Srixon
Tour equipment without the tour marketing budget.
- Founded
- 1930
- On our rack
- Since 2004
- Home
- Kobe, Japan
Srixon is made by Sumitomo Rubber in Japan, which also owns Cleveland, and that pairing is why an iron fitting here so often finishes on a Cleveland wedge. Same hands, same numbers, no argument between the two ends of the bag.
The Z-Star is the ball nobody talks about and plenty of our customers change to after a fitting. The ZX irons are forged, quietly excellent, and cost less than the names on television, which tells you where their money goes.
The brand most of our staff quietly play. Make of that what you like.
What we keep
- ZX and ZXi forged irons
- Z-Star and Z-Star XV balls
- Drivers and fairways
- Gloves and accessories
Irons, balls. Anything not on the rack is ordered in and fitted here first.
Srixon on the rack
All 73 lines
Srixon
ZXi Hybrid
Replaces the long iron you have not hit well since you bought it.
£219
16 to 25 degrees
Fit first
Srixon
ZXi Driver
Quieter than most and the shape good players keep going back to.
£449
9.5 and 10.5 degrees
Fit first
Srixon
ZXi Fairway
Shallow face, sits low. Easier off the deck than it looks.
£269
3, 5 and 7 wood
Fit first
Srixon
ZX7 Mk II Irons
A forged tour blade with just enough help to be playable.
£1,099
7 clubs, 4 to PW
Fit first
Srixon
Z-STAR
The softer Z-Star. More spin into greens than the XV.
£45
Dozen
Srixon
Soft Feel
Soft, cheap and honest about both. A good ball to learn on.
£24
Dozen
The rest of the rack
All brands
