The Pro V1 is the most popular golf ball in the UK and consistently one of the most searched for online. RRP is around £50 a dozen new — but there are legitimate ways to pay significantly less. Here's the complete picture.
All prices below are for a standard white dozen, from authorised Titleist UK retailers. Buying from an authorised retailer guarantees you're getting genuine current-generation balls with full warranty.
| Retailer | Price / dozen | Per ball | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| Complete Golfer | £48.99 | £4.08 | Free |
| Jam Golf | £49.95 | £4.16 | Free over £40 |
| GolfOnline | £49.95 | £4.16 | Free over £30 |
| Scottsdale Golf | £49.99 | £4.17 | Free |
| American Golf | £49.99 | £4.17 | Free over £100 |
| Amazon UK | £49.99 | £4.17 | Free with Prime |
| eBay UK (new) | from £44.99 | from £3.75 | Varies |
The spread on new Pro V1s from authorised retailers is narrow — essentially £48.99 to £49.99. The Titleist MAP (Minimum Advertised Price) policy keeps most retailers close to RRP. eBay can occasionally undercut this on new-in-box stock, but verify the seller is an authorised Titleist dealer to ensure genuine current-generation balls.
This is where the real value is. Pearl and Grade A lake balls perform almost identically to new. Here's what they cost right now from reputable UK suppliers:
| Supplier | Condition | Price / dozen | Per ball |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slice Golf Balls | Pearl / Mint | £26.99 | £2.25 |
| ReUse Golf Balls | Mint (5A) | £27.99 | £2.33 |
| MailOrderGolf | Pearl / Mint | £28.99 | £2.42 |
| Lake Golf Balls | Grade A | £20.99 | £1.75 |
| ReUse Golf Balls | Grade A | £21.99 | £1.83 |
| MailOrderGolf | Grade A | £22.99 | £1.92 |
| Pro Lake Balls | Grade A | £22.99 | £1.92 |
| Golf Balls 4 You | Grade A | £21.99 | £1.83 |
| Iron Lake Balls | Grade B | £14.99 | £1.25 |
| MailOrderGolf | Grade B | £16.99 | £1.42 |
At Grade A pricing, you're saving around £27–£29 per dozen versus new — that's roughly £2.25 per ball back in your pocket, every time. Over a season of 30 rounds where you lose 3 balls a round, that's a saving of around £200 on Pro V1s alone.
Both are priced identically and available in the same conditions from lake ball specialists. The difference comes down to feel and flight:
For most club golfers, the difference is subtle. If you've never played either, start with the Pro V1 — it's the more universally preferred option and the one you're most likely to find in lake ball stock.
If you play regularly and burn through a lot of balls, bulk is where the economics get genuinely compelling:
This is a legitimate concern. Counterfeit Titleist balls do exist, though they're less common on the major UK platforms than they once were. The safest approach:
The Pro V1x Left Dash is a third option in Titleist's tour ball range, designed for very fast swing speeds with a focus on low spin off the driver and maximum control into greens. It's not widely stocked at lake ball specialists (it's a smaller volume product) and typically sells at the same RRP as the standard Pro V1x new. Unless you're specifically recommended it by a club fitter, stick with the standard Pro V1 or Pro V1x.
Compare new, Pearl, Grade A and Grade B Pro V1s across all 52 UK suppliers — filter by condition and price in seconds.
Search Pro V1 Prices →For most golfers: Grade A lake Pro V1s from a reputable specialist like Lake Golf Balls or MailOrderGolf. You'll pay around £21–£23 per dozen, the balls play essentially identically to new, and the saving over a season is meaningful.
For high-volume players and beginners: Grade B from Iron Lake Balls at £14.99/dozen is hard to argue with. You're getting a Titleist Pro V1 at 70% off. Use it for most rounds and keep a sleeve of Pearl-grade balls for your club competition.
For one-off purchases or gifts: Buy new from Complete Golfer at £48.99 or watch for the Titleist Loyalty Rewarded promotion to effectively get a fourth dozen free.