Golf Simulator Balls
Titleist Pro V1 RCT Golf Balls (3-Ball Sleeve) Review
A single sleeve of Pro V1 RCT balls. The cheap way to see if RCT balls improve your radar readings.
Quick answer: A 3-ball sleeve of Titleist Pro V1 RCT costs about $24, the cheapest way to test RCT balls on a radar launch monitor.
Quick Summary
Pros
- +About $24
- +Enough balls for a simulator bay
- +Lets you test RCT before buying a dozen
Cons
- −Costs more per ball than the 12-pack
Full Review
Not sure RCT balls make a difference for your launch monitor? Buy one sleeve first. Three balls are enough for a simulator session, since the screen stops every shot. If your spin numbers settle down, buy the dozen.
Specifications
| Type | Pro V1 with Radar Capture Technology |
| Quantity | 3 |
Who Is This For?
The smart first buy. Test the RCT effect on your monitor for about $24.
Our Verdict
The smart first buy. Test the RCT effect on your monitor for about $24.
Titleist Pro V1 RCT Golf Balls (3-Ball Sleeve)
Score: 84/100
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