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The Srixon Trispeed is a soft ball and I just saw them on www.tgw.com for $15/dozen. Marked down from $25/dozen. Just thought I would let you guys know. I love the Srixon Z star above all other balls. I played V1's for years, but the Zstar is a better ball. I like the Srixon soft feel also. But at $15/dozen, I thought I would mention the trispeed.

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The Nike One Tour's have great durability for my game.

I like the TaylorMade TP Black too, this is the ball I play when I don't feel like spending the coin on the Nike's. A little firmer(still softer than the Gamer, good spin(a bit less than the Nike One Tour).

The Top Flite Gamer is OK, but the cover isn't very durable. I've put some pretty good scuffs on them just from one full wedge shot. I've never had that happen with the other balls I listed and the TP Blacks aren't that much more expensive.

 - Joel

TM M3 10.5 | TM M3 17 | Adams A12 3-4 hybrid | Mizuno JPX 919 Tour 5-PW

Vokey 50/54/60 | Odyssey Stroke Lab 7s | Bridgestone Tour B XS

Home Courses - Willow Run & Bakker Crossing

 

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i find the callaway tour ix, very soft, think its because i just love punching them through the air though, so i'm a little biased and this may not be correct

In my r7 tour bag using my tp red balls,
i use

Driver:tour burner tp
3W:r7 tp5W:burner tp or titleist 906f22H:rescue dual tpAP2 3-PW DG30052*tour-wPutter:Button Back or newport beachI shoot a 74 on average


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Srixon Soft Feel... When A Puffs Just Won't Do.

How about you scrape a ball really hard against a tree, and come back with your findings

yea I'm pretty sure a tree scuffs a ball? and you can't beat the Srixon Z-URC balls.

Driver: Callaway Big Bertha Diablo 9º
2 Hybrid: Callaway Big Bertha Heavenwood
Irons: Nike Slingshot OSS 6-3 iron
          Taylormade Tour Preferred PW-7 iron
Wedges: Cleveland CG14 50º, 54º
              Taylormade RAC 58º
Putter: Ping Darby 32" shaft


 


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srixon makes great balls period. soft feel, ad333, and trispeed are great for the price. they drop stone dead and at times dance back. i used to the the srixon urs/urc but are the old models. however i stick with srixon, i play the z-star. great ball!!!!! i'm just so amazed to the overall performance of the ball. i have played every ball out there, callaway's tour i's, titleist pro v's, bridgestone's b330's, nike's tour, etc., but i always find myself coming back to srixon. they feel great to me. srixon really has something here. i tell you what though, i'm really curious to hit a few of taylormade's penta tp ball, a 5 piece seems interesting.
In My Under Armour Links Stand Bag or PING Hoofer Vantage Team Bag :
i15 9.5°, Project X Graphite -7A3 | i15 15.5°, Project X Graphite -8A4 | S57 2 - PW, Project X 6.5 | Tour-W 56.10/60.8 Project X 6.5 | Redwood Black Satin Anser | Titleist Black | Golf Pride Tour Velvet Round Grips With Logo...


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True, nice analogy.

- Pat

41 yrs. old, 3rd year playing and learning!
In my beginner bag:
--------------------------Driver/3W/3H - Nike Sumo SQ4H - TaylorMade Rescue5 iron - PW 2008 Callaway BB w/iBridsLW/SW/GW - 2010 Cleveland CG15Putter - 2008 Taylormade Rossa Monte Carlo 7---------------------------


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