Srixon Z585 Iron

Srixon’s Z 565 irons were known for producing incredible ball speeds and distance, and that performance advantage was made possible by the use of an SUP10 face insert. With the new Z 585 irons, Srixon has taken that ball speed to an even higher level by utilizing an internal channel on the SUP10 face insert, a design feature it is calling a Speed Groove. The result is a clubface that flexes even more than the Z 565 to create even faster ball speeds. Also new with the Z 585 irons is a revamped sole design, which Srixon is calling the Tour V.T. Sole. The new shape has been implemented to provide even better turf interaction from the fairway or rough, and deeper grooves and laser face milling have also been utilized in the design to provide more spin and improved spin consistency from any lie. The soles of the long irons are also slightly thicker to provide more forgiveness in terms of the strike. Additionally, the body of the Z 585 irons has been forged from soft 1020 carbon steel to provide a crisp, solid sound and feel at impact.
THE RECOIL 760 ES IRON SHAFT IS AN EVOLUTION OF THE RECOIL 660 MODEL. RECOIL 760 ES SHAFTS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE MAXIMUM CONTROL AND DISTANCE FOR ALL GOLFERS THROUGH THE LATEST IN DESIGN AND MATERIALS. Recoil Technology
provides greater consistency, distance and trajectory control

Recoil Technology provides optimal spring effect in the walls of the shaft and more efficient energy transfer to the ball for increased velocity and greater distance.

ES = Enhanced Stability
for more control and feel

Stiffer mid and butt produces better shot control

Softer tip improves feel and trajectory

Lower torque for improved shot dispersion

Different weight and flex profiles
for target swing speeds

Recoil 760 are light-weight designs to help increase speed with more stability by using 25% less resin. The lower resin content reduces overall weight but adds stability (

stiffness

) with enhanced feel.

Ion Plating (IP)
creates a stunning and premium finish vs. traditional paint

The raw shaft is put into a vacuum chamber where metal ions are emitted and bond to the shaft.

The process takes extra time and is more expensive than traditional methods.

This extra step is all done in-house, so we are able to ensure tighter control for the best quality.

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