Srixon Q-Star Tour Golf Balls

I went from slicing every shot with a prov1 to straight down the fairway with srixon star tour balls very accurate wish the outside didn’t get scuffed so much but it’s a softer ball so to be expected they are great

Excellent ball for the price. I'm a mid handicapper, not looking to break the bank on top end balls, and to be fair they probably don't offer me much more in performance if any. Got 36 ball for $90. Can't go wrong

I have played the Srixon Q-Star Tour ball for a year or 2 now. Really like them. They have all the qualities of the more expensive tour balls but work better for a slightly slower swing speed like mine. The only reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is that the yellow balls, which I tried with this purchase, are shinier than the white ones which tends to smear my mark that I put on with a permanent marker. Small issue and nothing that effects the performance of the ball.

I have been working on a comparison of the Soft Feel, Q-Star and the Z-Star balls. I found the Z-Star a bit too high in compression and stiff for my swing speed. The Soft Feel is just as the name implies, soft but overall a decent ball for someone like me who has been playing for 76 years. The ball doesn't know your age, and I was looking for something a bit more. The Q-Star may be my new go-to. It has a crisper feel than the Soft Feel but isn't as stiff as the Z-Star. It ha a better spin rate and stops on a dime.Price wise it' a couple bucks more than a dozen Soft Feel balls and what the heck. We all are running on a limited time warranty so don't try to save on a golf ball.

Shot the lowest round of my life after I bought these it must be the ball

This is one of the best golf balls that won’t break the bank

This 3-piece ball is a real winner. It offers a great combination of distance off the tee and excellent feel around the greens. No more Pro V1s for me.

Excellent ball for less than 100+ miles an hour swing speed. Soft feel at impact and it jumps off the face. Stops on a dime when referring to approach shots into the green. At the current retail price, it is well worth the money. It’s basically a tour ball in a long lasting outside cover. Once you try it, you’re hooked on it.