Srixon promises the holy grail of consistency: The new Z355 series, with its revolutionary Action Mass Technology, aims to elevate swing speed and accuracy to a new level. From driver to irons – Srixon places more weight deep and low in the clubheads. The goal is clear: more stability through impact, a higher ball flight, and more consistent results for everyone seeking improvement on the course.
Mass is Power: How Action Mass Elevates Your Game
This Action Mass Technology is not a half-hearted gimmick for a single club model; rather, it extends through the entire Z355 family lineup. It is tailored for golfers with moderate or slower swing speeds who prioritize high launch, maximum forgiveness, and a more consistent feel. The drivers and fairway woods are designed to get the ball into the air more easily and resist the dreaded twisting on off-center strikes.
Hybrids also benefit from this philosophy, designed to replace long irons as reliable weapons. The Z355 irons are conceived as classic game-improvement clubs. Here, the focus is on assisting with ball launch and providing enormous forgiveness – a clear statement against the compact, harder-to-hit models designed for pros.
ZXi Success and the DELOFTED Check
Srixon is already performing strongly with its irons: Recent retail data from October 24 shows that the ZXi5 irons continue to lead sales charts in Japan, ahead of the ZXi7. The ZXi Max models, while not part of the Z355 line, also shine in independent tests from October 24 with their forgiveness. The flip side of the coin with the Z355: more forgiveness and an easier ball launch often mean less control for targeted shot shaping and a less compact design than models for more skilled players.
The Z355 family is thus a true statement from Srixon, focusing on a consistent design concept across the entire bag. Those who want to make their game more stable and get more balls cleanly into the air could be perfectly suited here. While exact launch dates or prices are not yet known, we are eager to experience this Action Mass on the course ourselves.
