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The Srixon ZX Utility is the perfect replacement for those hard to hit long irons. Even tour pros have switched to this kind of club as they offer more long-game power, control, and forgiveness in a blade-like design with minimal offset and narrow top-lines. Each ZX Utility iron benefits from Srixon’s powerful mainframe technology and it is this variable thickness pattern of the grooves, channels & cavities that allows for maximum face flex at impact. This 2nd generation Mainframe also repositions mass away from the face and into the toe and sole for a lower CG placement.
MainFrame
MainFrame is a variable thickness pattern of grooves, channels, and cavities carefully milled into the backside of the Iron face that maximises flex at impact. This second-generation design goes even further, not just boosting COR but repositioning mass away from the face and into the toe and sole for a lower CG.
Sole Notches
Revered by Srixon tour staff, their popular sole notches on the heel and toe of each sole lessen drag by reducing the amount of surface area that contacts the ground. Ultimately, they provide better clubhead speed through turf and improve shot versatility without sacrificing forgiveness.
Utility Iron Shapes
The ZX MK II Utility features their widest soles, combined with minimal offset and an appealing look at address, makes our forgiving, hollow ZX Mk II Utility long Irons professional favourites. New for Mk II, every ZX Iron model now features the same top-line thickness, so combination sets are even more seamless from address.
Forged Multi-Piece Construction
ZX Mk II Utility’s forged SUP10 faces are strong yet light—increasing face-flex at impact for enhanced speed and distance—while a forged 1020 Carbon Steel body absorbs vibrations for a softer feel. Then, high-density tungsten in the base of each ZX Utility Iron significantly lowers its centre of gravity, giving these long Irons a consistent high-launch trajectory
