Srixon AD333 - Golf Balls

I don't hit the ball exceptional high. This ball has helped add distance to my drives and accurracy on approach shots.

I've played just about every ball out there and this one is the best for the money! I get excellant control from the tee to the green and the ball holds up well! It is extremely soft and resiliant and i get tons of distance from it! I won't play any other ball!

I've played the DT SoLo, the Noodle, the Precept Ladies ball -- none compare to the Srixon 333. Ironically, this is the ball I started golf with, then 'graduated' to the fancier (often more expensive) balls with more hype. I am so glad I've returned to the Srixon; it allows me more control, much greater distance -- I've had to recalibrate distances with all my clubs -- and softer feel around the greens. Shot my first hole-in-one, too!

I have been trying many different brands and models and this AD333 has given me the best performance. Straight, accurate with distance, iron shots that hold, and even great on the green.

Previous best was 79...shot a 4 over 75 with these balls. Not quite as hard as DT Solo and for $19.99 can't go wrong.I don't look to spin the heck out of the ball-so don't buy these looking to go spin crazy. Just a darn solid ball that doesn't feel like an absolute rock. They seem to check just fine but I hit the ball high, low ball hitters may need the UR or URS to get more check...won't know until you try them and for under 20 bucks, it's worth one go at them.

-I am highly impressed with this ball. I actually played my best round ever. Period. This ball is seriously soft off the club. I was using Callaway Big Bertha Blues and Titleist SoLos. This thing feels a lot better than those, which seemed pretty good at the time. And I had no trouble at all sticking the greens from 90-120 yds out. -I used the same ball for a round and it still looks pretty good. Barring a nice little scar from a run in with the cart path. My fault though. I use an oversized 240cc, 15* 3 wood as a driver due to some slicing trouble. I can honestly say every drive but two were basically middle of the fairway. I'm no massive power hitter by any means. But with my 3 wood I had a quite few drives running close to 240 yds. Needless to say my jaw was kind of hanging! And it sure is nice to hang in there with the guys using a 460cc, 9.5* driver!-I now will continue to use this ball. I will now use my others as emergency back-ups. If you don't want to buy a dozen, pick up a sleeve at the course the next time you're out there. I highly doubt that you'll be disappointed.

If you very rarely slice or hook and want a lot of spin, look for another ball. If you're missing some shots left or right, this ball is perfect for you. It won't spin too much, it travels as far as you'd expect a 2-piece ball to travel, it feels soft, and it lasts until you bang it against a tree.

I carry premium balls, the B330-S, as well as inexpensive ones, this AD333. I really love the feel and flight of the AD333 almost as much as the Bridgestone. I haven't had many durability issues with it either. It checks up nicely on the green, putts well, and is plenty long off the tee. It's a GREAT ball for $20 and I've played almost all of them: Noodle, Mo-Jo, Laddie, So-Lo, etc.Highly Recommended.

This ball is as long as any I have played, and inexpensive. Contrary to prior ratings, I have played this ball for 3 full rounds, with the norm of 2. I find it durable.

Nice ball from all playing perspectives other than the cover which only last perhaps 6 holes for me (ie. effective cost $60 per dozen). I expect a ball to last 1 round before being retired into the practice bag, and this ball does not even come close to that level of durability. The Srixon UR-X at least has a cover that makes it through a round.