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- Srixon ZX5 Irons
- Srixon ZX7 Iron Set
- Srixon ZX4 Iron Set
- Srixon ZX Utility Hybrid
- Srixon Men's ZX7 Iron Set 8 Piece Dynamic Gold X100 Steel Shafts Right Hand
- Srixon ZX5 Single Irons
Srixon ZX5 Irons
This set of irons is great for a player who is not only looking to improve their game but also wants to look good doing it! The forged face and cavity back make hitting pretty golf shots easy. The biggest difference between this set and the Callaway set is the appearance of the iron when you are addressing it. The Callaway set will seem bulkier at address than these Srixons will.
This set from Srixon is a nice set of forged irons that give you a little extra chunkiness to add to forgiveness while still sounding and feeling like a blade. They don't have as much tech as some of the game improvement irons so you'll be able to work your draw.
These will help you to launch the ball higher while maintaining the playability that is needed to reach different pin locations or go around obstacles.
Srixon ZX7 Iron Set
A player's iron that features blade-like feel, while offering more speed and control. These are highly workable irons with exceptional feel. Thin top-line and reduced offset create a more tour-like feel at address.
This club gives the player the ability to work the ball both ways while maintaining the forgiveness needed on mishit strikes.
Providing a soft feel into a workable club for single-digit handicappers. Definitely for the golfer who wants to shape shots.
Srixon ZX4 Iron Set
Great for the golfer that wants to get the ball up in the air and have forgiveness, but also wants feel. Usually longer clubs and more forgiving clubs remove the feel from the shot, but Srixon is known for some wonderfully feeling irons and these do not disappoint.
Srixon's strategic tungsten weighting in the toe and hollow body design are designed to get the ball up in the air and send it straight. The wide v-sole design helps all players get through the more precarious lies on the course.
Mid-high handicap players looking for more distance and forgiveness in their game. These feature a progressive groove design to help maximize distance on the longer irons and maximize spin and accuracy with the short ones.
Srixon ZX Utility Hybrid
This iron looks great in the bag and has a nice low, penetrating flight due to a center of gravity placed slightly higher than other utility irons.
A lower handicap long iron. Easy to hit high and low and it looks great!
Replacing long irons while still giving the look players want.
Srixon Men's ZX7 Iron Set 8 Piece Dynamic Gold X100 Steel Shafts Right Hand
The ZX7 irons are designed for players seeking the look and feel of a blade, but with added power and forgiveness. Srixon started with a compact single piece forged club head that absorbs vibrations for a buttery soft feel.
Srixon ZX5 Single Irons
The best value in the forged market? Maybe. Distance, feel, and forgiveness that competes with the top-tier brands at a lower price point. Oh, and they look great.
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