Srixon I-506 Irons

Srixon I-506 Irons 

DESCRIPTION

The new Srixon I-506 irons are as much pure craftsmanship as they are precision instruments for scoring. Forged out of soft 1025 carbon steel, these irons give the feedback and response that better players demand in their shotmaking, with all of the technology and forgiveness built into the Digital Impact Design. The beautiful, classic blade profile with a thin topline and minimal offset give the appearance of a traditional players club.

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Purchased:
New  
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5
[Oct 30, 2022]
olivernicholle9052


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No more overshooting or laying it way short. This club is def the best in my bag and has me so confident every time I pull it out just aim for the cup and let it sit within 3-5 feet everytime. See:Opelika Towing Company

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None . .

Purchased:
New  
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5
[Nov 18, 2014]
Dan Carone
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Srixon I 506

Purchased from a local pro shop two-and-a-half years ago brand new, never used, 3 iron through PW, standard lofts and lie as I'm 5'8" and have played of with muscle backs and blades off the rack my entire golfing life of about 59 years since the early '60s. This is the straightest club I have ever played and I have played with a lot, including those so-called "game improvement" clubs. Really, the only game improvement anyone needs is to learn the correct fundamentals and proper swing and work at it. I love the traditional look of the 506: the thin top line; flat, wider sole; very little offset; most of all, with the 3 and 4 irons you minimally see the back of the club when addressing the ball, which to me can be a huge distraction. Eye appeal is everything to me and this club has it all, including ball flight. I can't wait to try the new Z 745s when they hit the market in my area.

Customer Service

I had damaged my 6 iron with some scoring on the sole after a shot. I contacted Cleveland/Srixon customer service via email about a replacement head. A couple of days letter a get a response from a rep that unfortunately the club was and is out of production, but he provided me with an address where I could have the club repaired or refinished, so I was pleased with the quick response.

Similar Products Used:

Spaulding First Flight, PGA Ryder Cup, Hogan Apex, Ram, MacGregor VIP, Taylor Made 200, Taylor Made Preferred.

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5
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5
[Dec 28, 2009]
simon
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: srixon pro 100 irons

Making a return to golf after 25 years and wanted a quality set of forged irons, without the top end price tag. Bought these little beauties on e bay, second hand, for $250AUD. Needed to spend time at the range getting back into the groove, but these clubs are just fantastic. Distance and accuracy are quite extraordinary and the feel is complimented with that 'muscle' that only comes with forged irons.

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4
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4
[Aug 31, 2009]
31648
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: 506

I've put over 20 rounds withthese clubs and could not be happier. They have a blade feel to them. I have the dg300 stiff shafts.

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5
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5
[Oct 24, 2008]
maugust
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: SRIXON I-506 ~ Rifle Project X 5.5

Found a used set (5-PW)cheap and thought I might use them as a back up set. I've been playing Hogan Apex blades for 3 years and wasn't really looking for a change. The I506's are larger clubheads than the Hogans, but their simple and tradtional appearance at address is pleasing. It only took a few rounds to dial in the new distances for each club(gained 5-7 yds). I added a 50* gap wedge in order to cover the yardage gap between my PW and SW.
Instead of being a back up set, they're in the bag and the Hogans are in the closet.
There is an amazing amount of technology packed into these clubs that's hidden while at address. Traditional thin topline with minimal offset. I find the I506's long and very forgiving.
Appearance - Traditional in the playing position. In the bag they are good looking and show a hint of the technolgy packed inside.
Distance/workability - Consistent distances. Gained 5-7 yards per club due to the modern lofts. Can work the ball at will.
Accuracy/Control - I was concerned about the wider sole, but the reliefs seem to be in the right places. Tight hard pan lies were tough until I got used to them. Cut through rough easily. Good distance and spin control.
Feel - I'm addicted to the feel of forged clubs and these do not disappoint.
Not quite as soft as Hogans or Mizunos.
Quality/durability - Well made and very durable. I do keep them covered because they are forged and will ding easily.

Recommend for the player that wants some forgiveness but doesn't want to give up traditional looks and workability.

Customer Service

Contacted SRIXON on line customer service concerning a shaft issue and the getting a matching 4 iron. They were responsive but unfortunately I have to go through a dealer to get warranty or custom work done. A little inconvenient since very few Srixon dealers carry anything other than Srixon balls. I have yet to locate a Srixon equipment dealer. I've solved my issues without using a Srixon dealer. Hopefully with their recent acquistion with Cleveland more dealers will carry Srixon clubs.

Similar Products Used:

APEX blades, Hogan Edge Forged, Mizuno MP Grad, McGregor VFOIL 1025M and McGregor MT Tourney

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RATING
5
VALUE
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5
[Jan 17, 2008]
BigBoy
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed: Srixon I 506

I've used these for a year now and I'd put them right up there with Mizuno and Miura. I really appreciate how I can work the ball whether it be a fade, draw. The trajectory is exceptional. You definitely know when you've jucked one. Try them you'll like em.

Customer Service

I purchased these with the advice of our club pro. He fitted me and I'm very pleased.

Similar Products Used:

TM R7 tp, Callaway X forged, Mizuno MP 67, MacGregor PMB, Hogan FTX

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5
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5
[Jan 16, 2008]
macgregor6
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Srixon I 506

I tried the 506 2 years ago at a demo day. It came down to the 506 or Ping S 58 out of all the irons I tried. I'm happy to say I got a set of Srixon 506. They are extremely consistent and have the feel of a true forged club.

Customer Service

Great at 3 baals .com

Similar Products Used:

Most of the lh forged clubs available

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5
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5
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