bigbazzaboy
Assistant Pro
Recently switched from using any ball that was in my bag to the Srixon Soft Feel and while the distance was good and the contact off the putter superb i found it impossible to get the ball stopped quickly, which is to be expected of a balls thats advertised as reduced spin. Been looking at magazine reviews of balls but couldnt make my mind up.
Step forward the Scottish Golf Show, the American Golf stand and Srixon AD333's on special offer. Heard good things about the ball and after speaking to a pro at the show i decided to give them a go,especially at £13 per dozen offer they were doing.
They had their first outing yesterday and have to say i noticed a big difference. Went straighter off the tee and had a higher trajectory than any ball ive used which is what i was most looking for. Because of this i felt like i was able to attack the pins on the par 3's. Distance was about the same but due to the higher flight of the AD333 it was easier to judge the roll on the ball.
There is a marked improvement on the stopping distance over the Soft Feel as well, if i got the ball in the air i knew i could stop it on the green. There were even a few moments of genuine spin once it landed.
If youre looking for a new ball and dont want to burst the bank, or dont feel good enough to get the full benefit of a high end ball like the ProV1, then you could do a lot worse than giving the Srixon AD333 a try.
Step forward the Scottish Golf Show, the American Golf stand and Srixon AD333's on special offer. Heard good things about the ball and after speaking to a pro at the show i decided to give them a go,especially at £13 per dozen offer they were doing.
They had their first outing yesterday and have to say i noticed a big difference. Went straighter off the tee and had a higher trajectory than any ball ive used which is what i was most looking for. Because of this i felt like i was able to attack the pins on the par 3's. Distance was about the same but due to the higher flight of the AD333 it was easier to judge the roll on the ball.
There is a marked improvement on the stopping distance over the Soft Feel as well, if i got the ball in the air i knew i could stop it on the green. There were even a few moments of genuine spin once it landed.
If youre looking for a new ball and dont want to burst the bank, or dont feel good enough to get the full benefit of a high end ball like the ProV1, then you could do a lot worse than giving the Srixon AD333 a try.
