Novak Wins Mexico Open with Srixon Z-Star XV
PGA Tour player Andrew Novak claimed victory at the VidantaWorld Mexico Open using the Srixon Z-Star XV ball.
The Brief
- Novak led the field in strokes gained putting and total feet of putts made.
- His iron play dominated the conversation, finishing second in strokes gained approach.
- Novak’s bag featured a simple, neutral setup with no bias in the metal woods.
PGA Tour player Andrew Novak won the VidantaWorld Mexico Open, using the Srixon Z-Star XV ball.
Novak’s performance was marked by strong ball-striking and putting, with the putter being the key differentiator in the tournament.
He led the field in strokes gained putting and total feet of putts made, showcasing his precision on the greens.
From a ball-striking perspective, Novak’s iron play was dominant, finishing second in strokes gained approach.
Novak’s bag featured a simple, neutral setup with no bias in the metal woods, including a clean ZXi5/7 setup and RTZ2 Mid (50) and 588 (54/60) wedges.
Srixon is interesting because the XV and Z-Star Diamond have split success this year, with Novak and Ryan Fox (The Open) winning with the XV.
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