Srixon’s iron offerings have been nothing short of fantastic over the past few years. We have seen the 7 and 5 models voted in as winners in our annual GolfWRX Member’s Choice Awards. Srixon has always made sure that the irons feel and sound great without sacrificing the performance each iron needs. This year Srixon is introducing the ZXi irons with added technology to help every golfer.

What you need to know: Srixon developed some new technology and processes to ensure the ZXi line pushed the limits of performance in each iron category. A new forging process and new materials help create strength in the irons while giving better immediate feedback. Four familiar models make up the line with the ZXi7, ZXi5, ZXi4, and the ZXiU Utility iron.

Srixon ZXi irons: What’s new, key technology

i-Forged: A new impact forging for Srixon that allows them to forge each iron in a way that boosts performance while giving great feel and feedback. The ZXi7 irons use a softer S15c steel to make it the softest players iron engineers have ever created. The ZXi5 and ZXiU use a 14 percent softer forged steel in their faces compared to the Mk II versions.

Condensed Forging: For strength and durability Srixon uses Condensed Forging to strengthen certain parts of the iron that need it. This process lets Srixon engineers focus on specific parts of the irons to help increase performance and use softer steels.

PureFrame: For the ZXi7 irons Srixon knows the focus is on pure strikes, precision distances, and workability. PureFrame is forged behind the sweet spot to help strengthen that section, reducing unwanted vibration and giving the golfer that soft and solid feel.

MainFrame: The third generation of MainFrame is in the ZXi5, ZXi4, and ZXiU iron faces. This combination of grooves, channels, and notches are milled into the back of the face with different thicknesses. The iron face then has more flexibility and at impact will generate better energy transfer on all shots. The channel in the toe area has been enlarged to save 2g that is moved to lower CG and create a more stable club head.

Tour V.T. Sole: A refined sole will help golfers make more consistent strikes on the face and get through the turf without digging. The sole width and bounce have been updated on the irons and for the first time the ZXiU will get the Tour V.T. Sole to better turf interaction in the long irons.

Srixon ZXi7 Irons

Srixon ZXi5 Irons

Srixon ZXi4 Irons

Srixon ZXiU Utility

What Srixon is saying

“Every year we’re seeing more people choose combination sets with our Irons. We typically have three specific duo’s that are most popular among players – the ZXiU and ZXi7 is the most used among our Tour staff, pairing forgiving long Irons with highly workable short Irons. The ZXi5 and ZXi7 are for people wanting powerful distance and workability. And we have the ZXi4 and ZXi5 combination that pairs cavity back short Irons with hollow long Irons for maximum forgiveness.”

-Dustin Brekke, Director of Engineering

Price, specs, availability

ZXi7 Irons ($1,299.99, 7-piece steel)
ZXi5 Irons ($1,299.99, 7-piece steel)
ZXi4 Irons ($1,299.99, 7-piece steel)
ZXiU Utility Iron ($239.99)

At retail: January 24, 2025