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Alohaed

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Alohaed Dedicated Member

Alohaed

I many of you in this forum use Mizuno irons. I plan on hitting some and maybe buying the MP52s, when I can finally afford new irons. I also like the looks of the Srixon irons. Has anyone own them or hit balls with them, and if so, any opinions?
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GaijinGolfer Super Member

GaijinGolfer

Srixons are sweet. They are easily every bit as good as Mizunos. You cant go wrong with just about any forged Japanese irons.

Whats in my :sunmountain: C-130 cart bag?

Woods: :mizuno: JPX 850 9.5*, :mizuno: JPX 850 15*, :mizuno: JPX-850 19*, :mizuno: JPX Fli-Hi #4, :mizuno: JPX 800 Pro 5-PW, :mizuno: MP T-4 50-06, 54-09 58-10, :cleveland: Smart Square Blade and :bridgestone: B330-S

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bogey train Newbie

bogey train

I have a set of srixon I-506 irons and they are the best Ive hit
I have hit mizuno MP 30 regularly as well as titleist and other leading brands

Do not committ to buying anything until you at least hit the srixon irons
either 701 or 701 tours
or 506
or 302 ( plenty will say they are the best )
you can ge the 506 and 302 pretty cheap now
but even the 701s are cheaper than mizunos etc
another good reason to look at them
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Alohaed Dedicated Member

Alohaed

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Thx. I'll see if my pro shop has them. As for certain models at discount prices, it doesn't pay for me. I see many irons, on TGW and other stores, discounted, many below $500. I would love an older set(new of course) of Titleist irons. My problem is I need shafts 1" - 1"+ longer. So even if I get a set of irons, 5 - PW, say at $450. After adding another $300+ for reshafting, that's $750, more than most new clubs. Then a possible $50 - $100 fitting fee also. Why couldn't I be a normal sized golfer, who can use off the rack clubs? :( I'd be shopping Ebay right now.
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tefunk Dedicated Member

tefunk

I demo'd the Srixon Z 745 and 545 irons today... Wow! These irons are as nice as anything out there. I have been pretty much sold that Mizuno would be the next iron set for me (I currently play MP-52s and REALLY like them). But after trying out the Srixons today, I don't see how I could not throw them into the mix for consideration... And they're $150 cheaper I believe. Worth checking out for anyone who plays irons in this category
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THException Established Member

THException

Yes. I hit a z745 4i today and WOW these things are butteryyyy. I was really impressed with the weighting, feel, and trajectory.

I hit one out of the toe and it went as straight as I could ask for. Definitely worth considering.

Just wanted to plug Srixon z745 once more......

WITB:

Driver:

Titleist Pro Titanium 905T, 9.5*, Graphite Design, Regular

Irons:

Ping i5, 5i-W, Stock Steel, Regular

Wedges:

Mizuno MPT4, 50*, Dynamic Gold Spinner

Titleist SM5, 56*, Dynamic Gold S200

Putter:

Day to day

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