Second-generation Srixon ZXi Irons

Four Irons Built Around Better Feel

Srixon's second-generation ZXi family spans the compact ZXi7, the balanced ZXi5, a new ZXi5+ players-distance model and the ZXiU utility iron. That range lets golfers blend shapes across a set instead of forcing one head to handle every distance and forgiveness need.

Forging Strength Around a Softer Core

The updated i-FORGED process uses condensed forging and controlled heat treatment to strengthen high-stress areas around the grooves while retaining softer material through the center. Endo Manufacturing produces the heads in Japan. The aim is to protect face durability without losing the impact feel that defines Srixon's forged irons.

ZXi5+ Fills the Missing Middle

The fully forged hollow-body ZXi5+ sits between a traditional player's iron and a larger distance model. Stronger lofts, extra speed and more forgiveness make it suited to the long end of a blended set. Ryan Fox used the ZXi5+ as his 3-iron, ZXi5 for 4 and 5, and ZXi7 from 6-iron through pitching wedge when he won the Open Championship.

Tour Proof Before Retail

Fox put the new utility iron into major competition before it reached stores, giving the family an unusually visible debut. The range now covers precision short irons, faster long irons and a high-launching utility option without abandoning the compact profiles Srixon players expect.