Srixon TriSpeed

Reviewed by: herbsewell ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Srixon Trispeed

Summary:
Great ball during all times of the year. I played with it today and it was freezing cold. Shot 79 with it. Great soft feel. Pulled out a Precept Extra Spin on one hole to compare and this ball outperformed it by a mile. The Precept felt like a rock. The Srixon was much better overall.

Customer Service:
Where is my ball??

Similar Products Used:
Precept Laddie X, bargain balls.

Reviewed by: rooboy ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
srixon trispeed

Summary:
this is a great ball if you are a mid handicapper and like a soft feeling ball.
great distance, excellent feel with all clubs (read soft) and will check up if you need it to. i keep tryomg different balls and always keep going back to the trispeed.

Customer Service:
n/a

Similar Products Used:
nxt tour, taylormade burner tp, bridgestone 330rx

Reviewed by: Terpman ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Srixon TriSpeed

Summary:
This is a really good ball. Its a soft, distance three-piece ball. The softness feels nice off of every club and it putts very well. The distance technology works as it goes pretty far with a nice trajectory and rolls out nice and long. And, close in, it spins fairly well, especially for a distance ball. It is a solid, good-feeling all-around ball, a performer.

Reviewed by: blhenson ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
srixon trispeed

Summary:
About my game:I play normally in the mid-high 80's. I hit an 8 iron around 155 yards.
My wife has been playing the trispeed, so I hit one for a couple of rounds. Tee to green the balls is reasonably straight and long. Softer off the club face than a HX Hot, and comparible distance.

The ball will stop on a green better than most distance balls I've played, but is not in the same league as the pro-v, b-330
or other uper end ball.

For the money a good buy.