Srixon Z-URC Golf Balls
Similar in design to the other three layer Srixon Z-UR series balls, the Srixon Z-URC are best for distance games and more control and spin in a short game. A large diameter for the highly resilient Energetic Gradient Growth (E.G.G.) core makes this and the other Srixon balls highest ranking in core size. Progressive softness in toward the core provides the power and energy transfer needed to minimize spin and maximize distance off of driver shots. Spin off the driver is slightly higher than the Z-URS, but the Z-URC flies farther. The boundary mantle is crafted of an ionomer which efficiently transfers energy from each stroke. This mantle layer helps to increase the amount of spin off of irons. Compared to the Srixon Z-URS, the Srixon Z-URC has a greater amount of iron spin and control, but its urethane cover is firmer than the Z-URS. Control, lift, and stability in flight are achieved by the 333 dimples covering the surface. These dimples and the speed of the ball enhance the launch from the driver, and these balls, like all of Srixon's, have medium to high trajectories.
Experienced golfers who wish to use the driver distance to their advantage in a more aggressive game while still having good spin and control off the irons will benefit most from the Srixon Z-URC.
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The Srixon UR-X provides distance for a soft feel on the links. Its tri-layer construction has several advantages over other balls. |
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The Srixon Z-UR has low spin off the driver, high trajectory, and medium spin from an iron. |
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The Srixon Z-URS is a softer ball than the similarly made Z-URC. A softer feel in this ball makes this a better choice for those whose swing is greater than 80 miles per hour. |