Recycled Golf Balls Srixon - Long with Soft Feel

Srixon Recycled Golf Balls

Srixon Recycled Golf Balls. From Mint to Practice we've got the widest selection of Srixon recycled Golf Balls available online.

Founded in 1909 by Dunlop UK, the company changed it's name to Sumitomo Rubber Industries in 1967 after buying out the Dunlop shareholding and established Srixon USA in 1997.

Known for their soft feeling golf balls, the Srixon range now includes some of the most highly regarded performance golf balls, holding more ground breaking patents than any other golf ball manufacturer in the world.

The name Srixon actually comes from 3 separate phrases:

SRI for Sumitomo Rubber Industries

X for Unlimited

ON for Going Onwards

Srixon Golf Balls have won over 75 PGA Tour events since 1989, including 7 Majors and are in the bags of several Tour stars such as Vijay Singh, Jim Furyk, Henrik Stenson, Robert Allenby, Karrie Webb and Boo Weekly.

Vijay uses the Z-Star, to pretty good effect as per his second to the 16th at the 2009 USPGA.

Around 160 yards out of the first cut, his ball spun back about a yard to finish tantalizingly close to an eagle 2. Pretty good birdie though. Must be something to this practicing thing after all...

Srixon market a comprehensive line-up of golf balls, including Andrew's personal favorite, the Z-URC.

Check our Srixon Recycled Golf Balls grading system. You won't find a tighter grade of used golf balls anywhere.

Srixon Recycled Golf Balls

Recycled Golf Ball Grades

Our Used Golf balls are graded on an AAAAA to an AA scale. These are the tightest grades in the industry, backed up by our 30 Day Money Back Guarantee. You simply won't find a better quality of Used Golf Balls in the respective grades.

Grades

Description

AAAAA

Highest Quality Recycled Golf Balls Available
Straight from the sleeve to the bushes. These balls will look and feel like a brand new golf ball. There may be some logo balls included and balls with slight pen markings, but the playing and flight characteristics will be as new.

We like to call these One Hit Wonders. Tee these up in competitions and you really won't tell the difference from a brand new ball, apart from the price.

AAAA

These look like a ball that's been played for 3 or 4 holes. Slight cosmetic blemish or imperfections but nothing that will alter the playing characteristics. Logo balls and balls with slight pen markings may be included.

Certainly good enough for a Medal Day with the added satisfaction of being a fraction of the cost of new balls.

AAA

Similar to a ball that's been played for 9 holes, with slight scuffs, blemishes and imperfections. No cuts on these balls though. Logo ball or balls with light pen markings may be included. Great for casual play and your game will get more consistent by always using the same type of golf ball.

Tee these up on that tough water hole and a splash won't hurt quite as bad.

Similar to a ball that's been played for 18 holes. Scuffs and blemishes. Logo balls and balls with slight pen markings may be included.

Use these for range and green practice and get the consistency that only comes from practicing and playing with the same type of ball.