Srixon Z 785 Irons
Srixon Z 785 Irons
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Srixon Z 785 Irons
Workability and Feel
A player’s compact shape provides a blade-like address profile while updated weighting maximizes versatility and shot-shaping.
Tour Cavity
Extra mass behind your impact location allows for powerful shot-shaping with increased versatility.
Updated Tour V.T. Sole
A newly redesigned Tour V.T. Sole provides even more consistent ball striking while maintaining enough versatility to execute any shot.
Forged Construction
Forged from a single billet of soft 1020 carbon steel for exceptional feel.
Specifications
- Stock Steel Shaft: Nippon Modus³ 120
Written By: Keith Schneider
Srixon Z 785 Irons
Srixon Z 785 irons are a players iron set, forged from one single billet of soft 1020 carbon steel. The softer metal produces an enhanced feel for ultimate workability. A laser milled face produces consistent spin from the fairway and the rough, which will help with distance control from buried and flier lie.
The Tour V.T. Sole has a fresh re-design and promotes cleaner and more consistent turf interaction. Srixon also incorporated what they call a Tour Cavity into the Z 785 irons, which is extra mass located behind the impact location. This extra mass is designed to create powerful shot shaping with increased versatility.
Testing
Once I hit the Srixon Z 785 irons I was not disappointed in the slightest! This is a solid, soft and smooth iron. Its weighting is incredible, and it is very easy to keep the face of this iron square at impact.
I wasn’t surprised to see the results from my numbers on the GC2 Launch Monitor. The hotter face of the Z 585 produced greater distances due to a slightly lower ball flight and spin rate. This is also backed up by the Z 585 7-iron having a 1° stronger loft than the Z 785 7-iron.
The full set of 785 irons is better suited for players with around a 12 handicap and lower.
Don’t just take my word for it, take Jeff’s advice and hit a Srixon iron side by side with what you’re testing and see which gives you the best results......More
