These golf balls offer performance, value and fun

It might be tough to discover a golf ball to suit your sport — Do you desire a ball that gives tour-level efficiency irrespective of the value, or are you on the lookout for one thing that gives extra value whereas nonetheless providing a efficiency urethane cowl and gentle really feel across the greens?

Well should you’re on the lookout for a best-of-both-worlds situation, the Q-Star Tour Divide from Srixon may very well be the ball you’ve been trying to find. It provides a three-piece urethane building and most of the applied sciences of Srixon’s extra premium Z-Star golf balls, and it’s solely $39.99 a dozen.

Srixon Q-Star Tour Divide 2 Golf Balls

$39.99

For this generation, Q-STAR TOUR DIVIDE features a slightly higher compression rating for powerful ball speeds, coupled with a softer 50/50 matte urethane cover for even more visible spin, easy alignment, and a satisfying, soft feel.
FASTLAYER CORE
FastLayer leverages a gradual transition from soft inner core to firm outer edge to enhance ball speed, distance, and feel. 
50/50 MATTE URETHANE COVER
Each DIVIDE cover is yellow on one half and red, blue, or orange on the other. This high contrast, matte finish makes spin visible and putting alignment easy. 

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With the golf season lastly kicking off in full pressure within the North East I wanted some golf balls for my first few rounds of the season, and being a golfer who likes to strive new issues for my very own sport and assist others discover value in theirs, I made a decision to offer the Q-Star Tour Divide a shot.

It ought to virtually go with out saying however the standout characteristic of the Divide golf balls from Srixon is their high-contrast two-tone covers that make them simple to identify and useful to line up when on the tee, or placing.

As a golfer who tends to wrestle with alignment off the tee, I created a simple visible by putting the contrasting colours perpendicular to my goal any probability I might get. This helped me rapidly align my clubface with the ball and impressed additional confidence. It additionally works nice for any golfer who likes to make use of an extended line on their ball when placing — as a result of what’s higher than a steady high-contrast straight line across the equator of your golf ball?

Off the tee, and with my irons the Q-Star Tour felt responsive with out ever feeling too gentle or clicky, and I might be keen to chalk that as much as the marginally decrease compression (74) than what’s present in Srixon’s Z-Star XV which sits at simply over 100.

But he’s the place the golf ball shines — particularly for the value.

Around the greens.

Thanks to a softer urethane cowl than the earlier era and Spin Skin SeRM polymer (Slide-Ring-Material) the Q-Star Tour Divide spins as near any premium ball across the greens that I’ve used, and rapidly drops and stops on full method pictures too.

Srixon Q-Star Tour 5 Golf Balls

$39.99

For this generation, Q-STAR TOUR features a slightly harder compression rating for powerful ball speeds, coupled with an even softer urethane cover for more approach shot spin and a satisfying, softer feel.
FASTLAYER CORE
FastLayer leverages a gradual transition from soft inner core to firm outer edge. Srixon gently upped the compression for this generation to promote better ball speeds and distance.
SPIN SKIN
Made from highly flexible molecular bonds, Spin Skin is a specialized coating that’s designed to help Q-STAR TOUR’s now softer urethane cover dig deeper into club face grooves and maximize spin for more control and stopping power.

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The Srixon Q-Star Tour Divide golf balls are available in a wide range of shade choices together with blue/yellow, orange/yellow, and purple/yellow. For those that won’t be prepared for the Srixon Divide look however need Q-Star Tour efficiency, it additionally is available in a extra basic gloss white and yellow.

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Golf.com Editor

Ryan Barath is GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com’s senior editor for tools. He has an in depth club-fitting and -building background with greater than 20 years of expertise working with golfers of all talent ranges, together with PGA Tour gamers. Before becoming a member of the employees, he was the lead content material strategist for Tour Experience Golf, in Toronto, Canada.