Srixon Q-Star Tour Divide Golf Balls

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You may find that when using these newly-designed balls that the colours are very contrasting and this may be too much for your eyes and concentration to adapt to. The Z-STAR XV DIVIDE is the firmer (102 compression), lower-spinning, four-piece model. Its cover is a skosh thinner and Srixon recommends it for swing speeds of at least 100 mph. FastLayer Core offers distance and soft feel due to the gradual transition from the soft to firm outer edge

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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…. The ball is still the popular Q-Star Tour, so it performs wonderfully in all areas of the game like the best mid-priced golf balls. Its premium urethane cover adds spin for plenty of greenside control. A resilient mid-layer increases speed off the tee. We had no problem maxing out tee-shot distance, in our testing. To many players who go on to try this golf ball out on the course, you will find that it may put you off for the first few holes as your eyes adjust to the colours. Alex has reviewed many different golf products such as clubs, trolleys and GPS devices, but the new multi-colouredSrixon Q-Star Tour DivideGolf Balls could be his most extravagant one yet. Bauer Media Group consists of : Bauer Consumer Media Ltd, Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited,It would appear yes. Schielke tells us the Q-STAR DIVIDE exceeded the company’s expectations in terms of sales. The biggest problem was keeping up with demand. Srixon released the Q-STAR Tour in Yellow/Red in April and then added Yellow/Blue and Yellow/Orange during the summer. So far, Srixon is being coy about any new Z-STAR DIVIDE colors.

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Key to this is the revised Spin Skin+ coating on the 0.5mm urethane cover that you see on the best premium golf balls. This aims to deliver more control and make the ball more aerodynamic so that it stays straighter in the wind and the Divide does perform well in this respect. Divide might not look like a classic golf ball, but it still delivers true tour performance through the bag.The Divide will be available in a choice of three colour combinations – yellow/orange, yellow/red and yellow/blue. How the Srixon Q-Star Tour fits into their balls line-up 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.