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Used Srixon Golf Clubs
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Overview
Srixon makes 8 club types across 7 series.
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Driver Brand
Drivers
3 series
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Mini Driver Brand
Mini Drivers
1 series
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Wood Brand
Woods
2 series
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Hybrid Brand
Hybrids
2 series
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Iron Set Brand
Iron Sets
4 series
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Single Iron Brand
Single Irons
4 series
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Driving Irons
1 series
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Wedge Brand
Wedges
3 series
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ZXiR
2
2026 · 1 generation · 2 club types
Iron Sets, Single Irons
Game-improvement forgiveness, effortless launch, satisfying feel.
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ZX5
12
2020–2025 · 3 generations · 4 club types
Drivers, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges
Player's distance, ultimate feel, precise forgiveness.
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ZX7
28
2020–2025 · 3 generations · 4 club types
Drivers, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges
Player's iron, ultimate feel, precise control.
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ZX4
2
2021–2025 · 3 generations · 3 club types
Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges
Hollow body, game improvement, effortless distance.
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ZXi
49
2025 · 1 generation · 4 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Mini Drivers, Woods
Premium speed, advanced forgiveness, ultimate distance.
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ZX Utility
32
2020–2025 · 3 generations · 1 club type
Driving Irons
Driving iron, hybrid power, iron control.
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FAQs
The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.
What is the difference between Srixon ZX4, ZX5 and ZX7 irons?
ZX4 is the largest, most forgiving hollow-bodied option, ZX5 balances forgiveness with a more compact profile, and ZX7 is a compact forged cavity-back aimed at greater control. Specifications vary by generation, and the three can also appear together in blended sets.
What is Srixon's Tour V.T. Sole, and who does it suit?
The Tour V.T. Sole features a V-shaped design that helps the club head glide through the turf at impact, making it ideal for golfers who tend to hit slightly fat shots or play on softer ground.
What does 'Mk II' mean on a Srixon golf club?
Mk II indicates the second generation of a specific model line, which typically features updated face technology, refined weighting, or improved materials compared to the original version.
What is the difference between Srixon ZX7 and Z-Forged irons?
While both are forged, the ZX7 is a cavity back iron providing a blend of feel and stability, whereas the Z-Forged is a muscle-back blade designed for maximum control and workability.