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Validation
Validation is the final stage in golf ball product development, a demanding final examination that Titleist golf ball products must pass before we the new models are introduced to market. During...
Spin
Spin is defined as the rate of rotation of the golf ball when hit by a club. Spin rate is expressed in RPM and is measured about the golf ball's Axis of Rotation, regardless of the orientation of...
Vertical Jump and Power in Golf
Some of the biggest hitters in golf are also some of the biggest jumpers. TPI co-founder Dr. Greg Rose shares why vertical jump is a good indicator of potential power in golf.
Cover
The Cover is the outer-most layer of a golf ball. In premium golf balls including the Titleist Pro V1®, Pro V1x®, and Pro V1x Left Dash, the cover is Urethane Elastomer - a soft yet tough, synthetic...
Titleist Pro V1 | 25 Year History of Golf Ball Innovation
Written by Jim McCabe, who has covered golf for more than 35 years, from juniors to amateurs to the pro game. He spent 23 years at The Boston Globe, nine years at Golfweek, and three years at the PGA...
18 Shots: The Stinger
When it comes to links-style golf, we hear a lot about hitting creative shots and flighting the golf ball down to keep it out of the wind. And in our latest episode of 18 Shots Presented by Titleist,...
Eye Opening Aerodynamics with Rafa Cabrera Bello
What if we told you that less than .002” could make a world of difference when it comes to the performance of a golf ball? You might be thinking to yourself that there’s no way that a couple of...
Gear Effect
According to TPI, if the golf ball impacts the club face directly in-line with the club's center of gravity (CG), there will be no resultant face rotation or twisting of the club due to contact...
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There's More Than One Way to Swing a Golf Club
There's more than one way to swing a golf club. In fact, there are infinite ways to swing but finding the most...
How a TPI Screening Helps Build Your Golf Swing
A TPI screen is crucial for golf performance as it helps identify a player's physical strengths and...
Smash Factor
The degree to which club speed is converted to ball speed is called Smash Factor (also referred to as Transfer...
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