Though the Srixon I-701 Irons look like a traditional forged cavity back iron on the outside, pop the hood and you’ll see that the technology is anything but ordinary. The secret lies in the pocket cavity structure, which effectively lowers and deepens the I-701’s center of gravity. This delivers an extremely stable clubhead through impact and makes it easier to get the ball airborne for high, straight iron shots.

The I-701’s clubhead is also unique in that it is a 2-Piece design with a forged 1025 carbon steel body and an extremely soft forged 1020 carbon steel face. The softer, thinner clubface allows for a very large, high COR area making the I-701 extremely long, even on off-center hits. While that may sound like a lot of science, one look at the I-701 and you’ll know that aesthetics and playability were equally as important to the designers. With its clean set up, progressive offset and traditional profile, this is a club that will appeal to the mid to low handicap golfer alike.