Srixon Staff Professional Karrie Webb won the Ladies European Tour's ANZ Ladies Masters for the fifth time on Sunday, February 27, 2005 at Royal Pines Resort in Gold Coast, Australia. Webb, a future LPGA Hall of Famer, played with the new Z-UR prototype golf ball, I-302 irons, and W-403AD driver to shoot a 16-under par, 272 total (70-68-67-67).

Webb started the final day of play four shots behind the three-day leader. She overcame the deficit in just three holes on Sunday-going birdie-eagle-birdie on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th holes consecutively. This win marks Webb's 31st career victory.

Meanwhile, Robert Allenby also played with a Z-UR prototype, I-302 irons, and W-403AD driver into the quarterfinals at the Accenture World Match Play Championships at the La Costa Resort and Spa in Carlsbad, CA. Srixon staff players and the new Z-UR golf balls have now earned a total of three wins across the globe, plus seven Top-10 and five Top-5 finishes on the PGA Tour.

Srixon's revolutionary Z-UR is constructed with an incredibly soft, shear-resistant, and membrane-thin urethane-elastomer cover measuring an astounding 0.02-inch thin and features the largest and fastest Energetic Gradient Growth core Srixon has ever developed. The Z-UR is a ball with tremendous initial velocity, ideal ball flight and aerodynamics, and pinpoint control and feel.