Srixon AD333 Golf Balls (One Dozen) (2019/20 Version)

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The lowest priced ball in Srixon’s range, the two-piece distance does exactly what it says on the box – gives you more yards. It has a FastLayer Core, durable ionomer cover and and a 324 dimple pattern to maximise distance and help your ball fly through wind. Srixon AD333 2021 review: What we say Srixon golf balls are very popular among Tour players and amateur golfers, but unlike Tour professionals, us amateur golfers don’t have the pleasure of knowing exactly what balls are right for our game. However, there are certain factors that can help us determine which golf balls we should play with. Let’s take a look and help you find out which Srixon golf balls will best complement your game. Speed Dimple Pattern- Penetrating ball flight, improved distance, better consistency and control in the wind. The lowest compression ball in Srixon’s line-up (42), the two-piece has a soft ionemer cover for better feel and more greenside spin. The 338 dimple pattern helps reduce drag and improve flight through the wind for more distance.

It’s hard to give a definitive answer to a question like this, because depending on who you ask you’ll get different answers. Some people would so no, otherwise would say yes, and some may say Z-Stars are better. I would say that it depends on the player and which model you use. One thing that can’t be argued is that Z-Stars are as well made as any of the best premium golf balls and you wouldn’t be disappointed with their quality compared to Pro V1s, even if they didn’t quite suit your game. What Srixon golf balls do Tour players use? Yes Srixon has a lot of top players on its roster at the moment. Leading the way are Brooks Koepka and Hideki Matsuyama, whilst Shane Lowry, Cameron Champ and Ryan Fox amongst others. During my testing sessions distance was solid and the flight was strong and consistent which was a pleasure to see. With the wedges, the lower compression was more obvious. It feels more jumpy and springy off the face than the previous AD333, with a quieter sound contributing to a softer feel. On the greens, I also enjoyed the blue alignment stamp on the side of the ball too. The AD333 is a big favorite of mine and also features in our guides on the best golf balls for beginners and the best value golf balls too.It may not be quite as long off the tee as some balls in the same category, but we’re only talking a difference of a few yards at most; for beginners and high handicappers, consistency of strike will be a far greater factor in distance than the golf ball itself. For a two-piece ball, it’s actually impressively soft and responsive around greens. If you are looking for a golf ball that can add distance and forgiveness to your game, then the AD333 might be the right golf ball for you. Are you very much a classic white ball player, or someone open to playing something a little different as the golf ball world evolves? There's more choice than ever in this regard and if you're planning on outdriving the course, there's a strong chance that you will want your golf ball to have a bit of color on it, to help you see where it falls on the course. Featuring a new super soft and super ting urethane cover combined with spinskin technology, the new Tour AD333 offer increased feel and greenside control. The soft and durable pattern gives 20% increased friction off the club face to deliver exceptional greenside spin and performance.

The Srixon AD333 is so far the best golf ball i have used. I have used the Taylormade Burners and as a begginer these are the best ones so far. Would recommend to any begginer.He has a degree in English Language from Newcastle University and an MA in Journalism from Kingston University.