Srixon Soft Feel Golf Ball

Srixon Soft Feel Golf Ball Review (2026): Specs & Verdict

Research review: based on manufacturer specs and cited independent testing. How we test

Short version: the Srixon Soft Feel suits slower swingers and beginners who want a soft feel on a budget. [1] The 2025 Soft Feel has an updated FastLayer core, a 338 Speed Dimple pattern and a thin, soft cover. [2]

Key takeaway: Srixon Soft Feel — 2-piece, ionomer; $24.99. Best for slower swingers and beginners who want a soft feel on a budget.
Last checked 3 November 2026. Construction and prices from the maker and launch coverage [1] [2]. Compression figures are labelled by who measured them. We have not run our own ball test yet.

Who it fits

Good for: slower swingers and beginners who want a soft feel on a budget.

Not for: players who want greenside spin.

Srixon Soft Feel: construction and price

SpecDetail
StatusCurrent model
ReleaseLatest generation launched 19 Feb 2025
Construction2-piece
CoverIonomer
CompressionIndependent gauge about 58 (BallCaddie 2026)
Price$24.99

"Independent gauge" numbers come from third-party testing, not the maker. A dash means we could not confirm it.

Srixon Soft Feel vs its Srixon siblings

BallConstructionCoverPriceShop
Srixon Soft Feel2-pieceIonomer$24.99Check Price
Srixon Q-Star Tour3-pieceUrethane$39.99Check Price
Callaway Supersoft2-pieceHybrid cover$25 at 2025 launchCheck Price

Srixon on tour

None of the pros we track uses the Srixon Soft Feel, but here is how ball brands split across tour bags.

Ball brandBags (of 167)Share
Titleist11066%
Callaway148%
Srixon117%
TaylorMade95%

Tour bag brand share from DORMIED, checked 27 Oct 2026 [3].

FAQ

Is the Srixon Soft Feel still made?

Yes. Latest generation launched 19 Feb 2025.

What is the compression of the Srixon Soft Feel?

Independent gauge about 58 (BallCaddie 2026)

How many pieces is the Srixon Soft Feel?

2-piece.

Who should play the Srixon Soft Feel?

Slower swingers and beginners who want a soft feel on a budget.

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Sources

  1. Dunlop/Srixon News — Latest generation of SOFT FEEL (2025)
  2. BallCaddie — Golf ball compression chart 2026
  3. DORMIED — tour WITB database (brand share across 167 tracked bags, checked 27 Oct 2026)

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