KZG ZO Irons

KZG forged irons are the personal favorite of many touring pros ... and now there are six different models to suit every player's needs! Among these models is the Zero Offset which guarantees the same unmatched quality, feel and performance.

These ZO Blades have made it into the bags of some of the most famous Tour Players from around the world and even were put on the cover of Flagstick Magazine. Thin top line, little offset, perfectly designed, in a word: the ultimate player's club. Double forged & hand crafted in 520C Carbon Steal.

The Zero Offset is available in either satin or chrome finishes.

ZO BLADES: #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #PW #AW #SW Tolerance

Loft: 15° 18° 21° 24° 28° 32° 36° 40° 44° 48° 52° 56° ±1.0

Lie: 59° 59.5° 60° 60.5° 61° 61.5° 62° 62.5° 63° 63.5° 63.5° 64° ±1.0

Weight (G): 228 235 242 249 256 263 270 277 284 291 296 300 ±3.0

I love mine!!! They are all I could ever ask for in an iron.

I wish I had the game to hit these consistently. However, when I hit them on a range where my clubmaker is, these were like butta! Silky smooth and I even attempted to work the ball. Excellent clubs.

Not the most forgiving set of blades I have hit. Very good feel on well struck shots. I gave them a 5, very much what I was after when I picked these up.

How do these compare to MIZUNO offerings?

I was told by a KZG dealer that these clubs are forged in an old Mizuno plant. I cant varify this but I have hit the clubs and they are a quality forging.

Bill

These were some of the most amazing irons I have ever played! I never should have gotten rid of them! They have a wonderful look, and feel, and performance. I put True Temper Black Golf shafts in XX in them and that combo was outstanding! I found that they were rediculously long and forgiving. I acctually had to bend the lofts even weaker because I was hitting them too far. The guy I gave them to says the same thing as me. He thinks the long irons in paticular are the longest and some of the easiest he has ever hit. All in all, these clubs are incredible, if you have a chance to pick up a set....DO IT!

I have the chrome ZO's 4-pw, shafted with Black Gold S flex. I am in love with the feel these give me. Great feedback without being extremely harsh on mishits. I am suprised how forgiving they are for a blade. My miss tends to be on the heel, so the blade design doesn't hurt me often. I, too, am finding the long irons to be very long. I recently hit my four iron against my 22 degree hybrid, and the iron was only 3-4 yards shorter.

Rating: 5 for me. Great design, and just lovely.

These clubs are the REAL DEAL. I've played a lot of different blades. The ZO's set up fantastic at address, are very workable, good trajectory, and on and on.

KZG has a definite winner with this one. If your a stonger player and like blades, do not hesitate to consider this club!!!!!

This is the only blade that comes close to the feel of my black nickel MP 68's

Where can you find a set of ZO blades to buy?

I just bought a set on ebay last week. They pop up on there every now and then.

I'll have a used set for sale here shortly.

Currently playing the Cobra Pro MBs circa 2009 (same that jason gore played)

Love the ball flight and trajectory off the MP68s - are the KZGs similar to that?

Also, live in Norcal - where are they sold?

All KZG clubs are sold by club fitters. You can find these locations of these club fitters at the KZG website.

I have had and wore out 3 sets. I still have one set that is a back up to my 2 scratch sets. They are incredible irons. Very soft, nice thin top line, compact head. They are one of my all time favorite irons.

On my 3rd set after twice wrongly going a different direction. Still nothing better IMHO. Not bad for a 2006 iron.

I just got there hps irons. Ian 80 years old with a 5iron swing speed of 80 so I was recommends to use these. I hit them so well I can't wait to play more. Iwas about ready to quit but not now.