Srixon’s new Q-Star Tour golf balls are not only faster and smoother than the previous generation, they are also smarter.
The latest iteration features a new thin premium urethane cover made with Biomass, which the company says helps reduce carbon emissions during the manufacturing process without sacrificing performance. The same covering material is used in Z-Star formation.
“The Q-Star Tour Series is all about delivering tour-level spin and control, especially around the greens, but in a lower compression design that better accommodates a wide range of swing speeds,” Srixon Vice President of Business Planning Brian Schielke said in a release. “It gives golfers the performance they want off the tee on the green without needing tournament-level swing speed to unlock it. And with the latest innovations plus bold new Divide color options, it’s a ball that not only performs at a high level, but stands out while doing it.”
Biomass is a plant-based material that can be used to replace petroleum-based materials in urethane to create a coating indistinguishable from that made with fossil fuels.
The new Q-Star tourer also has a new FastLayer core that gradually gets stronger from the outer center. This helps produce longer, straighter shots with low pitch clubs while maintaining a soft and responsive feel with irons and wedges.
The result is what Srixon calls it his softest Tour-level golf ball.
The Q-Star Tour also features a Spin Skin+ coating that helps dig deep into a club’s holes for maximum friction.
Finally, the ball has a 338-speed dimpling pattern, which has been optimized to reduce drag and create a penetrating ball flight for maximum distance.
Srixon Q-Star Touring
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What is it: A three-piece ball covered in tournament-grade urethane, optimized for a penetrating ball flight and super soft feel.
Who is it for: Players with slower swing speeds who want to maximize distance without sacrificing spin.
Price and Availability
Srixon’s new Q-Star Tour golf balls are available starting March 3.
Each dozen will cost $39.99 and will be available in white or four split-tone options (White/Lime Green, White/Pink, Yellow/Red and Yellow/Orange) that now have a glossy finish.
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