IRON
Srixon ZX7 Mk II
2023
Independent testing from MyGolfSpy's 2023 iron test had the ZX7 Mk II ranking near the top of its field for accuracy (2nd) and ball speed (3rd), while also rating best-in-test for sound/feel and purchase likelihood — an unusual combination. Golf Monthly's review corroborates the 'soft, buttery' forged feel but flags a flatter ball flight and a real drop-off in consistency on off-center strikes.
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Who should play this club — and why
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Designed for accomplished, low-to-mid handicap golfers and tour professionals who prioritize feel, sound, shot-shaping ability, and a compact tour-preferred look over maximum forgiveness. High-handicap players seeking more forgiveness should look toward the ZX5 Mk II or ZX4 Mk II instead.
VERIFIED PRODUCT FACTS
What is specific to this model
The Srixon ZX7 Mk II is a 2023 tour-level player's iron built as a single-piece forging from 1020 carbon steel, designed with a compact profile, narrow topline, and narrow sole to deliver the look and feel of a premium blade while offering slightly more forgiveness than a true blade. It's the flagship of Srixon's ZX Mk II iron lineup, used on tour by players such as Ryan Fox and Shane Lowry.
construction type
Forged, single-piece construction (players cavity/muscle-back hybrid)
material
1020 carbon steel
category
Players/tour iron
loft lie chart degrees
3: 20° • 4: 22° • 5: 25° • 6: 28° • 7: 32° • 8: 36° • 9: 41° • PW: 46° • AW: 51°
stock shaft steel
Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 120 (approx. 114g, low-mid launch)
shaft options
Primarily offered with steel shafts (Nippon Modus3 Tour family); also available through custom-order/fitting programs
price at launch usd
Approximately $1,049–$1,199.99 for a steel iron set depending on set composition/retailer
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What this exact club is designed to do
Independent testing from MyGolfSpy's 2023 iron test had the ZX7 Mk II ranking near the top of its field for accuracy (2nd) and ball speed (3rd), while also rating best-in-test for sound/feel and purchase likelihood — an unusual combination. Golf Monthly's review corroborates the 'soft, buttery' forged feel but flags a flatter ball flight and a real drop-off in consistency on off-center strikes.
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construction type
Forged, single-piece construction (players cavity/muscle-back hybrid)
material
1020 carbon steel
category
Players/tour iron
loft lie chart degrees
3: 20° • 4: 22° • 5: 25° • 6: 28° • 7: 32° • 8: 36° • 9: 41° • PW: 46° • AW: 51°
stock shaft steel
Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 120 (approx. 114g, low-mid launch)
shaft options
Primarily offered with steel shafts (Nippon Modus3 Tour family); also available through custom-order/fitting programs
price at launch usd
Approximately $1,049–$1,199.99 for a steel iron set depending on set composition/retailer
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