The new Titleist Tour Soft combines more distance, higher stopping power, and a soft feel with precise control from tee to green.
Rethinking the Titleist Tour Soft 2026
The new Titleist Tour Soft golf ball has been completely redesigned from core to cover. The goal of the research and development team was clear: more distance off the tee and greater stopping power on the green without losing the characteristic soft Tour Soft feel.
Building on the strengths of previous generations, the new Tour Soft combines distance, control, and feel in a balanced overall performance, maintaining its role as a premium all-rounder in the Titleist range.
New Aerodynamics for Consistent Distance
The biggest technical innovation lies in the aerodynamics. The Tour Soft debuts with a completely new 386 double-pyramid dimple design, developed and optimized over more than four years. This innovative dimple pattern ensures a more stable, consistent ball flight and extra distance off the tee without changing the flight window valued by Tour Soft players. Especially in changing wind conditions, the ball benefits from this new aerodynamics by better maintaining its trajectory and transferring energy more efficiently.
More Control on the Green with a Familiar Soft Feel
Besides aerodynamics, the internal structure was fundamentally revised. A modified core size combined with a new, thin elastomer cover reduces spin on long shots while enabling a higher ball launch with irons. The result is more distance on full shots and noticeably more stopping power on approaches.
Despite the performance increase, the signature soft feel remains throughout the drive, irons, and putts. This balance makes the Tour Soft a reliable companion for ambitious golfers who do not want to compromise between feel and performance and seek all-round performance with proven quality and precision.
The Titleist Tour Soft will be available from January 21, 2026, in white and yellow for 44.99 euros per dozen.
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