Soft Feel or Callaway Supersoft?

The Supersoft is softer and floatier for genuinely slow swings; the Soft Feel keeps more click and a flatter flight that handles wind better. Our full comparison covers the detail.

What swing speed suits the Soft Feel?

Slow to mid swing speeds. At 60 compression it does not need a fast swing to compress, but it is not as extreme as the sub-40 compression balls.

Is the Soft Feel good in wind?

For a soft ball, yes: its dimple pattern is designed to reduce drag, and its flight sits flatter than high-launching rivals, which is why we rate it for exposed and links courses.

Srixon Soft Feel Golf Balls

Price on Amazon

£16.99

The Soft Feel is the thinking golfer's soft ball: Srixon lists it at 60 compression, so it keeps a little click and feedback where ultra-soft rivals go quiet, and its FastLayer core and 338 Speed Dimple pattern give it a flatter, more penetrating flight that copes with British wind far better than most soft balls.

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Features

Soft feel with a touch of click for feedback
60 compression (Srixon's stated figure)
338 Speed Dimples for a wind-friendly flight
A touch more greenside response than ultra-soft rivals

Specifications

Construction: 2-piece
Cover: Ionomer
Compression: 60 (Srixon's stated figure)
Feel: Soft
Flight: Mid, penetrating for a soft ball
Best for: Slow-to-mid swings on exposed courses

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FAQs

Soft Feel or Callaway Supersoft?: The Supersoft is softer and floatier for genuinely slow swings; the Soft Feel keeps more click and a flatter flight that handles wind better. Our full comparison covers the detail.
What swing speed suits the Soft Feel?: Slow to mid swing speeds. At 60 compression it does not need a fast swing to compress, but it is not as extreme as the sub-40 compression balls.
Is the Soft Feel good in wind?: For a soft ball, yes: its dimple pattern is designed to reduce drag, and its flight sits flatter than high-launching rivals, which is why we rate it for exposed and links courses.