Srixon Soft Feel Compression
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The Srixon Soft Feel has a compression rating of 60 — a soft, ionomer-cover ball matched to driver swing speeds of 75 to 95 mph. That figure comes from Srixon.
Srixon Soft Feel specifications
| Compression | 60 |
|---|---|
| Feel | Soft |
| Cover | Ionomer |
| Swing speed | 75–95 mph |
| Price | ~$25/dozen |
| Brand | Srixon |
| Source | Srixon (published) |
Where 60 sits on the compression scale
Of the 35 balls on our compression chart, the Srixon Soft Feel is softer than 28 and firmer than 6. Its nearest softer neighbour is the Amazon Basics Core Soft at 55. Its nearest firmer neighbour is the Vice Pro Soft at 65.
Compression measures how much a ball deforms at impact. Match it to your driver speed and the ball returns the energy you put into it; miss the range and you either leave distance behind or lose the soft feel you paid for. The full golf ball compression chart ranks every ball we track, and the golf ball finder narrows it to your own speed.
Who the Srixon Soft Feel suits
Our best-value pick overall — urethane-like greenside feel from an ionomer cover at $25/dozen.
Other Srixon balls by compression
| Ball | Compression | Cover | Swing speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Srixon Soft Feel | 60 | Ionomer | 75–95 mph |
| Srixon Q-Star Tour | 74 | Urethane | 85–100 mph |
| Srixon Z-Star | 88 | Urethane | 90–115 mph |
| Srixon Z-Star XV | 102 | Urethane | 105–130 mph |
See the full Srixon compression chart for cover, price and swing-speed detail on every Srixon ball.
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Open the full compression chart →Frequently Asked Questions
What is the compression of the Srixon Soft Feel?
The Srixon Soft Feel has a compression rating of 60, per Srixon. That puts it in the soft range and makes it softer than 28 of the 35 balls on our compression chart.
What swing speed suits the Srixon Soft Feel?
A compression of 60 is matched to driver swing speeds of 75 to 95 mph. Below that range the ball will not fully compress and you lose distance; above it you gain little and give up feel.
Is the Srixon Soft Feel a soft or firm golf ball?
At 60 it is soft. The nearest softer ball on our chart is the Amazon Basics Core Soft at 55. The nearest firmer ball is the Vice Pro Soft at 65.
How much does the Srixon Soft Feel cost?
About $25 a dozen at the time of our last price check. It has a ionomer cover, which is the main driver of greenside spin.