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19 gru 2011 · Since Srixon is discontinuing the line... what balls would you guys recommend as a direct replacement for the TriSpeed Tour? For me, yellow is a big deal, as is the 3-piece performance. I'd prefer something that performs pretty similar since I finally found a ball that I like!
15 wrz 2015 · Sorry, but its my understanding srixon has dropped that ball from their line up with no replacement. For whatever reason most dicks sporting goods locations still seem to have plenty.
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Ball notes: Srixon created the Trispeed Tour as an alternative to the highly successful Trispeed. The primary difference is the Tour’s 90-compression core, which makes it more viable for golfers with swing speeds in the 90 – 100mph range.
17 maj 2011 · 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.
Srixon recommends this ball for golfers with swings in the 80-mph range who tend to launch their drives lower than average. The Trispeed, the company says, will produce higher tee shots with minimal spin, thus boosting overall distance.
