Srixon?

[Chris G]

I used the NXT's for a while before playing the AD333's and changed straight away, I do prefer the srixon's hands down but am partial to likeing the softness of the Pro V1's, I might try the Trispeeds or event splash out on some penta's to try the higher end ball but at my handicap I wouldnt even notice the dif! :)

[SVTGolfer]

  Gordon McTavish said:

Originally Posted by Gordon McTavish

AD333 is the best selling two-piece ball in the UK.

To be fair, there probably isn't a bad ball out there, but there sure are a lot of people who think product x is crap while product y is superior to all others.

Im going to have to disagree, sorry. There is a definite difference in golf ball production, especially between the higher end and medium range balls. Materials used, cores used, etc…

  Chris G said:

Originally Posted by Chris G

I used the NXT's for a while before playing the AD333's and changed straight away, I do prefer the srixon's hands down but am partial to likeing the softness of the Pro V1's, I might try the Trispeeds or event splash out on some penta's to try the higher end ball but at my handicap I wouldnt even notice the dif! :)

I hate the "handicap" excuse. People use it a little too much like a crutch. Give yourself some credit. Anyone who plays golf consistently should be able to "feel" the difference in most medium to premium golf balls. IF and when you can hit the ball in the same spot of the club face consistently you should definitely be able to "feel" the differences in certain balls.

[Chris G]

  SVTGolfer said:

Originally Posted by SVTGolfer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gordon McTavish

AD333 is the best selling two-piece ball in the UK.

To be fair, there probably isn't a bad ball out there, but there sure are a lot of people who think product x is crap while product y is superior to all others.

Im going to have to disagree, sorry. There is a definite difference in golf ball production, especially between the higher end and medium range balls. Materials used, cores used, etc…

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris G

I used the NXT's for a while before playing the AD333's and changed straight away, I do prefer the srixon's hands down but am partial to likeing the softness of the Pro V1's, I might try the Trispeeds or event splash out on some penta's to try the higher end ball but at my handicap I wouldnt even notice the dif! :)

I hate the "handicap" excuse. People use it a little too much like a crutch. Give yourself some credit. Anyone who plays golf consistently should be able to "feel" the difference in most medium to premium golf balls. IF and when you can hit the ball in the same spot of the club face consistently you should definitely be able to "feel" the differences in certain balls.

I can feel the differences but all I am saying is at my handicap there is not a lot of change to the way I play at this time, thats not an excuse :)

[ryanbecker]

I played a round or two with the Srixon Z Star Tour last year and was pleased with the results.  The ball is soft and durable.  I picked up a box of the Z Star Tour Yellow balls over the winter and am looking forward to trying them out next month.  Hopefully I play well -- I feel like if you are playing golf with a yellow golf ball, you better be good!

[jmanbooyaa]

Do only certain stores carry Srixon clubs and other gear? I see the golf ball line in stores but I have never seen a club in a Golfsmith, Dicks, Sports Authority or when I was at Martins PGA Superstore in SC.

[WUTiger]

Quote:

  jmanbooyaa said:

Do only certain stores carry Srixon clubs and other gear? ...

I have seen Srixon irons and woods offered in the area, but I can't remember where. Wish you had asked a week ago when I was headed to the Golf Expo. I could have looked for them, and asked vendors if the handled Srixon clubs.

[jmanbooyaa]

I probably should have also asked if anyone uses Srixon irons, woods, or hybrids. Or do you know anyone who does? And of course how do you like them? Or not like them