Srixon I-701
This larger-headed I-701 could be launched high on demand and sounds better at impact than its more metallic-sounding I-601 predecessor. It will probably prove the more playable I-701 offering for the majority of golfers.
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The new I-701 irons are available in two distinct head types – a classic shallow-cavity Tour model designed for excellent feel and control thanks to a “press-milled” forged face, and this slightly larger pocket-cavity model, again forged to give low to mid-handicappers the feel and control they crave, but with the added bonus of extra forgiveness.
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