The TP5 would be a better match to the prov1x is it’s more spinny then the tp5

I lost a box of prov1’s last round i played been taking lessons and my swing got torn down to the barebones , having a horrible year . I picked up last seasons tp5x for $40 (Canadian) i don’t get nearly as mad loosing those. It mostly comes down to personal performance really and what works best for you; i love the ProV1 feel so once i get back to my regular game I’ll be back in those

Let’s see, we are Titleist enthusiasts so I’d say, go with the ProV1, ProV1x, or Left Dash.

What makes America and Canada is choice. Any of us can play any ball we want. Pick a price point, quality, and/or performance.

BTW, how many pros play TP5 or TP5x that aren’t on a TM contract for other equipment?

I am a Titleist "enthusiast" but every piece of equipment I use isn't Titleist. I absolutely love my 620 MB/CB's, my Phantom X putter and my Vokey wedges. Heck, I even love my Players 5 Titleist bag. BUT I happen to really like the TP5x and feel like for my game it's the ball for me. I use what I like and what works for me.

Currently doing my own testing on golf balls. Been using many different soft balls only to learn that it could be costing me some distance. Getting ready for a 4 day Members Guest and will be trying some other balls

Learning that ball compression tied to correct swing speed is a thing. Will be finding out what works best.

I am not brand loyal but rather performance loyal to what works best for me within a budget.

Love the R&D adventure I am beginning to…

Will advise status as I learn more

I've tried cally Tours and the TP5s both their regulars and X versions. But in the end I like the consistency of my Pro V1 and Pro V1 X shot to shot, round to round & season to season.

Lately at 64, with a driver swing speed of 90-92 and ball speed of 133-136 and an index that bounces between 6 & 7 I don't notice much difference between the V1 & V1X other than the softer feel which I like. When I play with either ball, my drives end up in the usual places 230-240 out and both hold the greens the same at my course.

There are some major quality control issues with TM balls; you will find they fall apart, quite literally. Titleist golf balls have the highest QC in the business.