This combination keeps the whole set inside the players performance family while changing the shape underneath your hands. ZXi5+ carries the long irons with its longer blade lengths, wider soles and stronger lofts for more distance and forgiveness, then ZXi5 takes over in the scoring clubs with a shorter blade and moderate offset for control into the green. Because both models share the same forged Sup10 face, S20C body with tungsten and MainFrame iQ face technology, the feel stays consistent from the first club to the last. What changes is the profile behind the ball, and that is exactly the point: help where the shots are long, precision where the shots count. Other combinations can be configured to suit your game.
ZXi5+ brings a confident topline, longer blade lengths, wider soles and stronger lofts to the long irons. It is the more forgiving chassis of the two, built to get the ball up and out from the places where long irons are genuinely hard work.
From the 8 iron down, ZXi5 takes over with a shorter blade length and moderate offset. The cleaner profile gives you the control and shot-making you want in the scoring clubs, without stepping all the way into a blade.
Both models are forged at Endo in Japan and share MainFrame iQ, a variable-thickness network of grooves, channels and notches milled into the back of the face for more speed across the whole set. The Tour V.T. Sole runs throughout, keeping turf interaction consistent from the 3 iron to the wedge.
| Head | Model | Loft | Lie | Length | Hand |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | ZXi5+ | 19° | 60° | 39.25" | RH |
| 4 | ZXi5+ | 21° | 60.5° | 38.75" | RH/LH |
| 5 | ZXi5+ | 23° | 61° | 38.25" | RH/LH |
| 6 | ZXi5+ | 26° | 61.5° | 37.75" | RH/LH |
| 7 | ZXi5+ | 29.5° | 62° | 37.25" | RH/LH |
| 8 | ZXi5 | 35° | 62.5° | 36.75" | RH/LH |
| 9 | ZXi5 | 39° | 63° | 36.25" | RH/LH |
| PW | ZXi5 | 44° | 63.5° | 36.00" | RH/LH |
| AW | ZXi5 | 50° | 63.5° | 35.75" | RH/LH |
| SW | ZXi5 | 56° | 63.5° | 35.50" | RH |