Best Srixon Irons
Founded in 1996, Srixon has grown rapidly to become one of the most trusted manufacturers on tour. And if you needed an indication on the quality of equipment the brand produces, then look no further than the illustrious list of names who currently use Srixon balls and clubs, including former major winners Shane Lowry, Hideki Matsuyama and Brooks Koepka.
While the brand is perhaps best known for its excellent range of golf balls (opens in new tab), they also produce some of the best golf irons (opens in new tab) on the market to rival the best TaylorMade irons (opens in new tab) and best Titleist irons (opens in new tab), often coming in at a slightly lower price point too.
And knowing how to choose golf irons is an important thing to get right, considering how many slots they take up in your bag and how much you use them on the course compared to your woods, driver and putter. But that’s where Srixon’s fantastic range of irons steps in, and akin to some of the best Srixon golf balls (opens in new tab) that cater to all types of players, Srixon has produced an excellent range of irons where every kind of player will find a model that’s right for them.
In this guide, we’ve put compiled the best Srixon golf irons on the market right now. For further reading, why not also take a closer look at some of our insightful guides to the best irons for low handicappers (opens in new tab), best distance irons (opens in new tab) and most forgiving golf irons (opens in new tab) too.
Best Srixon Irons
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Srixon didn’t need to do a lot to reinvent the wheel when replacing the previous ZX7 iron but they’ve certainly delivered an upgrade in this playable forged iron. Visually, it is an excellent looking club that, at address, is both compact and inviting and looks noticeably larger than some of the best blade irons (opens in new tab) on the market but will still appeal to mid-handicappers and better players. In fact, when struck well, this club can take on the likes of the Ping i230 (opens in new tab) and TaylorMade P770 (opens in new tab), delivering a few extra yards in comparison to…
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