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Titleist Pro V1 vs Srixon Z-Star

The Titleist Pro V1 is a three-piece with 388 dimples, medium with driver, high with short iron spin golf ball; the Srixon Z-Star is three-piece with 338 dimples, medium with driver, high with short iron spin. According to the official list they differ in dimples. Both are on the R&A and USGA List of Conforming Golf Balls effective until 6 October 2026.

Side by side, what the list says

Titleist Pro V1Srixon Z-Star
Constructionthree-piecethree-piece
Coverssingle coversingle cover
Dimples388338
Driver spinmediummedium
Short-iron spinhighhigh
ManufacturerAcushnet CompanySumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd.
CountryUnited StatesJapan
Colours on the listyellow, whiteorange, yellow, white
Entries on the list1721

Data declared by each manufacturer on the List of Conforming Golf Balls (USGA and R&A). In bold, what changes from one to the other.

Where they differ

  • Dimples: 388 · 338
  • Manufacturer: Acushnet Company · Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd.
  • Country: United States · Japan
  • Colours on the list: yellow, white · orange, yellow, white
  • Entries on the list: 17 · 21

Where they match

  • Construction: three-piece
  • Covers: single cover
  • Driver spin: medium
  • Short-iron spin: high

Which one suits you?

  • 388 dimples versus 338: that is what each manufacturer declares; the number alone does not say which flies better.
  • Compression, cover material and price are not on the official list. When we have them with a source, they will appear here.

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Frequently asked

How do the Titleist Pro V1 and the Srixon Z-Star differ?

Dimples: 388 versus 338. Data declared by each manufacturer on the official list.

Which has more dimples, the Titleist Pro V1 or the Srixon Z-Star?

The Titleist Pro V1: 388 dimples versus 338.

Which spins more with a short iron?

Both declare high short-iron spin.

Are both conforming for competition play?

Yes: both are on the R&A and USGA List of Conforming Golf Balls effective until 6 October 2026. For a ruling, always check the current edition of the list.

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Acushnet Company · Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd.