425 $
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Srixon |
| Shaft Material: | Steel | Model: | Z745 & Z945 |
| Dexterity: | Right-Handed | Club Type: | Iron Set |
| Flex: | Stiff |
Up for sale is a used mixed set of Srixon Z745 & Z945. They are shafted with KBS Tour V in stiff. 5-pw have brand new Golf Pride Cord .600 and 3-4 Irons have the same grip but used since the day I bought them. I've listed the make up below:3 Iron - Srixon Z945 4-6 Iron - Srixon Z7457 Iron -PW - Srixon Z945They are Standard L/L/L.
As you noticed I do have the 3 iron in the 945, never been a fan of a hybrid and for me the 3I was much easier through the rough. I bought these on July 17 2016 through Golfsmith as a custom order that shipped directly from Srixon. I've played 5 rounds with them and probably 10-15 range sessions.
Pictures of the faces are in the order of PW-3iron, left to right, and grouped pw-7 and 6-3 iron.These are great irons, in great condition. As you can see from the pics. they have seen very little play, no browning, grooves are exactly the same as new, and no rock dings at all. BUT they are forged irons so they do ding up easily and if you've played with any type of forging you probably understand what i'm talking about. If you are looking for pristine/brand new irons, it would probably be best to look for another set. This set will have some bag chatter and small marks from lie angles being adjusted, which have absolutely no effect on the playability and beauty of these clubs. But if you know this is going to bother you please look for another set.Hopefully anyone looking through this listing can see that I'm trying to be as honest as possible.....So the reason I'm selling my brand new set of srixons are b/c I really don't see much of a difference b/t my current mixed set of Mizuno mp 69 & 64. The Srixons where probably a 1/2 longer, same shaft, but I could never really dial them in. What I mean by that is if i was averaging 10-20 ft on my approaches with my miz, then the srixons where probably 15-30ft. Shot the same scores, but that special something was never there, probably due to the fact I've played mizunos my whole life. That being said they, Srixons, are amazing irons, the feel on them are incredible, Miura like (clam down miura fanboys, i said almost), but definitely a "different softer from mizuno". Overall a very special set of irons, if it weren't for my trusty Mizuno, I'd game them with out thought. Thanks for looking and please send me any questions you might have.