Srixon zstar vs Titlest prov

[chisag 12,111]

... For me, there just isn't a ball that compares to the TP5x. It launches a little higher, spins a little less and gives me slightly more distance with long irons and woods so it will always be my first choice. That said, there is not a night and day difference between the TP5x and Snell Black. I am talking a few yards, a hair higher with slightly less spin and ymmv depending on your swing. From 100yds and in I find them virtually identical. For the difference in price of $32 vs $35 I think the TP5x is a no brainer. But comparing the new 2019 TP5x at $45 to $32 for the Snell makes it a much tougher decision. We have not had really warm weather yet here in Phoenix and I am looking forward to hitting the Snells in 80* weather to see if the differences are still the same. 

[Mizzed Green 0]

Does anyone else feel like the Pro V1 is a bit slippery around the greens, the Zstar seems to have more friction.

Edited January 30, 2020 by Mizzed Green

[gualandi99 2]

I believe Srixon may be the #1 performing ball out there, their entire lineup is high quality.  I think you will see more and more people shift from Callaway, and Titleist to Srixon in the coming years.  I think moving through the level of balls the Srixon perform equal or better than Titleist balls and generally are 10-20% less in cost.

[Saluki91 7]

I have stocked up on Z Stars, as they can be had for a steal at certain times in the season... $24.00 per dozen or less.  Previous season balls are even easier to find at bargain basement prices.  Not so much with their competitors...

[Micah T 941]

I bought 8 dozen Z star xv for $20 a dozen: so that’s more than a season’s worth of balls  for me. ProV1 is a great ball too, but $45 vs $20 is no contest. Tip of the cap on the Tp5x: to me it’s a “hot” ball that jumps off the face. I’d consider gaming this on sea level vacations, rather than have to think/adjust my yardages. Chromesoft lost  me when MGS cut them open and exposed the flaws. I’d already switched to Srixon Q stars because I was hitting really odd spinning fliers and hooks with my last dozen chromesoft. Switched to Z star xv this year and I won’t be going back: price and performance of Srixon can’t be beat for my game.

Edited April 23, 2020 by Micah T
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[BrownBearGolf 289]

Where are you getting this deal? Just went to Srixon site and see they are buy 2 get 1 free.  Which amounts to approximately $26 each dozen. 

Edited April 23, 2020 by T2Grn

[Micah T 941]

10 hours ago, T2Grn said:

Where are you getting this deal? Just went to Srixon site and see they are buy 2 get 1 free.  Which amounts to approximately $26 each dozen. 

Golfdiscount.com has a 6 pack for $9.99, so $19.98 a dozen, no limit!

[BrownBearGolf 289]

I just bought three dozen personalized with alignment long through golfballs.com.Also had a dozen TP5 so I am hard pressed to buy more.  That’s an interesting deal though at discount golf. I was unaware they did 6 packs.  Maybe that’s why there are such a good deal.  Nobody really buys 6 packs. Thanks for sharing. 

Edited April 23, 2020 by T2Grn

[wowski_golf 8]

I prefer Z-star have for 8 years now. I found wind performance better when I 1st switched. I have played both in the current generations and didn't see the dramatic difference I seen initially. There is a slight audible difference for me around the greens. I stick with Srixon based on price and familiarity. 

 

 

[ward 20]

I've been playing the Z Star for the past three seasons. Wind flight control, acoustics, feel off the putter, driving distance and wedge spin are ideal for me. Best all around ball out of all the balls I've tested out over the past three seasons for all around playing performance for my game. Like Bridgestone, the company makes vehicle tires (rubber) so they should know a thing or two about making good golf balls.

[HeathS16 1,490]

I play in Oklahoma so wind control is a MUST as you can imagine. Z-Star seems to do better but the Maxflis aren’t bad either!


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[smittybambam 14]

Whatever one is on sale at the time of Purchase. 

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On 6/16/2018 at 6:52 AM, tttullyt said:

Looking for thoughts/opinions on why you prefer either over the other. I will play all different brands but definitely like the pro v1s as of late.

 

Picked up some Zstars this week and looking forward to try them out.

 

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Z stars seem to slightly under perform for me compared to Titleist. I seem to always drive the Titleist further. But on par 3s and iron shots they seem the same.

[Mir 0]

Srixon Z-Star by a mile over the Titleist. Longer, straighter, softer off the putter, and far more durable than the Pro v1. Feel and spin are similar between the two.  https://angrygolfer.com/srixon-z-star-vs-titleist-pro-v1/

Edited February 1 by Mir

[TR1PTIK 2,876]

8 hours ago, Mir said:

Srixon Z-Star by a mile over the Titleist. Longer, straighter, softer off the putter, and far more durable than the Pro v1. Feel and spin are similar between the two.  https://angrygolfer.com/srixon-z-star-vs-titleist-pro-v1/

What the heck did I just read? That was a review???!!! No data, very few real facts, not even anecdotal evidence from the course... If you're trying to drive traffic to your or a buddy's review site, you've come to the wrong place for sure. You got me, but I'll make sure others steer clear.

[greggarner 606]

1 hour ago, TR1PTIK said:

What the heck did I just read? That was a review???!!! No data, very few real facts, not even anecdotal evidence from the course... If you're trying to drive traffic to your or a buddy's review site, you've come to the wrong place for sure. You got me, but I'll make sure others steer clear.

It kinda reads like a first attempt at unsupervised machine learning en route to training your AI engine to write reviews for you...