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I recently got a free dozen Callaway Tour i. How do these compare with the Pro v1x in terms of distance, feel, and spin?

EGS

910 D3 9.5* Aldila RIP S 70 g
Burner 3 wood 15 * S
Bruner Hybrid 19* S MP-60 S300 4-PW CG 14 52*/10* TP Z 56*/12* TP Z 60*/6* Studio Select Laguna 1.5


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I recently got a free dozen Callaway Tour i. How do these compare with the Pro v1x in terms of distance, feel, and spin?

Well the Tour i is the same as the normal Pro V1(Not X)

Tour iX is the Same as the Pro V1x I like the Tour i it spins more than the ProV1x and and is very soft but rips up much easier than the more durable Pro V1x

In my X86 Bag:
Driver:909 D2Diamana Whiteboard
3 Wood: 909 F2 Diamana Whiteboard
Hybrid: 23 DegreeAldila NVS
Irons: ZB 2 Iron & 695 MB 3-PW S300s60 Degree: RAC Z TPS300Putter: iSeries(G10) AnserGolf Balls:(Practice)(Competition) Pro V1 '09


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Yeah the Tour iX is the one that is comparable to the pro v1x....I like the Callaways the more I play them.

My problem is they don't have the putting A.I.M. line that Titleist does.

Driver Ping G10 10.5*
Hybrids Ping G5 (3) 19* Bridgestone J36 (4) 22*
Irons Mizuno MP-57 5-PW
Wedges Srixon WG-504 52.08 Bridgestone WC Copper 56.13
Putter 33" Scotty Cameron Studio Select #2


Posted
No "aim" line on the ball? Get a sharpie and draw one dude!

EGS

910 D3 9.5* Aldila RIP S 70 g
Burner 3 wood 15 * S
Bruner Hybrid 19* S MP-60 S300 4-PW CG 14 52*/10* TP Z 56*/12* TP Z 60*/6* Studio Select Laguna 1.5


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hard to compare two different balls besigned to do two different things

-matt

Driver: 09 Burner 10.5 Aldila NV 65 X Stiff
3wd: G10 14* Aldila NV 85 X Stiff
Hybrid: G10 18* Aldila NV 105 X Stiff
3-PW: I10 X100
Wedge: Tour 52* & 58* S400Putter: Circa 62 No.2 35" Ball: Tour IXLowest 9 (-E) 36Lowest 18 (+2) 73


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I get my balls brand new on ebay pretty cheap and have done a test just last week. I bought a dozen Callaway Tour i, Nike Tour and Prov 1. First off the question should be Callaway Tour i v.s Prov 1. The Prov1x is the counterpart of the Tour ix. But back to my testing. I love how Nike products in golf have come along ways and i play there irons and Drivers but i really dont like there golf balls. I find them a little harder off the putter. They have good feel and good distance but nothing that just blows your mind. The Callaway Tour i's are great. Off the putter they feel like butter They have great control around the green and good distance, but the cover is to weak. I find after a few good iron shots you need to replace your ball. They scuff really easy. I hit a bunker on the first hole and had to punch it hard to the top of a down slopeing green and bring it back. From the first shot out of the bunker the ball almost was completely flat where i made contact. The Prov1 has the distance of the Nike off the tee, the feel of the putter of the Callaway and spins like a top. Tho the ball is also soft it is not as easy to scuff as the Callaway. I think thats why out of 300 tour players 220 play Pro v's and 80 play the others. If it comes down to a money issue i would recommend Bridgestone e7's or top flight gamers.

I'm going to give you a little advice. There's a force in the universe that makes things happen. And all you have to do is get in touch with it, stop thinking, let things happen, and be the ball.
Whats in my Walter Hagen stand bag.

Driver: VR Pro 9.5 Stiff

5 wood:SQ Stiff

3 Iron Hybrid:SQ Stiff Aldila Proto Vs 95-S

4-PW:VR Split Cavity Irons

SW:VR Black Satin 56

60:  CG 12

Ball:


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Thanks for the takes so far. The reason for the comparison to the Pro v1x and not the Prov1 is because I play the x and want to see how the Tour i stacks up to it. Since its not comperable, I am just going to exchange them for a box of Pro v1x. Thanks.

EGS

910 D3 9.5* Aldila RIP S 70 g
Burner 3 wood 15 * S
Bruner Hybrid 19* S MP-60 S300 4-PW CG 14 52*/10* TP Z 56*/12* TP Z 60*/6* Studio Select Laguna 1.5


Posted
No "aim" line on the ball? Get a sharpie and draw one dude!

I actually have that tool. I don't like the look of it though, lol. I've been putting and using Pro v1 and v1x's all of 2009, so now I am SO accustomed to the line that it feels odd using anything else.

Driver Ping G10 10.5*
Hybrids Ping G5 (3) 19* Bridgestone J36 (4) 22*
Irons Mizuno MP-57 5-PW
Wedges Srixon WG-504 52.08 Bridgestone WC Copper 56.13
Putter 33" Scotty Cameron Studio Select #2


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