Make More Putts with the Srixon Divide Golf Ball

Golfers can make more putts using the Srixon Divide golf ball. How? Well, the Srixon Divide golf balls offer a whole new way to see the game. Srixon's new 50/50 Matte Visual Performance, which creates a two-toned design and a 360° alignment aid to help golfers on the greens. It also allows golfers to see how true their putts are rolling and see the spin of their full swings.

In this video, 2nd Swing master fitter Larry Bobka discusses the benefits of the Srixon Divide golf ball and how golfers can use it to help shoot lower scores.

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[atxrich]

I just bought a dozen Z Star Divide balls. I like the yellow/white color scheme— very subtle but has the same benefits of the Q Star Tour Divide balls. I’m looking forward to giving these a whirl this weekend!

[jacobmccain]

I use it for putting practice both on line vertical and horizontal to check line and roll.

[seanpeacock]

Love the look of the new Tour Response with stripe!

[erickhines]

Matte finished balls are easier to find on bright sunny days.

[chrisengland]

I tried all of these & my putting was worse as it messed with my eyes but liked the idea

[jdheelfan]

I used this ball and shot my personal best score on my home course from blue tees. 73. It helped me more in ball striking than it did putting. Watching that ball soar in the air from 150 out with a short iron and seeing how it spins is something a white ball won't tell you. When I tee it up I put one color block on the path I want it to go and focus on the other half of the ball to strike square.

[drewgwins]

Wouldn't you need a high speed (slow motion) camera to notice top spin? I mean after 20 inches, or so, the golf ball is already in pure roll. I don't know about you, but my eye can't pick that up.