Starting this thread to go over the new XXIO & Srixon Gear at the show, There wasn't much that we didn't know about but this video shows some of my favorite products at their booth. The Z-725 forged cavity back looked pure and so did the Z925 muscle back. The new woods looked just alright to my eyes.

For those of you not so familiar with XXIO, it's one of the best selling brands in Japan geared toward the player seeking big time forgiveness. I do suggest them for players looking for a point and shoot golf club.

Any questions just post um up here, T and I will do our best. I know Tatsuro hit all the new models in the swing cage as well.

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We knew about these already, but man... always good to look at them. I especially like the very clean looks of the Srixon!

XXIO7 driver head is the reason I'll post my Ryoma Premia head on BST tomorrow. Can hit it with my eyes closed. Amazing. Will try to put Crazy513 in.

For me, the Forged head is a bit demanding (again, for me) so I bought XXIO7 even it's earlier model.

Mark

XXIO7 in Crazy 513 is monster for me. Forgiving and far. Big head at address let me feel I'll hit it with any swing. Crazy really brings the ball flight down and roll more. Just right for me. Can't believe I'm kinda among only few big fans of XXIO here. No regret at all for selling the Premia and D-1 ST.

Mark