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When you hear the tagline, "The No. 1 ball in golf," you may immediately think of Titleist Golf Balls, and it's easy to see why. The brand Titleist is now one of the most respected in the golfing industry and is used by pros as well as serious golfers. Just what makes them so special? We trace their history and searched a bit more about their technology.

This line of superior balls is produced by the Acushnet Company-the American subsidiary of Fila Korea, which is known for manufacturing top-tier golf equipment, clothing, and accessories. The brand name 'Titleist' was actually derived from titlist (title holder). There are currently six types of Titleist golf balls in the market: (1) Pro V1, (2) Pro V1x, (3) NXT Tour, (4) DT SoLo / DT SoLo Yellow, and (6) Velocity.

The Titleist Pro V1 golf ball debuted in the October 2000 PGA Tour Las Vegas and immediately made waves when pro golfer Billy Andrade won the tournament using it. Two months later, the Titleist Pro V1 was made available to the public. This golf ball quickly became "the most played golf ball" on the PGA Tour.

Three years after came the Titleist Pro V1x, which has 60 fewer dimples. This model retailed the soft feel of its predecessor but its larger and firmer core plus its thinner cover reduced spin while increasing distance.

Now more than ever, Titleist is a well-respected and very popular brand of golf balls. It is used and endorsed by star players like Adam Scott, Bill Haas, Steve Stricker, Matteo Manassero, Rory McIlroy, Geoff Ogilvy, and Nick Watney. Even legendary golfer Tiger Woods was a Titleist endorser (before he moved to Nike). Woods is said to have insisted on using his Titleist driver long after the Nike contract began. Up until the British Open in 2010, Woods used a Titleist putter.

Titleist balls are so ingrained in popular culture that they have been referenced in several movies, including Tin Cup and Caddyshack. This household brand has made its way into television series, too, including Seinfeld.

Today. The Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1x are said to be the "most used balls" in the PGA Tour, Japanese Tour, European Tour, LPGA Tour, Web.com Tour, and Asian Tour. It has certainly come a long way from bringing first used in the 1949 US Open, and is now one of the top-selling golf balls in the world.

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Is there a perfect golf swing or is this just a myth in the golf world? Well, as you can see golf pros like Tiger Woods and others are so good in their golf swing that you have to think that this is the perfect one. But in my opinion there is nothing like a perfect golf swing. There are basic rules how to do it, but what is perfect? How do hold your arms or how you move your hips.

Okay, to be serious golf pros are often very near to a perfect golf swing. But you do not have to be perfect to play golf. A solid golf swing is okay. But how can you get a solid and successful technique. Here are some tips you can use to improve your golf swing.

1. Mental fitness is critical. You have to be able to concentrate yourself right at the point of your swing. Many golfers are losing lower scores because they are not in a good mental fitness.

2. Physical fitness is as important as mental fitness. If you are not able to make the moves in the right way then you will not see the results you aspect. Do yourself a favor and keep your body fit. This is important in your hole way of life and not only for your golf skills.

3. You have to be in a good posture. The right stand is very important. Think of this, you are doing your swing and in the next moment you are sitting on the green because your swing blow you away. The can happen in the back swing too. And here comes the physical fitness back.

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