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Move Over Pro V1? One Of Our Favorite Premium Golf Balls Of 2025 Is Now Only $3 Per Ball
The ball with "seemingly no weaknesses" now has a unique discount at PGA TOUR Superstore that we recommend you take advantage of
Personally, I think golf balls are the most annoying piece of golf equipment we have to buy. If you're like me and are picky about only playing one of the best premium golf balls out there, they'll cost a pretty penny, which makes me feel extra frustrated when I blow one out of bounds off the first tee, meaning one of my brand new golf balls will never been seen again.
For example, I recently had the pleasure of playing at Sunningdale, paid £16 ($21.50) for a sleeve of Titleist Pro V1s before the round (not the worst price I've ever seen) before proceeding to lose two of those new balls I had bought in the opening nine holes...
The Pro series replace the RB Tour family of golf balls previously released by Mizuno. With the new name comes a new construction - a 12 percent thinner urethane cover and a six percent thicker mantle layer combine to enhance ball speed while maintaining a soft, responsive feel.
How did they compare to competing premium models during our testing? Well, very well in fact. The three-layer Pro X produced driver ball speed of 156.2mph for tester Joel, which was comparable to the Z-Star Diamond ball, but because it launched considerably higher with low spin it flew four yards further. It was also longer than the Z-Star XV and seven yards longer than the Titleist 2023 Pro V1x.
The Mizuno Pro X was also significantly faster and higher flying with the irons paired mid-to-high spin and a descent angle close to 50 degrees to maximise stopping power.
The Pro X boasts a slightly firmer feel than other premium balls, but this isn't a bad thing, with Joel comparing it to the Titleist ProV1x in this department. The Pro S is the softer of the two balls, delivering more spin for short game shots. They did react sharply on the second and third bounce with approach and short game shots, with the urethane cover helping generate a healthy amount of spin on the shortest greenside shot.
What we love to see with both of these balls being on sale is how different they are to each other, meaning one of the two will almost certainly suit every golfer shopping in the premium ball market. The Pro S offers significantly lower spin and a flatter trajectory on all shots but especially the driver, so if you find your drives ballooning and you need to knock some spin off or height.
Given you can now secure three boxes of a dozen balls for less than $100, this offer means the Pro X and Pro S are one of, if not the best value golf balls out there when it comes to premium models!
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The Mizuno Pro X Is One Of The Best Golf Balls Of 2025 And A Worthy Challenger To The Titleist Pro V1 – With A 33% Discount You Won't Regret Trying ItDeals Mizuno's Pro X ball impressed us from tee to green delivering impressive numbers on par with its far more expensive market rivals
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This Might Be The Best New Golf Ball Of 2025… And It Isn’t A Titleist Pro V1
Joel Tadman tests out the new Mizuno Pro X golf ball on the launch monitor and golf course to see if it can be considered one of the best golf balls of 2025
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The McLaren Irons Have Arrived: Are They Actually Any Good or Just Expensive? - This Week On Kick PointMcLaren irons, training aids and Reebok golf shoes are the talk of the town on the latest episode of Kick Point: The Golf Gear Show
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After A Simple Trolley To Combat Hilly Courses? This Could Be Your Perfect MatchHow does the latest version of Motocaddy entry-level, slope-conquering trolley stack up? Joel Tadman took it to the course to find out
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The McLaren Irons Have Arrived: Are They Actually Any Good or Just Expensive? - This Week On Kick Point
McLaren irons, training aids and Reebok golf shoes are the talk of the town on the latest episode of Kick Point: The Golf Gear Show
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With Over 300+ Pieces Reviewed, Every Golf Monthly Staff Member Picks Their Favorite Golf Apparel From Spring Test DayWith the entire team testing all spring/summer apparel from 40+ different brands, we've picked our top picks from each.
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Buy A Cart, Get A Free Elite Rangefinder As Stewart Golf And Bushnell Join ForcesYou can save $200 off our picks as the best electric trolleys from Stewarts and receive a free Bushnell Rangefinder or Bushnell Speaker worth up to $400
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15 Golf Gift Ideas To Bring A Smile To Mum's Face This Mother's DayDeals Golf Galaxy has a huge selection of discounted women's golf gear, including top picks from our Women's Editor, like the best women's golf balls, golf shoes, and clubs, with pricing to suit all budgets
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TaylorMade Has Gone Retro With Its Latest Apparel Line, And The Results Are BeautifulRarely do TaylorMade make a splash in the apparel market but that is exactly what they've done, as 2026 sets up to be a very stylish year in golf
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One Of The Best Shoes In Golf Has $100 Off Just In Time For SummerDeals Our expert tester said the Adidas Tour360 is one of the best he'd ever reviewed, and Carl's Golfland have 50% off, making now the perfect time to find out why these are one of the best golf shoes ever made
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Callaway Quantum Max Hybrid vs TaylorMade Qi4D Max Hybrid: Read Our Head-To-Head VerdictIn our latest head-to-head, we pit to of the best forgiving hybrids of the 2026 season against each other - Callaway's Quantum Max and TaylorMade's Qi4D Max.
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I Test Golf Equipment For A Living With Golf Monthly, And Here Is My Complete Bag SetupAs one of Golf Monthly's gear testers, I've run though all the gear I actually have as part of my setup right now.
