 906F4 18.5* Aldila VS Proto "By You" 80-S | Titleist 585H 21* Aldila VS Proto "By You" 80-S | Titleist ZB 4-PW TTDG S300 | Bob Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can 54.10 | Bob Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can 60.08 | Scotty Cameron Red X5 33" |


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I've used them both on occasion. The URC is more like the V1 while the URS is more like the V1x. You need a fast clubhead to get the best out of both the V1x and the URS.

I like the feel of the V1x and URS off the putter better than the V1 and URC (they're a bit firmer) but my game suits the V1 and URC better as I can't really claim to have a Tour speed swing .

Have anyone tried the new Bridgestone B330 RX yet?? Supposed to be aimed at more 'typical' amateur speed swings but I haven't seen it to try yet over here.

Home Course: Wollaton Park GC, Nottingham, U.K.

Ping G400, 9°, Alta CB 55S | Ping G400, 14°, Alta CB 65S | Adams Pro Dhy 18°, 21°, 24°, KBS Hybrid S | Ping S55 5-PW, TT DGS300 | Vokey 252-08, DGS200 | Vokey 256-10 (bent to 58°), DGS200 | Ping Sigma G Anser, 34" | Vice Pro Plus

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I've used them both on occasion. The URC is more like the V1 while the URS is more like the V1x. You need a fast clubhead to get the best out of both the V1x and the URS.

Not sure that's entirely accurate. According to Srixon, the URS has a lower compression and so wouldn't need as high of a swing speed to get the most of it distance-wise. The URS is a bit softer feeling. Actually the Srixon balls are somewhat of an anomaly as the URS has a lower compression core, softer feel, while having lower spin compared to the URC. Both of the Srixon balls are good. From talking with other players the ones that like the V1 tend towards the URS and the ones that play the V1x seem to prefer the URC. The URS works better for me all around, but I love both balls and would play either one.

I'm also interested in trying the B330-RX but it's getting to the last couple weeks of the semester so I'm out of a commission for a while.

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yeah, the urs = v1 and urc = v1x

but in my opinion they are great. u can find em on ebay for dirt cheap too. just as good as prov1 and a lot cheaper

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I've played the URC's. I was short on balls and the course I was at had them on sale for $30. They seem to have the same characteristics as the ProV1x. Honestly, I'm not sure that I strik the ball well enough to tell the difference between good balls though, but I liked them and haven't gone through that box yet so I'm happy.

In The Bag:


Driver: 909D3 9.5* Aldila VooDoo Stiff
3 Wood: 909F2 15.5* Aldila VooDoo StiffHybrid: 3DX 17* Aldila NV StiffIrons: MP-67 3-pwWedges: MP-T 56* & 60*Putter: Studio Select Newport 1.5 33"Ball: Gran-Z (in the bargain bin @ Golfsmith)


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I have tried the B330-RX, and IMHO it is great for average swing speeds (like me) because I picked up about 15 yards over the Pro V1x, but the spin just wasn't there. I first played the RX in Oregon, and there I was spinning back V1x's if I wanted to, but I could not for the life of me spin the RX back. For the money I would say go for any other tour ball, heck even the B330-S, that's a great ball IMO.

Here's what I play:

Titleist 907 D2 10.5* UST ProForce V2 76-S | Titleist 906F4 18.5* Aldila VS Proto "By You" 80-S | Titleist 585H 21* Aldila VS Proto "By You" 80-S | Titleist ZB 4-PW TTDG S300 | Bob Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can 54.10 | Bob Vokey Spin Milled Oil Can 60.08 | Scotty Cameron Red X5 33" |


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Not sure that's entirely accurate. According to Srixon, the URS has a lower compression and so wouldn't need as high of a swing speed to get the most of it distance-wise. The URS is a bit softer feeling. Actually the Srixon balls are somewhat of an anomaly as the URS has a lower compression core, softer feel, while having lower spin compared to the URC. Both of the Srixon balls are good. From talking with other players the ones that like the V1 tend towards the URS and the ones that play the V1x seem to prefer the URC. The URS works better for me all around, but I love both balls and would play either one.

Doh! Sorry. Somehow or other I got my balls mixed up (if you know what I mean!). I

meant the URS is more or less the equivalent of the V1 and the URC ~= V1x.

Home Course: Wollaton Park GC, Nottingham, U.K.

Ping G400, 9°, Alta CB 55S | Ping G400, 14°, Alta CB 65S | Adams Pro Dhy 18°, 21°, 24°, KBS Hybrid S | Ping S55 5-PW, TT DGS300 | Vokey 252-08, DGS200 | Vokey 256-10 (bent to 58°), DGS200 | Ping Sigma G Anser, 34" | Vice Pro Plus

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Not a fan of the urc, thought they had a very odd muted feel off the driver and irons, but thats just me.


Definetly a fan of the urs thouh.


Regarding the RX, i gotta disagree with 907, i found that they had ample spin, more so than i like actually, as my go to 5 yard draw turned into a slightly larger 15 yard draw with what i felt was a good swing.

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I have played both those balls. I love the z-urc, but I learned they play 1/2 club short. Ex: I hit a stock 7 165 - 170 with the prov1-x. With the z-urc, that changes to 160-165. I don't mind it, but I do have to pay attention to what I'm doing on the course. I shot my all time low with the z-urc. Good ball

My swing thoughts:

- Negative thinking hurts more than negative swinging.
- I let my swing balance me.
- Full extension back and through to the target. - I swing under not around my body. - My club must not twist in my swing. - Keep a soft left knee


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I play the z-urs. Personally i think its better than pro v1. But thats just me.

15 yrs old



DriverBurner 10.5 degree stiff flexFairway Burner 15 degree proforce 75 gram regular flex Hybridrescue dual 19 degree stiff flexHybrid edge cft hybrid 24 degree stiff flex Irons progressive XC 5-PW regular HOPING FOR TOUR PREFERRED's!SW rac satin tp wedge 56 degreesLW spin milled...


  • 2 months later...
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My local shop has these @ 39.99/doz buy one get one free, so basically $20.00/doz.
I've spent most of my life golfing - the rest I've just wasted.

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Driver: 2009 S9-1 10.5
19d Hybrid4-SW:2008 FP 58/10 Mizuno MP T-10Putter: White Hot XG Sabertooth

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The B330-RX doesn't spin enough for me. I top out at 104 mph with my driver, which puts me somewhere in the high 80's with my irons, I guess, so I should be a good candidate for a lower compression ball. But the spin's just not there on chips & pitches. I will say that on full shots the -RX spins well enough.

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