Srixon Soft Feel Golf Balls

Pros: Fairly Long, Fairly Straight, Kind of Soft
Cons: Yet another non descript 2-piece ball.

Now this ball is considered soft by some, but only because it is soft realtive to it's corporate siblings. If you are used to considering such balls as Nike Super Soft, The Noodle (any make or model), and TaylorMade Burner, as soft balls, this one may ...

Pros: The softest, spinniest 2 piece I have played.
Cons: Damages easily

These are the softest cover 2 piece ball that I have played. It spins off wedges and irons like no other 2 piece I have played. Not as spinney as a urethane 3 piece spin ball, but these do carry a 2 piece price. They are spinney enough to handle all but the firmest greens.

These have also produced respectable distance for me. They do feel a little on the mushy side off the driver, but not as much as you would think given the softness of the cover. The core apparently is reasonably hard. It goes fine off the T, my swing speed runs 105-110mph.

You can feel the soft cover with chips and puts, it is fairly muted. It is quite spinney off chips and short pitches for a 2 piece ball. The soft cover is easy to damage however, I've put some decent dings in it with a wedge, and a cart path landing can inflict some pretty deep dings.