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Well, for as long as I can remember, I have considered Srixon a brand similar to the likes of Top Flite or Precept. A cheap golf ball, usually played by the recreational golfer. Never ever catching my attention. Now I see a big name in Jim Furyk, quality golf clubs, and golf balls the same price as my precious Pro V1s? They have my attention now. Maybe its time to put away my ProV1x for a round to "get my srix-on". Some player reviews on some of their new stuff, especially these new golf balls would be greatly appreciated.

You never wondered why every new Srixon "top" model golf ball has cost over $30 a dozen ever since they entered the US market? Srixons have never been down on the Top Flite level. You've done yourself a disservice by never trying them.
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Srixon makes some quality golf balls. In my opinion they make the best ball for slow swingers and senior, you can get. My dad and my father-in-law, both older gentlement play the Srixon Soft Feel and it really does give them another 15 to 20 yards, and is still good around the green.

We have golf ball reviews here at Golf Rewind.

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Srixon Z-URS Golf Ball Reviews

Here's one more. No reviews yet but if you've used the Z-URC ball, please rate and/or review it.

Srixon Z-URC Golf Ball Reviews

I haven't tried the ball, yet-- but I plan on it. In fact, I've decided the next iron set I buy will be the Srixon I-506's. I like the specs and quality-- as well as the looks. Srixon (SRI), another big rubber company from Japan, is the real deal.