Who Makes YELLOW Balls Now??

I only know of srixon as the higher quality ball that comes in yellow. I believe there are other yellow balls out there, but I don't know how they would perform.

Pinnacle and Top-Flite also make yellow balls.

In the U.S., Srixon is the only one to make urethane covered balls(top quality) in yellow. You can get lower priced, distance-type golf balls from a couple of companies.

Pinnacle Gold is the one you see the most. Srixon is I believe the only high quality ball.

Before heading out for a three-day golf trip to Prattville, AL last month, I purchased a dozen yellow golf balls from SMT Golf ... the brand name was Vision, and I believe they were from a company located in Australia. I also purchased a dozen Srixon yellow golf balls (Z Star X) and passed samples of both of them out to my buddies on the tee before teeing off on Day 1 ... as we were finishing up our second round of the day on Day 2 with the light quickly fading, we were amazed at how easy it was to see the Vision yellow golf balls in the twilight ... the Srixons were also easy to see in the low-light conditions, but those yellow Vision balls just jumped out at us as we were finishing our round.

Slazenger Raw Distance also come in yellow.

the srixon rep was in the other day with them. pretty cool concept.

Noodle's come in yellow, but you have to buy used. LostGolfBall.com is out right now. I use them when I play at day break as they are easier to see.

Also--

Wilson SmartCore comes in yellow (or orange)

Volvik has 2 yellow options, a 3 piece and a 2 piece

and then there is the ultimate yellow ball


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You can check them all out at golfballs.com

Hi Mp, Thanks for the Vision note as it is appreciated. The Staybright UV effect really makes the colour
zing. I am working on a Tour type version in TPU Urethane now that the Bright Yellow colour is finding
a few more homes around the world. Tim (MyOstrich) and Dave (Slickstix) are helping Mike (SMT) with
my US trials. Cheers, Boz.

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Also--

Wilson SmartCore comes in yellow (or orange)

Volvik has 2 yellow options, a 3 piece and a 2 piece

and then there is the ultimate yellow ball


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You can check them all out at golfballs.com
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NOOOOOOOOO!!!!! This reminded me that I was going to use one of these in my practice round for state... dang

SpongeBob is a Wilson Ti ball.
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[quote name='gjpep' timestamp='1274836898' post='2467346']
Also--

Wilson SmartCore comes in yellow (or orange)

Volvik has 2 yellow options, a 3 piece and a 2 piece

and then there is the ultimate yellow ball


[attachment=600052:SpongeBob.jpg]

You can check them all out at golfballs.com
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As mentioned, Top Flite XL are available at Wally World for $9.99 for a 15 ball pack. Surprisingly, not a bad ball.

Wilson Smartcores are also in Yellow and ORANGE! Yes orange for those of us who play on courses with lots of yellow poplar leaves.

Still waiting for the AD333 in Yellow. Srixondan, where are YOUUUUUUUU?

We should be seeing a yellow bridgestone e6 soon if i heard correctly. It was in the edwin watts podcast about new equipment about Ping i believe.

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We should be seeing a yellow bridgestone e6 soon if i heard correctly. It was in the edwin watts podcast about new equipment about Ping i believe.
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Japan has several companies that make yellow, orange and red (fuscia) balls. Bridgestone's Tourstage brand makes several versions of the 3 colors that compete with Prov1; and several colors and versions in the distance-ball category.

US has very limited selection again.

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We should be seeing a yellow bridgestone e6 soon if i heard correctly. It was in the edwin watts podcast about new equipment about Ping i believe.
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Japan has several companies that make yellow, orange and red (fuscia) balls. Bridgestone's Tourstage brand makes several versions of the 3 colors that compete with Prov1; and several colors and versions in the distance-ball category.

US has very limited selection again.
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Just called Bridgestone, E-6 in yellow will be released in November.

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We should be seeing a yellow bridgestone e6 soon if i heard correctly. It was in the edwin watts podcast about new equipment about Ping i believe.
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Japan has several companies that make yellow, orange and red (fuscia) balls. Bridgestone's Tourstage brand makes several versions of the 3 colors that compete with Prov1; and several colors and versions in the distance-ball category.

US has very limited selection again.
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Just called Bridgestone, E-6 in yellow will be released in November.
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Nice....how abouts the orange?

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Before heading out for a three-day golf trip to Prattville, AL last month, I purchased a dozen yellow golf balls from SMT Golf ... the brand name was Vision, and I believe they were from a company located in Australia. I also purchased a dozen Srixon yellow golf balls (Z Star X) and passed samples of both of them out to my buddies on the tee before teeing off on Day 1 ... as we were finishing up our second round of the day on Day 2 with the light quickly fading, we were amazed at how easy it was to see the Vision yellow golf balls in the twilight ... the Srixons were also easy to see in the low-light conditions, but those yellow Vision balls just jumped out at us as we were finishing our round.
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I've seen this being sold over in SMT but haven't really tried it. What's the general feel on this ball versus Srixon off the driver and wedge??

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[quote name='mpm1960' timestamp='1274831236' post='2467130']
Before heading out for a three-day golf trip to Prattville, AL last month, I purchased a dozen yellow golf balls from SMT Golf ... the brand name was Vision, and I believe they were from a company located in Australia. I also purchased a dozen Srixon yellow golf balls (Z Star X) and passed samples of both of them out to my buddies on the tee before teeing off on Day 1 ... as we were finishing up our second round of the day on Day 2 with the light quickly fading, we were amazed at how easy it was to see the Vision yellow golf balls in the twilight ... the Srixons were also easy to see in the low-light conditions, but those yellow Vision balls just jumped out at us as we were finishing our round.
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I've seen this being sold over in SMT but haven't really tried it. What's the general feel on this ball versus Srixon off the driver and wedge??
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I took part in the test pilot program for the Vision balls. They feel great off the driver and the irons. Very hot off the putter, but doing a little work on the practice green resolves this in a hurry. Wedges are not going to be as spinny as a urethane covered ball. You need to plan for more roll after the shot. Full wedge shots will get them to check and back-up, but less then that they will release. Ordered 3 doz after the demo program...

Color and Boz (the owner) are both truly amazing though.

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[quote name='mpm1960' timestamp='1274831236' post='2467130']
Before heading out for a three-day golf trip to Prattville, AL last month, I purchased a dozen yellow golf balls from SMT Golf ... the brand name was Vision, and I believe they were from a company located in Australia. I also purchased a dozen Srixon yellow golf balls (Z Star X) and passed samples of both of them out to my buddies on the tee before teeing off on Day 1 ... as we were finishing up our second round of the day on Day 2 with the light quickly fading, we were amazed at how easy it was to see the Vision yellow golf balls in the twilight ... the Srixons were also easy to see in the low-light conditions, but those yellow Vision balls just jumped out at us as we were finishing our round.
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I've seen this being sold over in SMT but haven't really tried it. What's the general feel on this ball versus Srixon off the driver and wedge??
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I've known that SMT had the vision balls, but I've never tried them. How do they play? Comparable OEM ball?

Whatever happened to the Srixon Z-Star orange balls?

Srixon - Z Star and Z Star X and for 2011 Trispeed Tour
Pinnacle
Top Flite
Slazenger
Bridgestone will have the e6 in yellow and orange