Iron set · 2022

Srixon ZX7 Mk II, 5 to PW

A forged players cavity with a soft feel and a little help on mishits.

Best forHandicaps under about 12
SwingMost swing speeds

Golf photo: A. E. Crane, U.S. Department of Transportation, Public domain · credits

Launch price$1,300Used ones usually sell for well under this. Live used prices are coming soon.

Shop used at 2nd Swing Shop used at eBay

The lowdown

A forged players cavity with a soft feel and a little help on mishits. The Srixon ZX7 Mk II, 5 to PW is a 2022 iron set built for players who strike it consistently.

Pros and cons

What's good

Precise and workable for consistent ball strikers
Soft forged feel

Watch out for

Mishits are punished more than on game-improvement clubs

How it stacks up

Next to each rival, the ZX7 Mk II, 5 to PW is:

vs Titleist 620 MB blades, 5 to PWLaunches higherNewer designCompare →vs Ping i230, 5 to PWSofter forged feelCompare →vs TaylorMade P790, 5 to PWOlder designCompare →

Tips for buying one used

Wider soles and bigger cavities forgive thin and heavy strikes.
Check which irons are included. A 5-to-PW set is the most common used set.
Light bag chatter is cosmetic. Avoid deep grooves wear on the 7, 8 and 9 irons.

Common questions

Is the Srixon ZX7 Mk II, 5 to PW good for beginners?

Usually not. It's designed for better players with consistent contact. Most beginners will score better with a more forgiving model.

What handicap is the ZX7 Mk II, 5 to PW for?

Handicaps under about 12. Best with most swing speeds.

Is a used ZX7 Mk II, 5 to PW worth it?

For most golfers, yes. Club technology moves slowly, so a 2022 model at a big discount plays close to this year's clubs. Check the face and grooves, and make sure the shaft flex suits your swing.

Build a full bag around the ZX7 Mk II, 5 to PWAnswer a few quick questions and we'll fill in the rest of your bag from used stock, with every distance covered and the total under your budget.Build my bag →