Srixon Trispeed and Trispeed Tour

[nad12]

Hi.

I've just been offered a mixture of Srixon Trispeed and Trispeed Tour golf balls, pearl grade in yellow, for £25.

 

Considering Srixon stopped making these balls long ago then a) they will still be playable if they are as old as they are? b) are they any good considering Srixon decided to stop making them?

 

I also have the option of 40 AD333 Tour golf balls for around the same cost but some of these are discoloured. Are discoloured balls perfectly playable?

I drive around 100mph but prefer non spinning, soft feeling balls.

Thanks.

[rgk5]

The Trispeed Tour is still made. We sell them for 3 doz. for $70 on sale, here in Canada

[monks66]

The Trispeed tour became the Q Star Tour?

[bigmoneyp]

> @monks66 said:

> The Trispeed tour became the Q Star Tour?

 

No. The Trispeed Series is still sold but usually just at secondary or online retailers.

[bigmoneyp]

> @nad12 said:

> Hi.

> I've just been offered a mixture of Srixon Trispeed and Trispeed Tour golf balls, pearl grade in yellow, for £25.

>

> Considering Srixon stopped making these balls long ago then a) they will still be playable if they are as old as they are? b) are they any good considering Srixon decided to stop making them?

>

> I also have the option of 40 AD333 Tour golf balls for around the same cost but some of these are discoloured. Are discoloured balls perfectly playable?

>**_ I drive around 100mph but prefer non spinning, soft feeling balls._**

> Thanks.

 

They are not soft feeling.

 

[grm24]

> @monks66 said:

> The Trispeed tour became the Q Star Tour?

 

No. The AD333 ball became the Q-Star and they add the Q-Star Tour later. The TriSpeed Tour is/was a 3 piece surlyn (Rabalon) covered ball.

[bigmoneyp]

> @grm24 said:

> > @monks66 said:

> > The Trispeed tour became the Q Star Tour?

>

> No. The AD333 ball became the Q-Star and they add the Q-Star Tour later. The TriSpeed Tour is/was a 3 piece surlyn (Rabalon) covered ball.

 

The AD333 and the Q-Star are the same ball. Same with the AD333 Tour and Srixon Q-Star Tour. One is marketed in the US and the other is overseas.

[grm24]

> @bigmoneyp said:

> > @grm24 said:

> > > @monks66 said:

> > > The Trispeed tour became the Q Star Tour?

> >

> > **No. The AD333 ball became the Q-Star and they add the Q-Star Tour later. **The TriSpeed Tour is/was a 3 piece surlyn (Rabalon) covered ball.

>

> The AD333 and the Q-Star are the same ball. Same with the AD333 Tour and Srixon Q-Star Tour. One is marketed in the US and the other is overseas.

 

If you read my post correctly that's what I said.