Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline vs Titleist Pro V1
Side-by-side specs plus estimated launch-monitor numbers — ball speed, launch, spin, and carry — at any club and swing speed.
Soft feel · Ball A
Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline
Compression 49 · Surlyn · soft
Tour · Ball B
Titleist Pro V1
Compression 88 · Urethane · medium
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Estimated launch — Driver
B vs A delta
| Ball A | Ball B | Δ B − A | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ball speed | 156 mph | 156 mph | no change |
| Launch angle | 12.9° | 12° | -0.9° |
| Spin | 2,150 rpm | 2,350 rpm | +200 rpm |
| Estimated carry | 269 yds | 269 yds | no change |
Estimated trajectory
All balls — Driver at 105 mph
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Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline vs Titleist Pro V1 — frequently asked
Which is softer, Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline or Titleist Pro V1?
The Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline is softer at 49 compression vs Titleist Pro V1 at 88 — a 39-point gap. Lower compression deforms more easily on slower swings.
Does Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline or Titleist Pro V1 spin more around the green?
The Titleist Pro V1's urethane cover makes it the control-oriented candidate in this matchup; the Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline uses Surlyn. The size and even direction of a measured spin difference depends on the models, club and strike, so Stymie does not invent an RPM gap.
What is the price difference between Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline and Titleist Pro V1?
Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline is $23.99 per dozen MSRP, while Titleist Pro V1 is $55.00. Retail prices, pack sizes, promotions, and model years can change.
Which is the better tour ball, Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline or Titleist Pro V1?
Titleist Pro V1 is the tour-tier model in this matchup. Bridgestone e6 Soft Treadline is positioned in the soft feel category — typically softer and less expensive but with less greenside spin.