Srixon has been making better and better golf balls, but that is nothing new. There have been some concerns about their golf balls’ consistency in the past, and the good news is that seems to be behind us. In the 2022 Srixon Q-Star Tour golf ball review, you will find out how the new ball’s short game performance was on a par 3 course.

A lot of independent golf fitters agree that the golf ball choice should start from the green working backward to the tee box. They say you should make sure your ball works best for your putter, wedges, and irons first. That is exactly what this review is all about, the short game.

This three-piece golf ball has a 72 compression rating which means it should suit golfers with medium swing speeds. It is the softest Srixon ball with tour-level performance. The FastLayer Core is intended to offer distance and a soft feel while the urethane coating with flexible molecular bonds should increase friction and provide maximum spin.

In the last few years, Srixon has been establishing itself as one of the leading golf brands on the PGA Tour. Among their products, they offer several golf balls. This Srixon Q-Star 6 golf ball review will try to give you an idea about this ball in case you are not familiar with it. As the name itself suggests, this is the sixth generation of the Q-Star ball. This one is the simpler option from the Q-Star line which also includes the Q-Star Tour and Q-Star Divide, with both of them being a three-piece urethane cover more expensive balls. With a compression rating of 72, this ionomer cover golf ball is targeting golfers with slower to medium swing speeds (86 to 104 mph).