Mizuno JPX923 Hot Metal, 5 to PW vs Srixon ZX5 Mk II, 5 to PW
Iron sets comparedMizunoJPX923 Hot Metal, 5 to PW
vsSrixonZX5 Mk II, 5 to PW
Two iron sets that often end up on the same shortlist. Here's how they differ, who each one suits, and which is the better buy used.
Srixon ZX5 Mk II, 5 to PW
Full reviewThe short answer
Buy the JPX923 Hot Metal, 5 to PW if you prefer the Mizuno look and feel.
Buy the ZX5 Mk II, 5 to PW if you want a softer, forged feel.
Both sell used for well under their launch prices ($1,000 and $1,150). Live used prices are coming soon; until then, use the shop links to see what each costs today.
Side by side
| JPX923 Hot Metal, 5 to PW | ZX5 Mk II, 5 to PW | |
|---|---|---|
| Model year | 2022 | 2022 |
| Best for | Most golfers | Most golfers |
| Launch price | $1,000 | $1,150 |
| Loft | 21.5° to 40° | 24° to 44° |
| Launch / spin | mid / low | mid / mid |
| Construction | Cavity back, cast | Cavity back, forged |
| Helps a slice | No | No |
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