No longer made: Replaced by Tour Soft (Jan 2018). Titleist retired the NXT Tour and NXT Tour S in 2018 and replaced both with the single Tour Soft, a large-core 2-piece ball. That is the direct modern equivalent. [1] [2]
Titleist NXT Tour: construction and price
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Status | Discontinued |
| Release | Replaced by Tour Soft (Jan 2018) |
| Construction | — |
| Cover | — |
| Compression | — |
| Price | Discontinued |
"Independent gauge" numbers come from third-party testing, not the maker. A dash means we could not confirm it.
Then vs now: what to buy instead
| Spec | Then | Now |
|---|---|---|
| Ball | Titleist NXT Tour | Titleist Tour Soft |
| Construction | — | 2-piece |
| Cover | — | Ionomer |
| Price | Discontinued | $39.99 (2026 model) |
Titleist NXT Tour vs its Titleist siblings
| Ball | Construction | Cover | Price | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titleist NXT Tour | — | — | Discontinued | Check Price |
| Titleist Tour Soft | 2-piece | Ionomer | $39.99 (2026 model) | Check Price |
| Titleist AVX | 3-piece | Urethane | $49.99 (2026 model) | Check Price |
Who it fits
Good for: golfers who find a cheap used dozen; new buyers should get the Tour Soft.
Not for: you want a new ball — this one is gone.
FAQ
Is the Titleist NXT Tour still made?
No. Titleist retired the NXT Tour and NXT Tour S in 2018 and replaced both with the single Tour Soft, a large-core 2-piece ball.
What is the compression of the Titleist NXT Tour?
We could not find a published compression figure for the Titleist NXT Tour.
How many pieces is the Titleist NXT Tour?
Not confirmed from a maker source.
Who should play the Titleist NXT Tour?
Golfers who find a cheap used dozen; new buyers should get the Tour Soft.
Sources
- Golf Digest — Titleist Tour Soft replaces NXT lineup (2018)
- BallCaddie — Titleist golf ball compression chart and buyer's guide (2026)