Titleist DT TruSoft Golf Ball

Titleist DT TruSoft Golf Balls: Discontinued? What to Buy Now

Research review: based on manufacturer specs and cited independent testing. How we test

Short version: the Titleist DT TruSoft suits anyone with a found dozen — it still plays fine. [1] DT TruSoft was Titleist's low-compression soft-feel ball. Titleist replaced it with the TruFeel, which keeps the same platform with a faster core; Titleist said spin would be "fairly similar". [2]

Key takeaway: Titleist DT TruSoft — 2-piece, ionomer; Discontinued. Best for anyone with a found dozen — it still plays fine.
Last checked 3 November 2026. Construction and prices from the maker and launch coverage [1] [2]. Compression figures are labelled by who measured them. We have not run our own ball test yet.

Who it fits

Good for: anyone with a found dozen — it still plays fine.

Not for: buyers paying collector prices for old stock — a new TruFeel is $24.99.

Titleist DT TruSoft: construction and price

SpecDetail
StatusDiscontinued
ReleaseReplaced by TruFeel
Construction2-piece
CoverIonomer
Compression—
PriceDiscontinued

"Independent gauge" numbers come from third-party testing, not the maker. A dash means we could not confirm it.

Titleist DT TruSoft vs its Titleist siblings

BallConstructionCoverPriceShop
Titleist DT TruSoft2-pieceIonomerDiscontinuedCheck Price
Titleist TruFeel2-pieceIonomer (TruFlex)$24.99Check Price
Titleist Velocity2-pieceIonomer$29.99 (2026 model)Check Price

Then vs now: what to buy instead

SpecThenNow
BallTitleist DT TruSoftTitleist TruFeel
Construction2-piece2-piece
CoverIonomerIonomer (TruFlex)
PriceDiscontinued$24.99

FAQ

Is the Titleist DT TruSoft still made?

No. DT TruSoft was Titleist's low-compression soft-feel ball.

What is the compression of the Titleist DT TruSoft?

We could not find a published compression figure for the Titleist DT TruSoft.

How many pieces is the Titleist DT TruSoft?

2-piece.

Who should play the Titleist DT TruSoft?

Anyone with a found dozen — it still plays fine.

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Sources

  1. GOLF.com — Titleist TruFeel replaces DT TruSoft
  2. BallCaddie — Titleist golf ball compression chart and buyer's guide (2026)

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