Srixon Staff Professional Brian Davis posted his second best finish of the season by placing in a tie for 7th place at the Shell Houston Open on Sunday, April 24, 2005 at Redstone Golf Club. Davis, who played with Srixon's Z-UR prototype golf ball, shot an 8-under par, 280 total (71-69-70-70) for his second Top 10 of the season.

On the Japan Golf Tour, Srixon Staff Professional Ryoken Kawagishi tied for 2nd place at the Tsuruya Open at Yamanohara Golf Club on Sunday playing with Srixon's Z-UR golf ball and shooting a 2-under par, 274 total (70-74-64-66). He is currently ranked 5th on the Japan Golf Tour's Money List.

Srixon staff players and the new Z-UR golf balls have earned three wins across the globe, and a total of nine Top 10 finishes already this year on the PGA Tour, including six Top 5 finishes.

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.