These 8 golf balls have the most wins on the PGA Tour in 2026
Get acquainted with the brands and models that delivered big prize money on tour in 2025.
Golf ball manufacturers spend untold sums of money every year developing golf balls that the very best players in the world want to use more than any other. After all, it's when millions of people are tuned in to watch the pivotal final putt of a tournament, it's their logo that appears on your TV screen as the ball rolls into the hole.
As such, with each player's choice of ball a huge driving factor in influencing the buying habits of golfers around the world, as we look back on a captivating 2026 PGA Tour season we thought it a great opportunity to dive deep into the golf balls that delivered the most wins on the PGA Tour this year - and the ball that once again claimed the title as the number one in golf should come as a surprise to no-one.
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1. Titleist Pro V1x
Wins: 14
The firmer, higher-launching and spinnier variant of the regular Pro V1, the Pro V1x saw the most success of Titleist's two flagship ball models on tour this year. Racking up more than a dozen wins so far, and a major victory at the U.S. Open, the Pro V1x still stands clear as the firm favourite of the pros, including Matt Fitzpatrick, Justin Rose, and Wyndham Clark.
While the standard Pro V1x accounted for most of these wins, it also served as the base for Titleist's most successful experimental models, with Cameron Young scoring a pair of wins using the Pro V1x "Double Dot", and J.T. Poston picking up a win at The Memorial with the Pro V1x "Left-Dash".
2. Titleist Pro V1
Wins: 7
Titleist's Pro V1 is the most iconic, and best-selling, tour-level ball in golf, and thanks in large part to one Scottie Scheffler, was the winningest ball on tour this year last year. In 2026, it drops down to number two, however its 7 wins so far, including a PGA Championship in the hands of Aaron Rai, is a testament to the model's enduring quality.
3. Bridgestone Tour B X
Wins: 4
Bridgestone's re-emergence into the tour winners circle came thanks to the exploits of one Chris Gotterup - who as the brand's current marquee player used the Tour B X in each of his three PGA Tour Victories this year (including one when the Tour B X was simply known as the VS Proto Black). Brandt Snedeker also used the Tour B X in his comeback victory at the Myrtle Beach Classic
T4. Srixon Z-Star Diamond
Wins: 2
The Z-Star Diamond stands clear as the winningest ball from Srixon this year, despite its brother, the Z-Star XV, giving the brand its sole major win at The Open in the hands of Ryan Fox. J.J. Spaun and Nico Echavarria took the Diamond to victory at the Texas Open and the Cognizant Classic respectively, capping off another solid year for a brand that punches well above its weight given the size of its tour roster.
T4. TaylorMade TP5
Wins: 2
TaylorMade's TP5 has just a smattering of users on tour. It helps, however, when one of those players is a certain Rory McIlroy. The Northern Irishman made a surprise switch into the TP5 in 2025, seeing immediate success with his famous victory at the Masters, and famously went back-to-back with the same model this year. Michael Thorbjornsen then made it a pair of wins for the base TP5 as he prevailed at last month's Rocket Classic.
T4. TaylorMade TP5x
Wins: 2
Much like Titleist's Pro V1x, TaylorMade's TP5x tends to earn the favour of tour players thanks to its added speed and spin. The TP5x claimed wins thanks to Collin Morikawa, who used the ball at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am, and Jacob Bridgeman, who made it a pair of wins in a fortnight at the Genesis Invitational.
T7. Srixon Z-Star XV
Wins: 1
T7. Callaway Chrome Tour
Wins: 1
Brad Nash is Reviews Editor at GolfMagic, having joined the team in June 2025 to look after all things reviews, soft goods testing and equipment alongside Equipment Editor Georgina. Primarily a writer, you may see him pop up in videos or on the GolfMagic socials from time to time.
