Been saying this for years. Lower-speed players will often see more speed and higher flight by using a non-tour ball. While you won't get the same greenside spin from a 2 piece ball, you might just add a few yards off the tee and hit your irons a little further too.

At 68 I have noticed my swing speed slow down a bit, and I've always liked a higher ball flight with my irons and played the ProV1X for several years. Got a set of combo T350/T200 irons last year and for some reason got better play with the ProV1 so went with that. About a month ago I picked up a sleeve of the new AVX and tried that for a comparison. Gained a bit of distance and it feels softer off the clubface. Considering going with that but I sill like the ProV1 around the greens. Still have 3 dozen ProV1's to play so need to do a little more research before making the change.

At 78 love the performance I get from the Prov1. Have never changed and it is a ball I can count on. T350 irons with AMT R300 shafts, and woods have Fujikura shafts. When you go for a fitting take the ball you ball with, so you fitting is complete. Better distance and accuracy than 90% guys my age.

I agree.. the ball you play for your swing speed is very important.. I like the pro V 1

My on course experience has been that the Pro V1x and the tour soft go about the same distance with the driver. The tour soft travels further on fairway shots. The Pro V1x has better green side spin. My driver swing speed is around 80 mph.