Bridgestone Tour B XS vs Srixon Z-Star XV Divide
Side-by-side specs plus estimated launch-monitor numbers — ball speed, launch, spin, and carry — at any club and swing speed.
Tour · Ball A
Bridgestone Tour B XS
Compression 85 · Urethane · medium
Tour · Ball B
Srixon Z-Star XV Divide
Compression 102 · Urethane · firm
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Estimated launch — Driver
B vs A delta
| Ball A | Ball B | Δ B − A | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ball speed | 156 mph | 156.4 mph | +0.4 mph |
| Launch angle | 12° | 11.6° | -0.4° |
| Spin | 2,400 rpm | 2,300 rpm | -100 rpm |
| Estimated carry | 269 yds | 270 yds | +1 yds |
Estimated trajectory
All balls — Driver at 105 mph
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Bridgestone Tour B XS vs Srixon Z-Star XV Divide — frequently asked
Which is softer, Bridgestone Tour B XS or Srixon Z-Star XV Divide?
The Bridgestone Tour B XS is softer at 85 compression vs Srixon Z-Star XV Divide at 102 — a 17-point gap. Lower compression deforms more easily on slower swings.
Does Bridgestone Tour B XS or Srixon Z-Star XV Divide spin more around the green?
Both use urethane covers and sit in a construction category commonly chosen for greenside control. Stymie has no same-condition test proving which spins more, so compare measured wedge results rather than inferring an RPM gap from cover or compression alone.
What is the price difference between Bridgestone Tour B XS and Srixon Z-Star XV Divide?
Bridgestone Tour B XS is $54.99 per dozen MSRP, while Srixon Z-Star XV Divide is $49.99. Retail prices, pack sizes, promotions, and model years can change.
Which is the better tour ball, Bridgestone Tour B XS or Srixon Z-Star XV Divide?
Both are tour-tier balls. The Bridgestone Tour B XS is a urethane-covered 3-piece ball, while the Srixon Z-Star XV Divide is a urethane-covered 3-piece ball. Differences come down to compression and feel preference, not category.