Srixon I-701 Tour Forged Irons
Srixon created the I-701 Tour Forged Irons with the help of some of the world's finest--Jim Furyk, Robert Allenby, Tim Clark, and John Rollins. Forged from soft 1025 carbon steel, the I-701 Tour Forged irons are intended for the better player. This is because they're not especially forgiving, even though the slight cavity back does provide a very small measure of forgiveness for off center shots.
A unique feature of the I-701 Tour Forged irons is the Face Press Milling treatment, which provides excellent workability in these clubs. Combined with the superior feel that comes from the soft steel with which they're made, the I-701 Tour Forged irons can easily compete with other top brands such as Mizuno and Nike. Another great feature of these clubs is that the sole has a unique design which utilizes cuts in the toe and heel. What this does is to lessen the turf profile, making the I-701 Tour Forged irons playable on practically any lie.
In addition to their superior feel and performance, the I-701 Tour Forged irons have a thinner topline than their predecessor, the I-701 Forged irons, which makes them preferable by better players because of the traditional appearance. They feature a Rifle Project X Steel shaft with a Lamkin Crossline Style Grip.
To sum it all up, the Srixon I-701 Tour Forged Irons are an excellent set of clubs for low to mid handicap players, which perform well with great playability, accuracy, and feel, as well a small amount of forgiveness.
