Hey Lori, good points. I personally like the fact that Titleist remains "gender neutral" with all its products. It allows golfers to purchase equipment best suited for their game. Just like the forward tees on golf courses not being "women's tees" but being shorter tees for shorter hitters. As long as Titleist doesn't offer women's specific products, here is an alternative. Most of the Titleist balls can be purchased in yellow and another option is to order from golfballs.com who specialize in personalization. You can add something to the ball that will fit your personality. Just my thoughts...

Titleist supports a level playing field from amateurs to professionals. Note they recently were not in support of a restricted flight ball for pros. They also market equipment for everyone, so we'll never see golf club sets with shaft colors matching bags for specific subsets of users.
At one point, I gave my wife pink balls as a gesture. I have since donated them to The First Tee. We most often play together in the evening after work, and as the sun is setting with more reds, the pink balls blend in the rough as they fade to brown and are harder to find. We now use Pro-V1s with pink lettering in white balls as the nod to a more feminine color. I'm ok limiting ball colors for optical clarity in white and amber.

Hi Lori -

I appreciate your question and thank you for sharing it with us. Every Titleist golf ball is designed for women. The golf ball doesn’t know who is hitting it; how old, how skilled or what the golfer’s gender is. The premise that “one ball fits all” assumes that all golfers of the same gender, age or swing speed need to use the same golf ball to help them score better. That simply isn’t true. For women and men alike, there are many ways to shoot lower scores. While Pro V1 may be the ball that helps you play your best, your friend may score better with Pro V1x. Titleist designs golf balls with performance and preference choices for all golfers.

The majority of golf balls named Women or Lady are two-piece, Surlyn®-covered golf balls that offer long distance, cut-proof durability and a low price. These golf balls are very low spin and do not provide the best scoring performance on shots into and around the green.

For example, on your scoring shots (short irons, pitches and chips), low spin distance balls tend to land, release and run through the green. When you’re trying to stop the ball quickly out of a bunker or knock it close to a tucked pin, a golf ball with more spin or stopping power is the best choice. Golf balls like Pro V1, Pro V1x, NXT Tour or NXT Tour S all provide outstanding distance on drives and full iron shots, and offer more stopping power. These models also have softer covers than low spin distance balls, so they provide exceptionally soft feel in the short game.

Please feel free to reach out to us with additional questions though, and thank you for being part of Team Titleist!

Best,
Abby
Team Titleist Staff

Another option is the pink ball offered by Titleist’s sister company, Pinnacle.

Lori,
Ask and you shall receive!!!!!!

Thank you so much titleist!! I ordered 3 dozen just now from golf galaxy!!

I’m so excited!! Just ordered 3 dozen!!!

Lori - just want to add to this conversation. I'm a Pro V1 player, so love that we offer the Pro V1 with a pink side stamp and play number. I really wanted to "make it my own" so I also add a fun logo in pink to make a personal statement like the pink "lips" or any one of the other pink logos at MyProV1.com

Hope you enjoy your Pink Velocity golf balls!

Hi Lori - I also love the pink Velocity! It really pops and matches my personality, as well as my game. Let us know how you enjoy them on the course and play well!

All the best,
Abby
Team Titleist Staff

Men generally have harder and faster swing speed than women. Consequently softer balls are designed for players with slower speeds. Female golfers have slower swings than their male counterparts. Manufacturers have come up with the concept of compression ratings to indicate the hardness and softness of the ball.

Not entirely true. During any round of golf, EVERY player will have many different swing speeds. Ball selection should not be as simple as a harder ball for a faster swing. Pick you ball to complement your strengths. Most players would benefit from the playablity of the ProV1/ProV1x inside of 50-100 yards.

Given most people play more shots, including putts, from inside 100 yards than they do from other yardages the focus on ball selection should be here.

Manufactures no longer publish compression numbers for golf balls because they are pretty meaningless. Pick that ball that feels and performs best for your game.

I'm a higher swing speed player but I liked the old SoLo balls.