Srixon 765 driver...A Rocket Launcher ?

settling4birdie · July 31, 2018

I fit myself into a Srixon 765 driver. I've had it for a few weeks now. Im really impressed by this club. I hit 12/14 fairways today. A couple of the drives were longer than normal. I even had an eagle on a par 5 which is not the norm. The only drawback is the club feels pretty stiff and lacks feedback on striped shots. That being said Id recommend this club for anyone looking for a driver. It is lowering my handicap. I had a 2 way miss with my old driver and now I have a one way miss which makes it more reliable. In summation give this puppy a rip, I think you will be satisfied.

bladehunter · July 31, 2018

745 is. So Im sure the 765 is too.

settling4birdie · August 1, 2018

I never tried the 745 but the 765 is a beast.

Pi5seeker · August 1, 2018

I cant hit mine very well at all and hit the Z545 a little better. The Z765 is extremely low spin...

1Mordrid1 · August 2, 2018

Z765 is very under rated. I felt it was a little fade biased, but that could just be my game. Definitely could see it taking left out of play for me. But my dispersion and numbers were too good with the Rogue to pass it up.

Overall I think Srixon is too easily overlooked by the masses, and they are missing out on some great gear. The 65 series irons get some love, but their balls do not get enough attention, and the U65 utility irons are amazing.

benno_r · August 2, 2018

Any comparisons to the x45 line? I had both 545 and 745 - and both were fantastic. The 545 was so easy to hit, if a little spinny, and the 745 just hit bombs. I am hoping the 765 might slot straight in the middle.

Bingo1976 · August 2, 2018

Z765 is very under rated. I felt it was a little fade biased, but that could just be my game. Definitely could see it taking left out of play for me. But my dispersion and numbers were too good with the Rogue to pass it up.

Overall I think Srixon is too easily overlooked by the masses, and they are missing out on some great gear. The 65 series irons get some love, but their balls do not get enough attention, and the U65 utility irons are amazing.

I agree (if you look at my signature). Even as a 6-7 handicap who rarely plays, the 945s are money (and the 5 iron is probably the easiest 5 iron to hit that I've ever played), the U65 2 iron is a stunning club, and the 565 Driver is a solid performer - good carry and dispersion. I've ended up with a bag full of niche but high performing clubs for less then the cost of TaylorMades...