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Srixon ZXi7 (2nd Gen)
Srixon calls the ZXi7 “a player’s Iron with refined, tour-preferred looks, pro-level feel, and unmatched control.”
Evidence: Research-based
The short version
An iron set with a compact, players look.
$1,499.99 new.
Buy it if
- You want a compact, players lookSrixon calls it a “Players” iron.
Skip it if
- You hit it all over the faceSrixon calls it a “Players” iron, not a game-improvement design. Look at the Srixon ZXi4.
Look at instead
- Titleist T100$1,499Fits the same golfer, for $1 less.
Specifications
7 of the 7 fields we checked are published by Srixon.
| Specification | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Maker’s category | PlayersSrixon: “A player’s Iron”; its comparison chart labels ZXi7 “Players.” | Evidence: Verified |
| Set makeup | 4–PW or 5–PW sets; 3-iron and SW custom onlySet options as listed on Srixon’s page: “*ZXi7 3 & ZXi7 SW Irons Offered Custom Only.” | Evidence: Verified |
| Construction | Forged S15C steel single-piece body with tungsten toe weightSrixon: “softer S15C steel in the single-piece Iron body”; “a high-density tungsten weight in the toe of each long and mid iron.” | Evidence: Verified |
| 7-iron loft | 32° | Evidence: Verified |
| Loft by club | 3: 20°, 4: 22°, 5: 25°, 6: 28°, 7: 32°, 8: 36°, 9: 41°, PW: 46°, AW: 51°, SW: 57°From Srixon’s specs table, which lists one loft per club. The 3-iron and SW are custom only and right-hand only; every other club is RH/LH. | Evidence: Verified |
| Offset | 2.8 mm at the 7-ironSrixon describes “minimal offset”; it lists offset club by club, from 3.7 mm (3-iron) to 0.8 mm (SW). | Evidence: Verified |
| Stock shaft | True Temper Dynamic Gold Mid 115 | Evidence: Verified |
What Srixon claims
Srixon’s own statements about the ZXi7 (2nd Gen), each with its source.
Control
Srixon says the ZXi7 has narrow soles, shorter blade lengths and minimal offset “designed for precision workability.”
Evidence: Verified
Alternatives
First, the irons whose makers describe them for the same golfer. Then the other irons we have researched, placed by the price we last saw: the five nearest in price in each group.
A compact, players look
- Titleist T100$1,499
Spend less
- TaylorMade Qi Max Irons$1,099.99
- Srixon ZXiR$1,099.99
- TaylorMade P·790 (2025)$1,199.98
- Ping G740$1,299
- Ping Blueprint S$1,329.99
Similar price
- Ping i540$1,499
- Titleist T100$1,499
- Titleist T250$1,499
- Srixon ZXi5+$1,499.99
- Srixon ZXi5 (2nd Gen)$1,499.99
Spend more
- Cobra 3DP MB Irons$1,979
- Cobra 3DP Tour Irons$1,979
- Cobra 3DP X Irons$1,979
Also researched, without a current price to compare: Tour Edge Hot Launch Max Irons, Wilson DYNAPWR Forged (2026), Wilson Staff Model Blade, Wilson Staff Model CB (2026).
Price checks
What it has cost, store by store
5 checks · 1 store
- Lowest new now
- $1,499.99
- At TGW
- Maker’s list price
- —
- Srixon does not publish one
- Lowest used
- —
- No current used listing
- Deal check
- Day 33 of 60
- Deal calls start after 60 days of its own prices
Latest at each store
TGW
$1,499.99New
Same as our first check
Lowest new
Every check (5)
| Checked | Store | Condition | Stock | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 9 | TGW | New | In stock | $1,499.99 |
| Nov 2 | TGW | New | In stock | $1,499.99 |
| Oct 19 | TGW | New | In stock | $1,499.99 |
| Oct 12 | TGW | New | Pre-order | $1,499.99 |
| Oct 9 | TGW | New | Out of stock | $1,499.99 |
Evidence ledger
Where the information on this page came from, when it was read, and how firmly it is established.
- Evidence: Verified
Srixon publishes the second-generation ZXi7 club-by-club lofts and offsets, the set options and stock shaft, calls it a player’s iron, and describes a forged S15C steel single-piece body.
Values were matched against the downloaded text of the page when we checked.