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Srixon ZX5 Mk II

2023

The ZX5 Mk II sits deliberately in the crowded 'player's distance' middle ground, and independent testing (MyGolfSpy 2023) backs up that positioning — it graded out as a top performer for accuracy specifically, which aligns with its slimmer, more players-oriented shaping versus bulkier game-improvement rivals. The forged, milled-face MainFrame approach is Srixon's answer to cast multi-material faces used by some competitors, aiming to deliver similar ball speed gains while keeping the soft forged feel purists want. Compared to the sibling ZX4 Mk II (more game-improvement focused) and ZX7 Mk II (more compact, tour blade-like), the ZX5 Mk II is the 'goldilocks' model in the three-iron family.

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Who should play this club — and why

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Designed for low-to-mid handicap golfers who want a 'player's distance' iron — someone transitioning from a pure blade/players iron but still wanting more ball speed and forgiveness, or a better player who doesn't want to sacrifice the workability and compact, tour-like look of a forged head.

VERIFIED PRODUCT FACTS

What is specific to this model

The Srixon ZX5 Mk II is a forged players-distance iron released by Srixon (Dunlop Sports) in 2023 as part of the second-generation ZX Mk II lineup. It positions itself as a bridge between game-improvement and players' irons, pairing a slim topline and modest offset with speed-focused face technology for golfers who want workability without giving up forgiveness. MyGolfSpy's 2023 testing named it a top-ranked player's distance iron, citing strong accuracy alongside solid distance and forgiveness.

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construction

Forged iron head with a milled, variable-thickness face (second-generation MainFrame channel design)

material

Forged construction (mild carbon steel body per Srixon's forged iron practice); black chrome or satin chrome finish options

loft lie by club

3: loft: 20° • lie: 60° • 4: loft: 22° • lie: 60.5° • 5: loft: 24° • lie: 61° • 6: loft: 27° • lie: 61.5° • 7: loft: 31° • lie: 62° • 8: loft: 35° • lie: 62.5° • 9: loft: 39° • lie: 63° • PW: loft: 44° • lie: 63.5° • AW: loft: 50° • lie: 63.5°

shaft options

steel: KBS Tour Lite (R, S flex) — 94g Regular / 100g Stiff • graphite: UST Mamiya Recoil Dart 65 (A, R, S flex) — 61g Amateur / 64g Regular / 78g Stiff

stock shaft

KBS Tour Lite steel (stock offering, with graphite Recoil Dart 65 as an alternate stock option)

stock grip

Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360

price at launch

Approximately $1,199.99 USD for an 8-piece steel set (4-AW) at introduction in 2023

finish options

Black Chrome and standard Satin/Tour Chrome finishes

set makeup

3-iron through Approach Wedge (AW), individually fitted; 3-iron and 4-iron typically sold as add-on/single irons

MainFrame (2nd Generation)Progressive Groove DesignTour V.T. (Variable Toe) Sole

GEARCADDIE MODEL ANALYSIS

What this exact club is designed to do

The ZX5 Mk II sits deliberately in the crowded 'player's distance' middle ground, and independent testing (MyGolfSpy 2023) backs up that positioning — it graded out as a top performer for accuracy specifically, which aligns with its slimmer, more players-oriented shaping versus bulkier game-improvement rivals. The forged, milled-face MainFrame approach is Srixon's answer to cast multi-material faces used by some competitors, aiming to deliver similar ball speed gains while keeping the soft forged feel purists want. Compared to the sibling ZX4 Mk II (more game-improvement focused) and ZX7 Mk II (more compact, tour blade-like), the ZX5 Mk II is the 'goldilocks' model in the three-iron family.

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MainFrame (2nd Generation)Progressive Groove DesignTour V.T. (Variable Toe) Sole

construction

Forged iron head with a milled, variable-thickness face (second-generation MainFrame channel design)

material

Forged construction (mild carbon steel body per Srixon's forged iron practice); black chrome or satin chrome finish options

loft lie by club

3: loft: 20° • lie: 60° • 4: loft: 22° • lie: 60.5° • 5: loft: 24° • lie: 61° • 6: loft: 27° • lie: 61.5° • 7: loft: 31° • lie: 62° • 8: loft: 35° • lie: 62.5° • 9: loft: 39° • lie: 63° • PW: loft: 44° • lie: 63.5° • AW: loft: 50° • lie: 63.5°

shaft options

steel: KBS Tour Lite (R, S flex) — 94g Regular / 100g Stiff • graphite: UST Mamiya Recoil Dart 65 (A, R, S flex) — 61g Amateur / 64g Regular / 78g Stiff

stock shaft

KBS Tour Lite steel (stock offering, with graphite Recoil Dart 65 as an alternate stock option)

stock grip

Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360

price at launch

Approximately $1,199.99 USD for an 8-piece steel set (4-AW) at introduction in 2023

finish options

Black Chrome and standard Satin/Tour Chrome finishes

set makeup

3-iron through Approach Wedge (AW), individually fitted; 3-iron and 4-iron typically sold as add-on/single irons

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