Do they still sell Srixon trispeed golf balls?
The Trispeed Series is still sold but usually just at secondary or online retailers. More sharing options... > Hi. > I've just been offered a mixture of Srixon Trispeed and Trispeed Tour golf balls, pearl grade in yellow, for £25.
How does the Srixon trispeed work?
The large core of the Srixon Trispeed, combined with the 324 dimple design helps achieve a penetrating ball flight. This helps to produce a high launch angle, low spin and shallower landing angle, resulting in greater carry and roll out. A low compression and thin cover combine to help improve the feel off the face.
Should you switch to the Wilson Staff trispeed Tour golf ball?
Golfers who generally use tour balls (ProV1, Wilson Staff FG Tour X) will need to adjust if they switch to the Trispeed Tour. Simply put, it does not offer the same spin or control on chips, long pitches and bunker shots. Where tour models check up quickly, the Trispeed Tour is more likely to roll out a few feet.
What is the difference between the Srixon trispeed tour and tour edition?
However, Srixon has addressed some of these issues with the Trispeed Tour. The Tour edition of the Trispeed is a firmer ball at 90 compression , but it has a softer cover. Again, that tradeoff; you can't overcome physics but you can stretch it pretty far!
Is the Trispeed Tour soft?
Sound and feel: Soft, but not the softest. That’s to be expected in a ball with a surlyn-based cover, no matter how thin. While it may not match urethane models in the feel department, the Trispeed Tour is similar to competitors, and plenty soft for all but those golfers who crave a super-cushy impact sensation.
Does Wilson Staff FG Tour X have the same spin?
Golfers who generally use tour balls (ProV1, Wilson Staff FG Tour X) will need to adjust if they switch to the Trispeed Tour. Simply put, it does not offer the same spin or control on chips, long pitches and bunker shots. Where tour models check up quickly, the Trispeed Tour is more likely to roll out a few feet.
Is the Trispeed Tour the same as the Bridgestone?
The Trispeed Tour features the same cover material, only slightly thinner. Available in yellow, the Trispeed Tour’s primary competitors in the “premium” category include the Titleist NXT Tour and NXT Tour S; Bridgestone’s B330-RX and B330-RXS are also comparable.
When was the Srixon Trispeed introduced?
Since its introduction in 2007, the Srixon Trispeed has been gaining popularity in the "hybrid", 3-piece ball category.
What is a Srixon trispeed?
The Srixon Trispeed construction is designed to help facilitate the High Launch and Low Spin condition that is proven to maximize distance.
How many rounds is a trispeed?
If that sounds like you, consider giving the Trispeed a good trial of 1-2 rounds, noting all shots and feel in addition to driver distance. This is a great ball for the moderate and slower swing speeds, and the higher swing speed players have the option of the Trispeed Tour (with its firmer core).
Who owns Srixon?
Currently, their 2-Piece AD333 ball is the top selling 2-P ball in the UK Market. Briefly, Srixon is owned by the Sumitomo Rubber Industries, LTD. (SRI), a Japanese conglomerate with 70 years in the ball business. SRI is also the parent company ...
Is Trispeed a good compression?
The Trispeed offers a nice upgrade for individuals who like low compression product, but would like a bit more performance a 3-P offers. In fact, I get this request for recommendations quite a bit.
Is there reasonable spin on the green?
On approaches and around the green, there was reasonable spin but not on the level of some other 3-P products in the category. This is the tradeoff with this ball (and others) so it was not unexpected.
Is the Trispeed mushy?
In general, if you have a low compression core and mid layer, it is difficult to then have a soft cover and achieve optimal distance. However, the softer (not mushy) overall construction of the Trispeed lends itself to nice feel and control.
