Srixon ZXi4 vs Srixon ZXi5 Irons Comparison Overview

Srixon ZXi4 Vs Srixon Zxi5 Irons

Srixon Zxi4 Vs Srixon ZXi5

Two irons from the same line today with the 2025 Srixon Zxi5’s vs the Srixon Zxi4’s.

Overall, the Zxi4’s are the bigger bulkier, game improvement irons that will inspore more confidence behind the ball for high to mid handicappers who are less consistent with their irons.

The Zxi5’s are players distance irons with a cavity back design. They are aimed at mid handicappers who want to work the ball more while maintaining good distance, feel and accuracy.

The Main Frame

Both Irons use the mainframe design which does look premium although both irons are a little boxy on the eye.

Forged Face

The condense forging process is used with each iron and this is 14% softer in the Zxi4’s and 7% softer in the Zxi5’s than previous generations.

Tour VT Soles

The soles dig through turf easily and offer consistency on strikes low on the face.

Progressive grooves

Both sets have more grooves in the shorter irons than the long irons for more spin and accuracy when hunting pins.

Great for Mix And Match

You can easily sport the longer, more forgiving Srixon Zxi4’s in the longer irons and the more sleek, player friendly Zxi5’s in the scoring irons to lower your handicap and become a better golfer.

Srixon ZXi4 Vs ZXi5 Lofts

Club	ZXi4 Loft	ZXi5 Loft
4	21°	22°
5	23°	24°
6	25.5°	27°
7	28.5°	31°
8	33°	35°
9	38°	39°
PW	43°	44°
AW	49°	50°
SW	56°	56°

Srixon Zxi5 Vs Srixon Zxi4 Performance

The Zxi4 were longer and with a lower flight and less spin than the Zxi5. They were also more forgiving with a tighter dispersion.

The Srixon Zxi5 had a higher ball flight with more spin and more stopping power on the greens.

They were more workable when hunting the pins but less forgiving and a wider dispersion, especially on mis hits.

Both irons are great and compete in their respective categories. Make sure to try both in your tested before committing to your 2025 irons.

Srixon Zxi5 Irons

Srixon ZXi54

Category: Players Distance Iron – Forged Face

Srixon ZXi5 Irons First Impressions

Srixon Zxi5 Irons

“The Srixon Zxi5 irons do look premium off the bat. They have a clean players look while they are a little boxy and the top line is a little thick for this type of model.”

You can tell these irons are for mid handicappers who want speed because the power look of soles.

They use Main Frame technology in the head with a Sup10 Condense forged head which is 7% softer than previous model, delivering in terms of speed.

The tungsten weight in the heel and toe will produce forgiveness and feel on off center shots.

The Tour VT sole cuts through the turf with ease and also keeps the dispersion tight on shots low on the face.

The ZXi5 sits in the middle of the longer and more forgiving ZXi4 and the ZXi7 players iron which is for low handicappers who want to target the pins and work the ball with more control.

All these clubs can be mix and matched meaning you can have the ZXi4 and 5 in the longer irons and then the ZXi5 or ZXi7 in the scoring irons for more precision.

Overall, the ZXi5 are compact irons that will suit more consistent strikers who want a blend of forgiveness, workability and distance.

They offer a higher shorter flight than the ZXi4’s.

Srixon Zxi4 Irons

Srixon ZXi4 6

Category: Game-Improvement/Players Distance

Srixon ZXi4 Irons First Impressions

The first things to notice about the clubs is the premium finish and the player friendly head.
You can see that the offset is minimal but you do get the thick top line and sole for more forgiveness.

On hitting the irons, you notice the beautiful sound and feel from the I forged face, which has gone through an extra stage of forging to improve the strength.

The metal is also lighter by 14% and the weight savings are relocated further back in the head to improve launch angle and spin.

The irons are very focused on distance and as a result there is a lower flight with less which may lead to less stopping power on the greens.

For this reason it may be wise to use the long irons in the ZXi4 and move to a more player friendly model in the scoring irons to get that extra spin.

The Tour VT sole offers a sharp leading edge to cut through the easily and their is progressively more grooves as you get into the scoring irons.

When you it slightly off center, there is almost no deviation in distance and accuracy.

Overall very impressed with these irons.

Srixon Zxi5 Iron Selling Points

I Forged Condensed Forging Process
7% Softer Face
Tungsten Weighting For Forgiveness.
Mainframe Tech Lowers And Deepens COG
Progressive Irons With More Grooves In Scoring Irons
Srixon ZXi series is great for mix and matching.

Srixon Zxi4 Iron Selling Points

I Forged Face For Excellent Sound And Feel
Premium Players Look With Great Distance And Forgiveness
Forgiving On Off Center Hits
Mainframe Tech Lowers And Deepens COG
Progressively More Grooves In Shorter Irons
Tungsten Bar Low In The Head To Improve Stopping Power
Great For Long Irons With Mix And Matching

Who Are The Srixon Zxi5 Irons for?

Srixon Zxi5 3

The Srixon Zxi5 irons are for players who want a forged feel, great distance, workability and accuracy.

It is for mid handicappers who striker the ball consistently. It is also for low handicappers who want something with more distance and consistency in their longer irons.

They are at a higher price point than many other irons and are in a crowded market with some great irons to compete with.

Srixon will hope to corner more of the market than they have managed in the past but these will probably still be used by Srixon aficionados mostly in 2025 and beyond.

The Srixon Zxi5 Lofts

Club	Loft	Lie	Offset	Length
3*	20°	60°	4.2mm	39.25″
4	22°	60.5°	4.0mm	38.75″
5	24°	61°	3.8mm	38.25″
6	27°	61.5°	3.6mm	37.75″
7	31°	62°	3.2mm	37.25″
8	35°	62.5°	3.0mm	36.75″
9	39°	63°	2.7mm	36.25″
PW	44°	63.5°	2.2mm	35.75″
AW	50°	63.5°	1.9mm	35.75″