Four new Srixon Z-series irons aim to give different classes of players help with the things that matter to them most while still providing a fairly classic shape that all demand.
Delivering tour-level performance and revolutionary energy transfer to the tee, it’s time to discover how your power goes farther with the all-new ZX Mk II woods, while the all-new ZX Mk II irons are fast and pure.
Lee’s iron game was particularly strong at Pine Needles, ranking T-3 in greens in regulation, hitting no fewer than 14 over her first three rounds and 13 on Sunday.
The new Q-Star shares technology with Srixon’s tour-validated Z-Star Series, but it’s packaged into a two-piece, ionomer construction for great value and performance.
Srixon, a global leader in golf ball technology and innovation, proudly launched the seventh-generation Z-Star Series golf ball in February. The Z-Star and Z-Star XV are available in Pure White and Tour Yellow.
 Srixon brings multiple colours (red and yellow) to its new Q-Star Tour Divide golf balls, but unlike other companies, they’re bringing those two colours to each share a hemisphere on every ball.
The three-piece Z-Star and the four-piece, dual-core XV both feature core designs that start soft but get decidedly firmer towards the perimeter to give higher swing speed players more potential for longer driving distance.
Australian Golf Digest
