Srixon Q Star Tour 5 Golf Balls

I use these bad boys exclusively in my golf simulator — which is great, because in the simulator, I hit bombs. Like, 290-yard draws that would make Rory raise an eyebrow. In real life? Let’s just say the Q Star Tour 5 is safe from ever meeting a fairway bunker.These balls feel great off the clubface, spin just right, and don’t scuff up after a thousand swings into a net. And the best part? I get to pretend I’m better than I am without a single witness.If you want a premium ball that makes your simulator stats look like you're tour-ready (even if you're more “beer league” than PGA), this is your ball.Just don’t blame me when you take them to a real course and find out your 7-iron is actually a 5-iron.

Very good quality golf balls. They fly well off drivers and irons. Reasonably priced.

Very good, color is easy to spot, durability is good,

This is the only golf ball that I play. Nice and solf feel similar to a Supersoft with more carry distance and will stop on the green. Great ball!

I like them. I’ve have been a Pro-V1 guy, and these balls are very close. Good spin around greens. Can’t tell and change in distance. Worth a try, and a good price.

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.

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.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Cheaper than Titleist