Srixon Golf Ball Compression Chart
Every Srixon golf ball we track, with its compression rating, cover material and the swing speed it is built for. 4 balls from 60 compression (Srixon Soft Feel) up to 102 (Srixon Z-Star XV), priced $25–$54 a dozen. Compression is the number that decides whether you actually compress the ball at your speed — get it wrong and you leave yards on the tee.
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Srixon Golf Ball Compression Chart (2026)
| Ball | Compression | Cover | Price/dz | Swing Speed | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Srixon Soft Feel | 60 | Ionomer | ~$25 | 75–95 mph | Check price |
 Srixon Q-Star Tour | 74 | Urethane | ~$40 | 85–100 mph | Check price |
 Srixon Z-Star | 88 | Urethane | ~$40 | 90–115 mph | Check price |
 Srixon Z-Star XV | 102 | Urethane | ~$54 | 105–130 mph | Check price |
Prices are per dozen and checked against live listings. 3 of these 4 carry a urethane cover, which is what produces greenside spin — an ionomer ball will not check on a pitch however soft it feels.
Which Srixon Ball Should You Play?
Srixon's 4 balls run 60 to 102 compression, and the top end is the firmest of any brand here — the Z-Star XV at 102 is the firmest ball on this entire chart. The more interesting model, though, sits lower down the price list.
Which one to play. Q-Star Tour at 74 compression and $40 is the softest urethane ball Srixon makes, and one of only 3 urethane balls on this chart under 75 compression. The cheapest in-stock urethane the other big brands offer: Callaway $45, Bridgestone $40 and Titleist $45. Bridgestone matches it, so call it joint-cheapest rather than unbeaten — but for an 85–100 mph swing that wants greenside spin without tour-ball pricing it is still the value play. We link the two-tone Divide version, because the plain white listing went out of stock indefinitely. Above it, Z-Star at 88 is $40 — $18 less than a Pro V1 — and Z-Star XV at 102 is $54.
Worth knowing. The step to watch is Soft Feel at 60 to Q-Star Tour at 74. That is where Srixon changes cover material from ionomer to urethane, and it costs $15 a dozen. If you are choosing between those two and you play any shots inside 50 yards, the spin cover is worth it.
Srixon Balls by Swing Speed
The same 4 balls, grouped by the driver swing speed each is built for.
| Swing Speed | Srixon Balls |
|---|---|
| Under 85 mph | Srixon Soft Feel (60) |
| 85–100 mph | Srixon Soft Feel (60), Srixon Q-Star Tour (74), Srixon Z-Star (88) |
| Over 100 mph | Srixon Z-Star (88), Srixon Z-Star XV (102) |
Compression Charts for Other Brands
Cross-shopping? These use the same tested data and the same table.
- Callaway Golf Ball Compression Chart
- Titleist Golf Ball Compression Chart
- TaylorMade Golf Ball Compression Chart
- Bridgestone Golf Ball Compression Chart
- All 36 balls in one chart — every brand ranked together, with a free printable PDF.
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The full chart covers all 36 balls we track across eleven brands, with a sortable table and a free printable PDF.
Open the full compression chart →Frequently Asked Questions
What is the compression of Srixon golf balls?
Srixon golf balls on this chart run from 60 compression (Soft Feel) up to 102 (Z-Star XV). Lower compression suits slower swing speeds; a firmer ball needs more clubhead speed before it compresses properly.
Which Srixon golf ball is the softest?
The Srixon Soft Feel is the softest Srixon ball on this chart at 60 compression, about $25 a dozen, rated 75–95 mph.
Which Srixon ball suits my swing speed?
Match compression to driver speed. Under 85 mph suits the softer end of the Srixon range; 85-100 mph the middle; over 100 mph the firmest. The table above lists the rated speed range for every Srixon ball.
How many Srixon golf balls are on this chart?
4. This page covers the Srixon balls we track and test. For every brand side by side, see the full compression chart of all 36 balls.