Golf balls, 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. This is what we have done here with the diamond Srixon Z-Star. USER MygolfSspy’s ball test 2025 filed by UnrlWe 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.
What is the Z-Star diamond?
diamond is part of Srixon’s Premium 2025 formation, positioned between softer questionebony and stronger, longer XV. Is one Three -piece urethani with a compression of 102 For players who want a mix of distance and control.
The main technique includes a Fastlayer DG Core 2.0, a thin urethane cover enlarged with rotating skin+ coating and a pale 338 speed pattern to promote the elevator and reduce the crawling.
Srixon trades it as a “balanced distance and rotation” ball with a medium flight and test data give us a clear picture of how those claims keep up.
Driver’s performance
diamond Continuously produced strong transfer numbers in higher rotation testing and a steep flight window that trades slightly for control for control.
- High swinging speed (115 mph):
Z-Star diamond produced a Keep 292.9 yards – The longest of each ball srixon tested. The total distance entered the 322.4 yard, which is strong but a few meters shy by much longer low -rotating models. The rotation was The highest among the srixons in 2,967 rpmcreating a high flight (86 feet) and steep angle of the origin (~ 31 degrees). The diamond tends to start a little more delightful from the pieces, but its higher rotation makes it climb to a strong peak height with a faster landing. - Middle swing speed (100 mph):
With medium speed, the diamond held 257 yards And it reached 286, only three yards after the category leader. The ball speed (149 mph) was the middle of the package but the spin was Second Highest at 2,691 RPMwhich gave her a lot of prohibition power, but a little less around. The departure angle (11.9 degrees) was among the lowest. - Low swing speed (85 mph):
For slower swing, the diamond ended in the middle of the group: 221 yard in total, 188 bears. The ball speed (~ 124 mph) was at 25 percent high, but the lower start kept it again. Spin (3,324 RPM) was above average, again strengthening his identity as a higher control ball.
Iron and wedge performance
With cuffs and wedge, the diamond rests on its identity of rotation, reaching the top of the lists for iron rotation and giving reliable bites about the greens.
- High speed cuffs:
The independence here was spin – in 7,173 rpmThe diamond was ranked at the top of the field. The ball speed (127 mph) was excellent, but low release (17 degrees) meant the transmission and total distance (180/185 yards) were near the end. - Medium -speed cuffs:
The ball speed (107 mph) was among the leaders, but the departure angle (18 degrees) was the lowest. Spin again stood out in 6,716 rpmthe second generally. The distances were modest: 144 carries and 151 in total. - Low -speed cuffs:
At the speed of the 88 mph, the diamond was in the first half. The distances (131 yds) were in the middle of the package, but once again, it was the lowest group of release in the group. - Spin wedge:
In full wedges, the diamond rolled at 9,765 RPM, ranking fourth in general. In partial 35-Oborre shots, she posted 5,903 RPM, fifth in general. Both confirm its place at the top level for rotation of short games and stop power.
Strengths and weaknesses
Ballo ball comes with trade. Here’s where Z-Star Diamond shines and where players may want to watch alternatives.
Strengths
The highest rotation of the iron in the test; roller- The longest holding of each ball srixon with high swing speed
- Consistent control features across the driver, cuffs and wedges
- Technical Premium Package: Thin urethan cover, rotation skin+, 338 dimming
The weaknesses / actions of trade
The lowest of the launch angles through the purse- High rotation can cost the distance to the speed of the middle and lower oscillation
- Not the longest ball of total distance compared to low -rotating models
Who should play it
diamond It is best suited for players that:
- Generate a lot of speed and want keep the distance plus the prohibition power.
- Prioritize Spin iron and wedge for holding the greens.
- Prefer a ball that offers a Highest flight and steep landing rather than participating in the maximum.
Slower swing golfists can find more distance in Srixon’s Q-Star Tournament OR Tingewhich start above and rotate less.
Table
| Swinging speed | Driver’s performance | Iron/wedge performance | end |
|---|---|---|---|
| High | Longer holding between srixons; spin | Higher iron rotation; roller | Built for rapid control. |
| Middle | Only a few meters after the leaders; spin | 2 -in the rolling of iron; The lowest boot | Balanced but trades distance for control. |
| Low | Total of the middle package; over average | The distance of the middle package; The lowest boot | The solid velocity of the ball, but the launch limits the yard. |
Final thoughts
diamond It’s a ball with a clear identity: bears, rotation and control. It will not lead any charts in the distance, but it will help you keep the greens and form the shots with confidence. If those traits are more important than raw participation, this ball deserves a place in your short list.
office Review of Golf Diamond Srixon Golf Mr. Diamond Golf first appeared in MygolfSSS.
