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Srixon Z 65 Irons: Everything you need to know!

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Here’s everything you need to know about Srixon’s new forged Z565, Z765 and Z965 irons, which they say are their most innovative to date.

Srixon Z65 irons review

The new Z 65 range from Srixon follows the Z545, Z745 and Z945 irons which were used by Srixon staffers including Shane Lowry and Graeme McDowell.

Srixon Z65 irons review

With Z 65 we again have the 5 being a slightly larger, more cavity-back style with more forgiveness, the 7 being a sleeker muscle cavity and the 9 more of a compact pure blade for the better players.

Srixon Z 65 Irons: The Line-up

Srixon Z565 irons

The Z565 irons are suitable for golfers of all abilities but those with higher handicaps may want to look towards the Z355 and Z155 irons which were launched last year.

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Srixon say the new Z565 irons will moved through the turf more effortlessly thanks to a new Tour VT sole.

There’s also a new high-strength face insert which aims to improve ball speeds.

With five per cent larger grooves than the Z545, Srixon say the new irons will be more consistent through better contact – especially in wet conditions.

Srixon Z765 irons

Srixon Z 65 irons review

The Z765 irons also feature the new Tour VT sole and larger grooves but also have improved feel and control thanks to a heat-treated, precision forged head.

Srixon Z965 irons

Those players who seek a pure blade look and forged feel will love the Z965 which feature ultra-soft head material with special heat treatment for a smooth, consistent feel.

Srixon Z 65 irons

“The Z 65 series is absolutely stunning,” said Srixon’s European marketing manager Ben Davis.

“Hopefully golfers of all levels will be attracted by the combination of classic styling and game-changing innovation.”

Srixon Z 65 Irons: The Details

SRPs: TBC

More information: Srixon Website

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