Titleist TruFeel

Compression 70 · Ionomer cover · Value

Titleist's softest and least expensive ball, a two-piece design with a soft core and thin, grippy cover. Made for slower swingers who want a soft feel and straight distance.

Compression: 70
Compression band: Mid
Construction: 2-piece
Cover: Ionomer
Feel: Very soft
Driver spin: Low
Greenside spin: Mid
Flight: Mid
Swing speed: 70–95 mph
Price tier: Value
Colors: White, Yellow, Red
Model year: 2024

Titleist TruFeel compression

The Titleist TruFeel has a compression of 70, which is mid compression (Titleist doesn't publish a figure; this is the widely reported tested number). It suits driver swing speeds of about 70–95 mph.

Ball	Compression	Cover
Bridgestone Lady Precept	n/a	Ionomer
Callaway Reva	n/a	Ionomer
Mizuno RB 566	n/a	Ionomer
TaylorMade Kalea	n/a	Ionomer
Titleist TruFeel	70	Ionomer

Who the Titleist TruFeel is for

Golfers with a driver swing speed of about 70–95 mph.
Players who care more about distance and straightness than greenside spin.
Anyone who fights a slice or hook: lower driver spin means less curve.
Golfers who like a soft feel off the putter and irons.
Anyone who loses a few balls a round and doesn't want it to hurt.

The maker pitches it at: golfers wanting Titleist's softest feel with distance and greenside control.

Where it makes our lists

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Common questions

What is the compression of the Titleist TruFeel?

The Titleist TruFeel has a compression of about 70 (mid compression).

Is the Titleist TruFeel good for slow swing speeds?

It’s fine for moderate speeds; under about 80 mph a lower-compression ball will usually go farther.

Does the Titleist TruFeel have a urethane cover?

No, it has an ionomer cover, which spins less around the greens but lasts longer and costs less.

Updated November 2026