Titleist AVX

Titleist AVX

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Description

Titleist AVX — Low Flight, Soft Feel, Performance Across the Bag

What it is:
AVX is Titleist’s premium golf ball designed for players who want a lower trajectory, less long-game spin, and a very soft feel—while still keeping excellent distance and control, especially around the greens.

Key Features & What Makes It Great

  • High-Gradient, High-Speed Core
    The core is engineered to deliver long-distance from tee to green with a softer feel. This helps AVX maintain speed while reducing unwanted spin on long shots.

  • Thin, High-Flex Casing Layer
    Over the core there’s a thin, flexible casing which helps lower spin on the long game (driver, woods, long irons), helping for straighter shots and better control of flight.

  • Softer Urethane Cover
    AVX uses a urethane cover that’s tuned to give more spin and feel around the greens. This means chip shots, wedges, and pitches can bite and stop better.

  • Aerodynamic Dimple Pattern
    The ball has a new dimple design (especially in recent versions) such as a 346 quadrilateral dipyramid catenary pattern. This helps it fly in a more penetrating, stable trajectory, especially useful in wind or less-than-ideal conditions.

  • Color Options
    It’s available in White and High Optic Yellow, so you can pick based on visibility preferences.

Who Benefits Most from AVX

AVX is especially good for golfers who:

  • Tend to hit the ball too high or have too much spin off the tee, wanting to reduce that ballooning flight.

  • Want distance from various clubs, not just driver — AVX tends to hold up well from irons and fairway shots.

  • Like a very soft feel, especially for short game and putting.

  • Need a ball that cuts through wind and has a more controlled flight.

  • Appreciate visibility (if using the yellow version), especially in low light or busy course conditions.

Trade-Offs to Know

  • Because it flies lower and spins less long-game, you may need to adjust your shot-shaping or club choices, especially in weekender/golf-course conditions where elevation or carry obstacles are involved.

  • For players who heavily depend on spin for shaping shots into greens (especially long irons or tight pins), AVX may feel a bit less reactive than some higher-spin balls (e.g. Pro V1 / Pro V1x).

Bottom Line

If you want a tour-grade ball that gives you distance, soft touch, and a lower, straighter flight, AVX is a top contender. It balances those attributes well — delivering reduced spin where you don’t need it, and more bite where you do, all with that premium soft feel and feel around the greens.

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