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Srixon and XXIO Drivers, Irons and PuttersOne page per club type, compared on the official numbers

Dunlop has two brands: Srixon, which is heavier and leans toward control, and XXIO, which is light and easy to swing. Compared by the numbers, the difference shows clearly in total weight and length. On Sep 12, 2026, Srixon's drivers and irons were renewed. I lined them up using the numbers on Dunlop's official site and Sumitomo Rubber Industries' news releases.

Drivers ZXi RKT and XXIO Drivers Compared: Lighter Means Longer All four ZXi RKT models are ¥89,100. Total weight is 304–313 g for Srixon, 281 g for the XXIO 14 and 257 g for the Prime. Irons Srixon and XXIO Irons Compared: 7-Iron Lofts Run 28–33° The ZXi5 and ZXi7 have the same lofts as the 2024 versions but cost about ¥20,000 more. The ZXiR and XXIO 14+ share a 28.5° 7-iron. Putters Cleveland and XXIO Putters Compared: Three Price Tiers The HB SOFT 2 is ¥19,800. The Frontline Elite puts the center of gravity toward the face.

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