Srixon unveils a 13th version of its Soft Feel

SOFT FEEL crosses generations and Srixon offers us at the beginning of 2023 a new version of its access balls on a pleasant feeling at impact and a feeling of confidence at address.

The increased resilience of the core plays a major role in SOFT FEEL balls.

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Srixon has incorporated the FastLayer Core into its balls. It recovers its shape more quickly after impact to provide greater ball speed and limit unwanted side spin in the long game.

Soft in the center, it is firmer in the periphery to offer both distance and feel to golfers. The ball also produces more spin around the greens and provides a softer feel on all wedges, chips and putts.

SOFT FEEL golf balls benefit from the 338 Speed Dimple aerodynamic dimples which improve overall flight performance even in the most difficult wind conditions.

Thanks to its reduced drag coefficient, the bullet can cross the air with less resistance, maintain a penetrating trajectory and maintain its speed without losing distance.

Srixon also offers the SOFT FEEL LADY. They are intended for golfers who want the flexibility of SOFT FEEL combined with a slightly larger launch angle to gain distance.

Finally, the SOFT FEEL BRITE model benefits from Matte Visual Performance technology, which makes the balls more visible on the course.

The three versions will be available from February 10 at a price of €30 per dozen. SOFT FEEL balls are available in Soft White and Tour Yellow colors, SOFT FEEL LADY in Soft White and Passion Pink colors and SOFT FEEL BRITE in red, orange or green.

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