(ONE HUGE PROBLEM) These NEW Golf Clubs Are ALMOST PERFECT!?



These NEW Golf Clubs Are ALMOST PERFECT!?

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  1. It has never made sense to me that we just hit a 7 iron and determine if we want to spend thousands of dollars or not. 🤦🏻‍♂️ these Srixon’s intrigue me. I want to try to get a set of the mark I’s used.

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  2. James you have nice informational videos, but since I subscribed you told me I won something and you have not answered me on what I won even when I went to your email or other place you told me to go and asked you a few times to answer me what I won, it was right after you had the New Callaway Paradym driver package, wish you would just tell the truth would be nice.

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  3. Srixon have clearly put a lot of work into making these irons very blendable but that may very well be their undoing especially at the retail level.
    The issue with blending a set is that most big box stores do not like splitting apart sets. I normally just play 5-PW in irons and but I cannot buy that in store because they can’t just get rid of the 4 iron or Gap Wedge in stock sets, let alone split sets in half. Even if they could do that I’m pretty sure these 3 irons all have different stock offerings as their shafts and possibly different stock grips so I’m not sure I’d even want that if it was offered to me at a store. That’s not good for local sales since any combo set would have to be custom ordered. Maybe that’s how Srixon on wants it but I can say there are quite a few golfers out there who walk in and just buy what’s on the rack. Hope they do well because they look great.

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  4. I know Srixon make/or made a full on muscle back version as well yet when I look at the witb on golfwrx most tour players use the zx7 or older 785 version. I'm eyeballing Cobra lately, those new King tours look solid…without yelling it.

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  5. Got fitted into the ZX7s (5i-PW, GW) a few weeks ago. I was blown away at the consistency and forgiveness despite them being considered a players iron. Might get a ZX5 or Utility in a 3 or 4 Iron sometime in the future.

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  6. I really like how you give the non big five manufacturers their time in the the sun. I definitely would give Srixon a look if I were to look at a new set. I watched your ZX 5 five wood review and I have to say I was impressed. Keep up the great vids.

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  7. Dear James I have a review for you. The Ram FX 77 irons. You liked the Ram VIP irons wonder what you would think of the FX 77 irons. $350 USD. Muscle backs with Lamkin cross line grips and quality shaft's. I have the set with the graphite shaft and love them in a simulator and wonder what you would think.

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  8. Always used Titleist irons and was looking between T100s and T200 but now thinking about these too. I play off 11 but like a really thin top line. Put off by 'forgiving irons' looks. An ideal world would be slighlty forgiving, workability, and they all look like a Mizuno 🙂

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  9. I have the mk1 ZX7 4-pw, absolutely stunning! I've always played titleist irons and won't be going back after gaming these!! Being a single figure Hcap who likes the feel and workability I didn't like the offset of the 4 or 5.

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  10. Scott Gourlay Golf Technology (SGGT) is the only place I know who fit clubs using a 4,6,8 & wedge options. Not just a 7i. Having all those options makes sets or combo sets so much easier selecting the right clubs. I have ZX7s awesome clubs. Looking forward to the MK2s.

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  11. I bought the ZX 5 last year after returning a set of P790 Taylormade. Absolutely the best irons I have owned. I have a set of 1995 Hogan Apex that I have played since 95, and these ZX5 are the best. Love the videos.

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