It wasn’t like someone said, ‘Hey, let’s make a two-tone golf ball’, and, presto, the engineers had it done the next day,” says Schielke. “It took quite a bit of prototyping, testing, getting the colors right and getting a really clean seam.” Sami Valimaki defeats Jorge Campillo via a playoff to win the Qatar Masters title at Doha Golf Club I will constantly use them again as they are brilliant on price but more importantly even better on service. ”

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Since I know you’re wondering, the samples we received are made in Srixon’s factory in Indonesia. MyGolfSpy’s Ball Lab report on the Srixon Q-STAR TOUR last October found significant inconsistencies in both roundness and compression. For its part, Srixon hasn’t officially commented, other than to say they were surprised by the results. By comparison, the Srixon Z-STAR, which is made in Japan, scored very well in its Ball Lab test. The ball is a well established and popular item in golf, but the design is certainly controversial and it is one that stands out as opposed to your regular white golf balls. Srixon categorizes the Q-STAR TOUR DIVIDE as mid-to-high-launch and, at 72 compression, it definitely registers on the soft side. The balls themselves are no different than the standard Z-STAR and Z-STAR XV. The standard Z-STAR DIVIDE is the three-piece, higher-spinning model. It’s 90 compression with a 0.6-millimeter cover. Srixon says it’s for 90+ mph swing speeds. It features the same FastLayer Core and 338 Speed Dimple Pattern found on the classic Srixon Q-Star Tour.Nothing would make the Z-STAR DIVIDE family take off faster than seeing it played by Srixon staffers on the PGA TOUR. Great idea Srixon! Love them. Will I use them? For practice absolutely. And my wife will use those golf balls for sure!

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Same. These are worth a dozen just for the practice. As said before, there are the Nitros, but they are not great – but I liked them for practice. These will be at home. 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. Well, fun first and foremost. As we said, for most of us this is a game and there’s no harm in adding a dash of color and a touch of jocularity to the on-course proceedings is there?

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It would also screw with my head on the fairway or in the rough when the divide isn’t lined up..my eyes would start glazing because the divide isn’t pointing where I want to hit the ball…. Introducing the all-new Q-STAR TOUR DIVIDE, an exciting ball offering from Srixon that stands out on the course with its unique 50/50 matte urethane cover. But it’s more than good looks: DIVIDE boasts all the drive-boosting, chip-stopping performance of a classic Q-STAR TOUR. Plus, it makes spin visible and putting alignment easier than ever.

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Gemma Dryburgh defends her title as 78 of the world’s best players compete at Taiheiyo Club Minori Course Seve won at Augusta and Tom Watson won at Royal Birkdale. Natalie Gulbis, Carrie Underwood and Mila Kunis were all born, and Jimmy Demaret, Muddy Waters and Gloria Swanson all died. The new Srixon Q-STAR TOUR DIVIDE features an updated FastLayer Core. Since the Q-STAR TOUR first came out in 2017, each generation has featured an updated core. FastLayer is Srixon-speak for a core that’s soft in the middle and gradually gets firmer toward the outer edge. Most brightly colored balls are two-piece construction. Srixon’s SOFT FEEL is available in five colors as is the Wilson Staff DUO Optix. In the higher-performing urethane category, there’s the Wilson Staff DUO Professional, also available in five colors.

For a company that continues trading with Bridgestone for third and fourth place in the market share game, that’s kind of important. DIVIDE Here to Stay?

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Colors, and matte colors, in particular, have just been so popular lately,” he says. “We wanted to do something that would stand out from a color perspective but also give golfers the added performance benefits of a urethane ball.” Both DIVIDE balls feature Srixon’s signature Spin Skin with SeRM urethane coating to enhance spin. Both feature Srixon’s 338 Speed Dimple Pattern to reduce drag and create more stability in the wind. The only difference is two colors instead of one.Three-piece urethane-covered ball that provides premium tech in a model that’s suitable for moderate swing speeds. Uses Tour technologies found in the Z-Star series like FastLayer, Spin Skin with SeRM, and Speed Dimples but with a softer compression (72). 338 dimple reduces drag and improves flight for more distance. Brighten up your game with the New Srixon Q-Star Tour Divide Golf Balls feature a 50/50 matte urethane cover with yellow on one half and blue on the other, making spin visible and putting alignment easier than ever. Q-Star Tour Golf Balls are Srixon’s softest ball with tour-level performance. FastLayer technology and the largest core in its class make the ball fast of the face and long off the tee. The new SeRM urethane cover delivers one-hop stop control around the greens. The Srixon Q-STAR TOUR DIVIDE is built on the Q-STAR TOUR platform. It’s a three-piece, 72-compression ball with a urethane cover. Only that it’s in two colors. However on a positive note, the urethane cover of the golf ball is easy to get used to and is extremely durable. It should take up to three or four rounds before any scratches appear on the surface.