The new FastLayer core lowers compression (72) for better flight with lower-lofted clubs, while the Spin Skin with SeRM found in the brand’s premium models improves spin and stopping power. Pay in 3 is a form of credit, may not be suitable for everyone and use may affect your credit score. We worked hard to get Q-STAR TOUR DIVIDE right and leaning on that experience made it more straightforward to produce the Z-STAR DIVIDE series. The performance, technology, manufacturing techniques, the machinery—it’s all the same between the facilities,” says Schielke.

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com he was an early pioneer of online reviews and has also been a regular contributor to other titles. You can align the Divide colour line to the target or parallel to the face depending on which one you prefer.The second thing you notice is that there is no sheen on the outer layer, but rather a matte finish. To start, however, both the 90-compression Z-STAR and the 102-compression Z-STAR XV are coming out in the White/Yellow combo only.

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Simply follow the steps through and Klarna will check to see whether you are accepted or declined for finance. Used by Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama and 2019 Open Champion Shane Lowry, it’s longer than Z-Star thanks to a reformulated inner core boosts overall resiliency for a faster snap off the clubface for more ball speed and distance. The balls are great for practicing putting and chipping but I find them distracting when playing a round. Nothing would make the Z-STAR DIVIDE family take off faster than seeing it played by Srixon staffers on the PGA TOUR.I’m not generally a fan of Srixon products but as an older golfer freshoff of a couple of eye surgeries my days of playing a white ball are done. You may find that when using these newly-designed balls that the colours are very contrasting and this may be too much for your eyes and concentration to adapt to. And the FastLayer core—which is soft at its centre but gradually becomes firm around its edge—provides the distance and softer feel you’d expect from a fully-featured tour ball. Additionally, while we do not control such vendors, we strongly encourage vendors of third-party digital content to provide content that is accessible and user friendly. It’s the FastLayer core, which is soft at its centre but gradually becomes firmer toward its edge, that provides the distance and soft feel.