Srixon golf balls

[tpariff]

Any love for these?

I've started playing the Srixon Z-URS and find it comparable to the Titleist Pro V1 / Pro V1X in terms of distance, spin and feel. In addition, I've been fortunate enough to pick up six dozen for $156 shipped. That's $26 per dozen compared to over $40 for the Pro V1.

Does anyone else like the Z-URS or any other Srixon ball? Please post your feedback on this one.

Thanks.

[Everardo]

I like them. I've played the Z-UR, Z-URS and AD333's all great balls for the price.

[dolleris]

The AD-333 is a very very very good performer for under $20.

Surprisingly high performance and durability. Soft and responsive around the green.

I play this ball as much as the BlackMAX.

[Lord Thomas]

I think that the Z-UR is a great golf ball, it replaced the ProV1X for my college team overnight (and most of the guys had been playing the ProV1X since it first came out). I keep meaning to try the Z-URS, since I prefer a softer ball that spins a little bit more, but the Z-UR is good enough for me.

 

-Thomas

[theinsider]

Loved the Z-UR immediately for distance but durability and feel were a both of an issue for me.

 

Z-UR-S solved all that. Great ball in all aspects. Hooking a lot of people into finally giving this equipment company a look.

 

With the acquisition of Furyk for Jan 1 to fill out tour staff, the tour trailer out there this past year, and the ever improving line of irons (I-506), I predict solid things for them at retail and on tour in North America next season.

 

scandalls, looks like things are going in the right direction for your employer in the domestic market - enjoy the ride.

[wjdpar1]

The AD333 is an excellent ball in its category.

[Golfin4Weezer]

Listen, the Z-UR is longer than the ProV1x, the Z-URS is almost as long, and feels nicer off the face than the ProV1. That's all there is to it.

[SwingMan]

I've started playing the Srixon Z-URS and find it comparable to the Titleist Pro  V1 / Pro V1X in terms of distance, spin and feel.  In addition, I've been fortunate enough to pick up six dozen for $156 shipped.  That's $26 per dozen compared to over $40 for the Pro V1.

 

Does anyone else like the Z-URS or any other Srixon ball?  Please post your feedback on this one.

 

Thanks.

62980[/snapback]

 

Heck, I just want to know where you purchased them for $26/dz.

[Golfwolf]

The AD-333 is a very very very good performer for under $20.

Surprisingly high performance and durability. Soft and responsive around the green.

I play this ball as much as the BlackMAX.

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Yep, I like the AD 333 quite a lot, good distance, nice feel and cost $25/dozen here.

[mcbush25]

I think Srixon is a very underrated ball manufacturer. I have played the AD333 and the HRX-333. Both played great. I like these balls better than anything else I have played so far.

[tpariff]

I've started playing the Srixon Z-URS and find it comparable to the Titleist Pro  V1 / Pro V1X in terms of distance, spin and feel.  In addition, I've been fortunate enough to pick up six dozen for $156 shipped.  That's $26 per dozen compared to over $40 for the Pro V1.

 

Does anyone else like the Z-URS or any other Srixon ball?  Please post your feedback on this one.

 

Thanks.

62980[/snapback]

 

Heck, I just want to know where you purchased them for $26/dz.

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eBay, baby! There are several listings by the seller I used. I got 6 dozen shipped for $156 and a free Srixon tee shirt.

[gticlay]

How does the UR-X play? I just bought three dozen for $19.99/doz. That is the previous high end ball. It's cold here so I'm going to use them for winter play then switch to the newer versions this summer, or the Bridgestone B300-S.

[chisag]

... the z-urs and the b330s are both great balls. great feel, low driver spin and excellent greenside control. the b330s is a little softer off the putter and a hair more durable, but other than that, they are virtually interchangable.