Golf ball ranks (longer, brilliant, softer, etc.) are useful, but they do not always tell you the whole story. Sometimes you need a deep immersion in a single model to understand what you really do. That’s what we’ve done here with Tixiist Soft Tour. USER MygolfSspy’s ball test 2025 Presented by UNRL, we destroyed how it performed with the driver, handcuffs and wedges to give you the knowledge you need to decide if it belongs to your bag.
Which is soft Tourist Tourist?
Tixiist Soft Tour It is part of the 2025 brand’s iamo -brand formation, positioned as a soft distance ball below the Pro V1 family. Despite her name, she is measured 88 compression In the MygolfSpy gauge, similar in durability with a pro v1.
It is a two -piece design with:
- A essence rapidly
- A jog sustainable
- A 342 KUBOCTAHEDron’s pale model To promote steady flight
The title trades it as a mixture of soft, long distance feeling and short game control. Probation data show where those claims are kept and where the ball still remains behind the Urethan.
Driver’s performance
Soft tournament It turned out to be one of the strongest Joners outside of Tee in the 2025 test, indicating that a lower cost construction can hold its own for speed and distance.
- High swinging speed (115 mph): The soft tournament reached 324 yards of the total distance, the longest of each Jonomer ball tested and only a few yards after the leaders in general. Spin sat in the lower middle range to 2,733 RPM, creating a neutral flight window that stood straight and movable. The peak height was in the middle of the package, so the shooting reliably climbed without balloons.
- Middle swing speed (100 mph): At medium speed, the Tour Soft reached 285 yards, only a small part after the category leader. Its departure was slightly higher than the average, which helped her keep the transfer despite the fastest ball on the field. The 2,407 RPM rotation kept it balanced, enough risers for control without costing too much.
- Low swing speed (85 mph): For slower oscillations, the Tour Soft ended at 222 yards, again inside the two leader yards. Spin (3,231 rpm) was above average, which gave that extra dependent time and a higher peak height than many other soft balls in this category.
Iron and wedge performance
With handcuffs and wedges, Soft tournament It moved away from pure distance and to a heavier identity, especially for the speed of medium and lower oscillation.
- High speed cuffs: At higher speeds, the Tour Soft (188 yard) distance was shorter than the leader and its low start/peak height made for a more pleasant flight. The spin was medium high, enough not to keep shots from running too far, but not enough to change its place near the end of the distance table.
- Medium -speed cuffs: In the 149 yard, the distance was modest but Tour Soft produced Higher Iron Rotation to Test (6.748 RPM). The starting and height of the peak were among the lowest, but the added spin gave to the reliable medium -speed players in the greens.
- Low -speed cuffs: For slower oscillations, the Soft Tour again directed the group to the Spin (5,531 RPM). The distance (127 jars) was behind the longest models of nearly a full club, but the rotation combined with the peak height of the middle interval made it a first control option.
- Wedge: In full wedge, the soft tour rotates at 9.765 RPM, respectful for its category, but not close to the top. At the 35-Oborre shots, it fell near the end at 4584 RPM, a reminder that Jomberi’s covers cannot match the urethra for the Greenside bite. Departure was lower in full shots (27 ° degrees) and higher in partial (31.5 degrees), leaving it movable, but less accurate than premium tour balls.
Strengths and weaknesses
Ballo ball comes with trade. Here Soft tournament shine and where players may want to look elsewhere.
Strengths
The longest ball of high -speed tested Constantly the strong ball speed at the swinging speed The highest rolling of iron with medium and low speed Lower point of price than urethani
The weaknesses / actions of trade
Shorter iron distance in general The most nice iron trajectory for medium and high speed Among the lowest for the Greenside Rotation in the 35-Oborre Test Stronger than the name “soft” suggests
Who should play it
Soft tournament It is best suited for players that:
- Want one more Option for title budget with a lot of driver distance
- Value Additional Iron Rotation To help keep the greens
- Prefer tighter, middle -flight shots, than in maximum score
Players who prioritize Roller and control of Greenside It should look at the urethan models like Pro V1, Pro V1x or Avx.
Table
| Swinging speed | Driver’s performance | Iron/wedge performance | end |
|---|---|---|---|
| High | The longest tested Jonomy; Low low, neutral flight | Shorter cuffs; the most pleasant high rolling trajectory | Built for distance from the finger but less height in the greens |
| Middle | Only a few meters after the leaders; The highest launch for added holding | The highest rolling of iron in the group; Departure/low height | Strong control option that trades yards for rotation |
| Low | Close to leaders at total distance; Rotation above average and movable flight | The highest rolling of iron Again; Shorter general distance | Reliable keeping with extra rotation but not the longest |
Final thoughts
Soft tournament It will not match the urethan balls for controlling the Greenside, but if you evaluate the distance, the movable rotation and a smoother feeling at a lower price point, it is one of the best compromises you can make and one of the key interpreters of Jonomers in our test.
office Review of the soft title performance of the title first appeared in MygolfSSS.
