New Srixon AD333 golf ball is longer and straighter than ever

The new Srixon AD333 golf ball for 2021 is straighter and longer than ever.

Tenth generation of popular-two piece Srixon AD333 golf ball flies longer and straighter than ever thanks to a new core also found in premium Z-Star range.

The Srixon AD333 golf ball is one of the most popular with amateur golfers and has dominated the UK’s two-piece market since it first hit the market in 2006.

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Now in its tenth generation, Srixon’s latest version uses a lot of the tech you’ll find in the Z-Star series, the premium balls used by the likes of Major champions Shane Lowry and Hideki Matsuyama.

Packaged into a two-piece ionomer construction, the AD333 is designed to provide value and performance to a wide range of golfers. Srixon say the next generation will bring golfers more distance and forgiveness than previous versions thanks to a slight reduction in compression and reformulated FastLayer Core.

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The sixth generation FastLayer Core has dropped compression from 77 to 72, which promotes deformation at impact, providing a longer and straighter flight for golfers with moderate swing speeds. 

Also found in the Z-Star family, the core is soft in the centre and firmer round its outer edge, working in tandem with Srixon’s unique 338 Speed Dimple Pattern to reduce drag and promote a more penetrating flight.

But the AD333 isn’t just about distance. Srixon’s Spin Skin with SeRM, a unique flexible molecular bond coating on each ball, digs deep into wedge and iron grooves to maximise spin for more control and more stopping power.

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“This latest generation of AD333 golf balls offers great all-around performance,” said Joe Miller, Srixon Sports Europe’s Product Expert. “With a lower overall compression compared to previous generations, the new AD333 delivers better distance off the tee and enhanced feel when approaching the green.”

A new and improved alignment line should also make it easier for users to pick their lines off the tee and on the greens.

Available in Pure White and Tour Yellow, the new Srixon AD333 goes on sale on September 10 with an RRP of £27.

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He is 39 years old and has been playing golf for almost three decades. He has been a member at Greetham Valley Golf Club in Rutland for eight years, playing off a handicap of 12.