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No, we have every brand and every model so we can test various things, but I do like themAre they the new official ball of the tech studio?
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No, we have every brand and every model so we can test various things, but I do like themAre they the new official ball of the tech studio?
Oh now you’re killing me.Im pretty sure I am becoming obsessed with these golf balls.
Color choices in the premium segment were not only not a thing, but not accepted. As time has gone on, more have embraced. Srixon was the first to bring yellow to the premium ball market and it has definitely caught on.If the Ping balls were such a great thing, everybody would have done it and we’d all be using them. I have a couple for display only as filler in my ball rack.
while it might have been a bit more visible in flight to ease tracking, there was at least one MAJOR flaw. They made one in Green/White. Once in the air it was certainly easy to follow. And you could follow as it rolled while it essentially flashed as it rolled. Except you had a 50/50 chance of finding it. White side up? Piece of cake. Green side up? No chance. Maybe if you were playing on dormant Bermuda, but on a nice green fairway?
Shows how fit matters too. Because for me, they reduce spin off the tee and help my overall carry distance.Fit wise, I lost a little off the tee but that’s always me with the Q’s. Put this two tone finish on some Z’s......
Exactly! And it’s why we have always been so passionate about ball fitting, it truly matters!Shows how fit matters too. Because for me, they reduce spin off the tee and help my overall carry distance.
Similar to the way RX and Chrome Soft do.
I too read about the Divide (can't remember where, but not the retailer you saw them) coming in two other colors (aside from the yellow/red). You're right, the Srixon website does kinda gives it away as well. I can't remember where I read it but I think the orange and blue colors are coming out later. I'm sure I'll end up getting all three Divide colors.Found a retailer online listing the Divide for sale. Not sure if I should post the link since it is pre-release and I haven't seen Srixon share the other colors official but frankly their website actually teases the colors. The site only lists the red/yellow under the availability section however.
I will say on all 3 versions 1/2 is yellow. The other 1/2 is Red, Orange or Blue.
I would be interested in trying the blue and yellow version since those were my school colors but I've not had good experience trying to play with blue balls before. (insert 12 year old laugh)
I wouldn't be surprised if they did come out later since nobody seems to be talking about the other colors. It's not like colors should be a secret but they certainly seem to be playing up the red and yellow ones. It must be that those will be the only ones available at launch.I too read about the Divide (can't remember where, but not the retailer you saw them) coming in two other colors (aside from the yellow/red). You're right, the Srixon website does kinda gives it away as well. I can't remember where I read it but I think the orange and blue colors are coming out later. I'm sure I'll end up getting all three Divide colors.