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Srixon · Ball · 2025

Srixon Z-Star Diamond

4 reviewers · reviewers split

The takeaway

The high-spin Z-Star, results vary by player.

They agree

  • +Highest spinning of the Z-Star family
  • +Tour-caliber ball, better than past Z-Stars
  • +Helps irons and wedges hold greens
  • +Behavior shifts a lot by club and speed

The knocks

  • One tester got the lowest spin and launch of three
  • Called least consistent in that same test
  • Two reviewers preferred a different ball themselves

Buy it ifyour driver and irons spin too little and you want more stopping power

Skip it ifyou already spin it plenty or want predictable ball-to-ball numbers

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The verdicts.

Today's Golfer

UK magazine, robot + human testing

Loved it

It's it was relentless basically.

The number one three-piece tour ball that wiped the floor, winning nearly every metric except off the tee.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 1 cons
  • +Gold for tee-to-green at every swing speed
  • +Highest spinning in short game, best for approach play
  • +One of the best high-spin balls for players who struggle to generate spin
  • Not a podium finisher purely off the tee

For: Accomplished golfers, especially those who struggle to generate spin.

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MyGolfSpy

Data-driven independent testing

Loved it

the best ball in the Srixon lineup

Called the best ball in the Srixon lineup, with a rare high-driver, penetrating-iron flight profile.

+ the facts · 3 pros
  • +Best quality and consistency in the Srixon lineup
  • +Flies very high off the driver yet flat and penetrating off irons
  • +Standout across the last several tests

For: Players who want to pull different flight levers at different points in the bag

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2nd Swing Golf

Master fitters, Trackman-heavy testing

Liked it

the Diamond is a great ball

The surprise third-place finisher, a tour-caliber higher-spin ball that adds launch and green-holding spin for players in low-spin club setups.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 1 cons
  • +Third in the members vote, ahead of its Z-Star and XV siblings
  • +Highest spinning of the three Z-Stars, helping irons and short game hold greens
  • +Adds beneficial spin for players whose driver and iron setups spin too little
  • Reviewer's personal results were better with the XV than the Diamond

For: Players in low-spin driver/iron setups who need more launch and spin without changing equipment.

Club Champion (TXG)

Tour-level fitting studio

Lukewarm

least consistent was the Z-Star Diamond

Lowest spinning and least consistent of the three for this low-spin player, and it launched a couple of degrees lower than the others.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 3 cons
  • +Very vibrant white finish
  • +Reviewer feels it flies well in the wind
  • +Around 10,000 rpm full wedge spin
  • Least consistent of the three
  • Lowest spin, wrong direction for a player who needs spin
  • Lowest launch by a couple of degrees

For: Not this tester, who needs a higher spinning ball.

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