Srixon Trispeed ball
A review of the Srixon Trispeed ball
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One of the best all-round offerings on the market when you consider the price, distance and feel. The Srixon Trispeed ball also withstands an impressive barrage of wedge shots without too much scuffing.
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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.
W: srixon.co.uk
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