The short answer is yes. They will not put their name on any golf ball (anything)that has not met their quality control.
Velocity...LOL......... years ago I attended a consumer meeting for Wilson Golf Balls. No mention was made of the golf ball quality or how it was made. They passed out a piece of paper and asked everyone, Write down 10 words that would entice you into buying a golf ball.
So we would get......... Straighter , More Distance, Xtra Distance, Long Distance, a softer ball for women and seniors, and thats what they wrote on the boxes. thats marketing
Today you will see more science oriented qualities of golf balls Ai generated etc etc. LOL
Velocity is a word that excites you, it works, the fact that it has the name Titleist on it guarantees it quality.
Titleist biggest asset is the name and it protects it at all costs because it resonates quality. When you hear Callaway, Taylormade, etc your mind doesn't conjure up quality golf balls.
At times I played the Velocity ball, I liked the way it felt off the club face, it felt harder. I changed to a Pro V1 for the to the green shots, drop and stop, and softer putter feel.
I asked what the differences in distance were between golf balls. The answer was 5 yards.
You don't have to play a Pro V1....... But if you want quality and consistency best to play anything that says Titleist on it.......
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Originally Posted by Fastskiguy
Off topic but do all of their balls go thru the same QC or is it just the ProV1? I'm hitting the Titleist Velocity because I like the name and need the lower spin numbers (kinda wild off of the tee if you know what I mean). As it's their low end ball....is it as consistent ball to ball as their premium balls?
Joe
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