Comparison
Callaway Supersoft vs Srixon SOFT FEEL
Two lower-priced balls sold on soft feel. Srixon publishes compression, construction and cover material for the SOFT FEEL; Callaway publishes less.
Callaway says the Supersoft “is designed for increased ball speed with exceptional soft feel, control, and spin from tee-to-green.”
$26.99
Evidence: Research-basedSee at Fairway Golf: Callaway SupersoftAffiliate linkSrixon says: “If feel is what matters most to you, play SOFT FEEL golf balls for maximum all-around performance.”
$24.99
Evidence: Research-basedSee at Srixon: Srixon SOFT FEEL
Where they differ
Rows where the published values are different, or where one maker publishes a figure and the other does not.
Where they match
Rows where the values are the same for both.
Nothing matches on the criteria compared.
What each maker claims
Attributed statements. Each maker is describing its own product, not the other one.
Callaway Supersoft
Feel. Callaway positions the Supersoft around soft feel.
Srixon SOFT FEEL
Feel. Srixon positions the SOFT FEEL around softness.
How they differ
Both are sold on soft feel. The real difference is how much each maker tells you. Srixon publishes a two-piece construction, an ionomer cover and a compression of 58 for the SOFT FEEL. Callaway calls the Supersoft’s core low-compression but gives no number, and names its cover the Hybrid Cover without stating the material or a piece count.
Much of the “Where they differ” table is a difference in what each maker publishes, not a difference you can feel. Callaway describes the Supersoft’s feel as “soft” and Srixon describes the SOFT FEEL’s as “softer”; each word comes from its own maker’s range.
Srixon rates the SOFT FEEL’s flight as mid-high on its own scale. Callaway publishes no matching rating for the Supersoft.
Pack size. Callaway’s page does not state a pack size next to the Supersoft’s price. Check the pack size of each listing before comparing prices.
Who each one suits
- The Supersoft, if you want a soft-feeling ball and are happy to go on Callaway’s description. Callaway says it “is designed for increased ball speed with exceptional soft feel, control, and spin from tee-to-green.”
- The SOFT FEEL, if you want a soft-feeling ball with a published compression number. Srixon says “If feel is what matters most to you, play SOFT FEEL golf balls for maximum all-around performance.”
If you are choosing on feel alone, play both.
Evidence ledger
The sources behind every value on this page.
- Evidence: Researched
Callaway publishes the Supersoft core and cover names, its positioning and a list price.
Read from the maker’s page as displayed when we checked.
- Evidence: Verified
Srixon publishes the current (14th-generation) SOFT FEEL construction (2PC Ionomer), compression (58), feel, flight and price. Its distance and spin ratings are shown as graphics, not text.
Values were matched against the downloaded text of the page when we checked. The page sets the positioning line in capital letters; it is quoted here in sentence case. This is the 14th-generation SOFT FEEL page, which does not state spin ratings in words.