For higher handicappers and beginners, the Kirkland Signature will perform pretty much as good as the Pro V1. The Pro V1 does have a high spin around the greens though, and its softer feel is more pleasant, especially with the putter. For really good golfers, the Pro V1x is better than the Kirkland due to a higher compression.
The Z Star will be a good choice for those who like softer feel golf balls and a bit more spin than the Pro V1. One negative of the Z Star we found was the cover was undoubtedly less durable than the Titleist Pro V1. There is very little between the balls in terms of control, with the Z Star producing a fraction more spin than Pro V1 in the
The Titleist Pro V1 ball is fractionally softer than the Pro V1x, which becomes more apparent on the green. Titleist Pro V1 is a little more clicky, which many excellent players like, particularly on and around the greens. So, If you want a top-quality ball with a bit more softness, go for the Pro V1. Of the 50 ball models measured to date for Ball Lab, fewer than 10 qualify as firmer than a Pro V1x. For reference, it’s about 10 points firmer than the Pro V1, 15 to 20 points firmer than AVX and Tour Speed and about five points softer than Pro V1x Left Dash. Titleist Pro V1x – Diameter and Weight

I can't say whether or not the Pro-V1x, Mizuno RB Tour, Srixon Z-Star, TaylorMade TP5 or Chrome Soft is better. The Chrome Soft seemed to be on a half-tier below the other four, but not a drastic difference IMO. The Titleist, Mizuno, TM and Srixon were all extremely high performing around the green.

Definitely longer than the Pro V1 and if not playing on superfast tarred fairways also a tad longer than the Pro V1X due to longer carry. Wind wasn’t an issue. B330-RX: More a mid-level launch with long carry and a not to bad roll. Distance wise on par with the Pro V1. Behaves fantastic in windy conditions and flies ruler-straight to the target.
Pro V1. The Pro V1 has a softer feel than Pro V1X, making it ideal for golfers who prioritize feel and distance control. It has a 352-dimple design that helps create a penetrating flight that holds its line in the wind. The Pro V1 is designed for golfers with a swing speed of 90-105 mph.
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