Didn't have a very good front 9 last night, put my second on the 9th into the creek with a standard Pro V1x, when I had to reach into the bag for a new ball and grabbed a sleeve of the left dash off the top.

Smoked a 6 iron, but pulled it a little left, didn't think anything of it. Standing on the 10th tee, a short par 4 hit my hybrid and this thing jumped off the face like it was shot out of cannon. Same again on the 11th a par 5. I was nearly a full club closer than I've ever been on that hole (just missed being on in 2.) Hit a 7 iron on the long-ish par 3 to a back pin and got it all the way back there, when I would typically hit a 6.

These things live for full shots. They go high and far. Struggled a little with half and 3/4 shots as they didn't go as far as I was expecting. I suspect I'm going to have adjust a bit. Chipping, I didn't notice that much more roll out than what I would with a standard Pro V1x. I tried AVX before and while I liked them, I went back to the Pro V1x because I didn't like how much they rolled out on the greens.

I've heard comments about the left dash being "louder" off the driver and irons and to me they are. They definitely sound different, but not unpleasant. Off the putter, they are in fact firmer, but I actually kind of like the way they feel better than the standard Pro V1x. Again, that's a personal preference.

Overall, I'm definitely a believer in these balls. If you've ever thought about giving them a try, I recommend it particularly if you struggle with higher spin off the longer clubs.