SrixonSoft Feel Golf Balls (Prior Generation)

These are not for golfers who swing more than 100mph. But for those of us with a slower swing speed these balls are just great! The compression is 60. They are firmer than the 2021 Callaway Supersoft - which is at around 39, yet still feel buttery off the tee and my irons really bite well. I have the matte orange balls. They are not as glossy smooth as the white and yellow versions. The texture is more of a smooth rubbery feel. I actually prefer that and believe my clubs connect with the softness better. I have had no trouble seeing the balls in flight and on the fairway. Any ball is difficult to find in the rough, but the orange does stand out better imo. For just over 20 for a dozen they are VERY well worth it - give 'em a try.

Love these balls. They hit great and the high visibility color makes them easier to find when I am digging through the trees. Would definitely buy again.

All in all, for a cheap golf ball it performs actually decent. No - do not believe the silly ppl saying they are as good as a proV1. That’s ludicrous. They aren’t even better than a Callaway super soft.However they are playable and they do feel nice off the putter. You aren’t getting 12 balls that are all uniform tho. That’s the downside to inexpensive balls. Some may not be as round or the covers as durable. Which brings me to the scuffing.They scuff easily so you may go thru them faster which then means maybe you aren’t saving that much. YMMV. I went thru 3 balls in one round (2 scuffed from the driver and 1 wasn’t uniform (see below) so after 18 holes I was left with 9 balls lol. I would play a scuffed urethane ball if it’s not too bad. I’d never play a scuffed cheap cover. Not a chance.Also about uniformity I had one that would go straight push every time. It clearly wasn’t the same quality as some of the others in the box. Replaced that one and the issue went away. But what happens when I replace the good one ? I may be OB. So not very trust worthy quality control. Again - casual golfers probably wouldn’t care. But maybe they should ?Softer golf balls as a whole are not the greatest and no they don’t go further than premium golf balls. Soft = slow. Slow ball speed. About the only way possible they go further is if you swing 70-75 MPH. Read about it on MyGolfSpy. It’s proven in tests.I think these are best suited for beginners, older folks who lost a lot swing speed or for winter golf.I got them just because I like to try out balls I’ve never hit before.I’ll stick with my ProV1 and Maxfli Tours.I’m 52 with a 92 mph driver swing. These were shorter than my Maxfli tour urethanes but I didn’t test them against the PV1.But in no fantasy world are they even close to either the Maxfli or Pv1I cringe every time someone tries to make an absurd claim like that. If you’re a casual once in awhile golfer - they are fine.If you play 2-3x a week and think these rival a tour urethane ball, I think maybe you’ve lost your marbles.

Less expensive than the Callaway SuperSoft I've been using for the past few years, and seem to go just as far, maybe an extra 5 yards. The bright green really sticks out from the grass, and much easier to find when in the rough. Exterior finish is tougher than painted balls.

I love these almost as much and the woods and water hazards do. LOL. These balls feel great. I don't know if I truly hit these better that others. But if you play golf you know its like 99% mental. So if I feel like I hit them better. Then I hit them better. The quality of the balls is great. the putt true. I bang ball off of trees and cart paths often and the skin holds up great. I do love these Srixon Balls. Find the right Srixon ball for you and go have fun.

These balls help me find my ball after I hit it and actually give me a little better distance than I expected. I was using a 50 compression ball, these are 60. I was concerned I might lose some distance but I think I gained about 15 to 20 yards on some shots (mainly Hybrid and woods). Maybe I'm hitting it better, maybe because it stands out, maybe it's the extra compression. I have a slow swing speed so I need a lower compression ball than the average man, and was hitting the 50 compression ball because it gave me better control and distance than the 100 compression balls.As for value, the price was very low compared to others I've seen and I use the same balls for multiple rounds until they decide to go for a swim or otherwise go where I can not get to them.

I love the feel of these. I prefer the red because I don't feel like the white ones have the same matte feel as the colored versions.

As a high handicap golfer, I can't afford to play the tour balls. Not only are they too expensive, but I don't believe the hype that you need to play the top of the line ball. This ball offers nice feel on all shots, great distance, and affordability. The Srixon Soft Feel is best for recreational golfers with slower swing speeds (under 90mph). My swing speed is 87mph. I find the this ball does balloon a bit (launches higher and stays high) if teed high and really pounded.