The top Players Distance irons produce extra yardage through the use of ultra-thin faces or hollow-body designs all while maintaining the appearance of an iron a tour pro might play. Here is how ...

The preeminent Players irons share two essential traits: They forgo raw distance in favor of control, and they have a pleasing aesthetic at address that inspires tour-player-like confidence.

A combo set with ZXi5 4- and 5-irons and ZXi7 6- to 9-irons are making a difference for Straka, who in his first three starts has put on strong ball-striking displays with the new irons.

The company also made the G440 appear more premium with a chrome finish. The Deep Dive: With the release of the Ping G440 irons, the Phoenix-based equipment maker has updated and refined the ...

To ensure the Irons maintain their strength and durability, Srixon used Condensed Forging in their ZXi7, ZXi5, and ZXiU Irons. This proprietary technique strengthens specially chosen sections of each ...

But with the G440, Ping took a new approach, ensuring that, in addition to added distance, these irons also are easier to control. “In this category, we continue to emphasize the importance of ...

When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. PING did something impressive with their new G440 game-improvement irons: they squeezed more performance into a more compact iron profile. In ...

Softer-than-before irons The new ZXi iron lineup features three different models – ZXi7, ZXi5 and ZXiU – all created with Srixon’s new i-FORGED technology. Srixon used “condensed forging ...

What you need to know: Srixon developed a new forging process that allowed the brand to use softer materials in its irons for enhanced feel, then created different shapes that offer a variety of ...

The search for improving iron feel is never-ending for clubmakers, but Srixon says it’s made a breakthrough with its new Impact Forging tech in the latest Srixon ZXi irons. Srixon has a new ...

Normally, when you have top-performing forged irons with a cult-like following, R&D’s prime directive is simple: Don’t f”#k it up. Whatever metallurgical magic is going on with the new Srixon ZXi ...