THE $20 DOZEN // Srixon Soft Feel Golf Balls

Testing the latest generation of Srixon Soft Feel golf balls, how much value can a golfer get for $20 a dozen? We compare it's spin profile to a premium ball and discuss the type of player that could benefit from this ball. Plus we test the orange and green matte finish versions!

0:00 // Intro
4:07 // 60º Wedge

6:49 // Orange & Green Matte
8:18 // 55º Wedge
9:44 // 7 Iron
12:49 // Driver
13:34 // Results & Summary

Filmed at: Tour Experience Golf
Custom Golf Club Fitting Studio – Toronto, Canada

[Woody-cbxs]

The Srixon soft feel doesn't hide in the bush like expensive balls

[maxd]

16:59 most impressive thing i may have seen Matty do, watch the balls when he drops them. Elite level athleticism there.

[smathe]

I made it 43 minutes on the prez debate, hit refresh on youtube, TXG popped

[ianstyring]

Srixon Soft Feel has been my favourite ball for a long time. I swing at 110 and see very little difference, if any, against a super premium ball, even with my short game. Love them.

[dougish]

I like the Srixon Soft Feel Yellow and the Wilson Duo Soft yellow in the spring and summer because the yellow pops when I am looking for my ball. I switch to white in the fall because the yellow gets lots in the leaves. The soft feel ball works for me with my lower swing speed, ~90mph.

[veteranpatriot]

The Soft Feel is one of the most underrated Golf balls on the Market today. I Hit a High Shot from the 7 Iron on down so stopping is never a problem. Again ? GREAT VIDEO.

[christophermatthews]

Great test, cool to see! A cool test would be finding some old balls on the course and see how aged balls perform since most golfers i play with get their golf balls from the course 😂 Love you guys, cheers!

[ezrangel]

Guys, you should build a table with all tested balls, their prices and results!

[zerofactor]

I really love this ball. I'm a newer player (27 handicap) and play with a variety of clubs with different levels of technology, and the Soft Feel has proven to be the most reliable ball I've used. It has excellent distance and roll out, the cover is "grippy" enough to catch the grooves in your wedges and it rolls lightly on the greens. Not to mention the way they sound and feel when hit purely, they have such a satisfying click to them with irons and a loud crack when hit hard with a wood or driver. The sensation at impact is barely felt, when you hit them clean they send almost no vibration back into the club and you barely feel the strike. For the price they're the best option available from Srixon, and maybe even the best overall at the $20/dzn price range.

[bobbrown]

For most of us these are great balls. And love the feel. I've used these and the Wilson Duo Optix in the matte finish when there are leaves on the ground. Only downside to those can be that they seem to pick up mud more easily. These are worth a try.

[coegj]

Always looking for an edge that might apply to us ( me ) older players who are passed ( almost passed ) their prime ball speed days, and living on limited income that want to find that ball that helps us out. Thanks guys, always good to watch what is going on with golf tech.

[timothydaniels]

This video really clarifies and validates the blurb on sleeves of the Srixon balls. I’ve played with this ball and it’s suited where my game has been until recently. My long game is finally showing the impact of fitting and practice, lots of practice, so I’m using a higher end Srixon ball because I need it.
Thanks for a very useful demo for a ton of golfers.

[thefreeagentbowler]

Honestly, one of the best "Cheap Balls" I've ever hit, is the Wilson Staff 50 Elite. Those are $1 a ball, and perform far better than most people realize. I would love to see you all test them!

[DavidSmith-lowf]

I generally play 2 piece balls (for cost vs loss reasons). I haven't purchased these, but did find one and played a few holes with it. I was surprised at how pleased I was with it. I always thought I had too much compression for it too, but as Matt showed, there really isn't that much of a distance tradeoff. I have also recently determined that I do really prefer a softer feel on the putter after trying the xv and finding it a bit too "clicky"

[jesse-oewr]

Each video you guys put out seems to get better! Awesome work guys!

[toshimon]

Great honest review, I play the yellow version, great ball for my game and price. I can easily identify my ball in the fairway while the other guys spend time figuring out who's Pro V1 is who's. If I hit one in that is likely OB, I'll take a quick look and if I don't find it I drop and take a stroke, the same guys will look for what seems like hours because they don't want to loose their $4 golf ball.

[cdolson]

Great test! Would have liked to see the return of "100mph" right handed Matt to test the performance difference between this and the premium balls and a more moderate swing speed.

[jameswilkes]

I have been using this ball for about a month, you confirmed my assessment using science. Great job.

[christopher]

Played these today for the first time. I hit a 300 yard drive on my first time using driver. I’m sold. Great feel on iron shots and around greens

[aviatoraw]

Appreciate the deep dive fellas. Best review on the internet, thank you.