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The PXG 0311 T GEN3 irons are the company’s best yet. Softer feel than Gen2 with significantly higher ball speed. Impressive forgiveness in a compact club head.
Introduction
Bob Parsons, the founder of PXG, has a simple rule for introducing new golf clubs: do it when the new version is clearly better than the old one. Given the performance of the original PXG 0311 irons and their sequel, the Gen2, improvement was a tall order.
I had the opportunity to test the PXG 0311 T GEN3 irons head to head with their older brother. The results left me very impressed.
Looks
In the bag, PXG’s GEN3 irons are their best looking models to date. The shape of the back calls to mind the PXG ST iron, so whether you’re playing the T, the P, or the XP, you have the look of muscle back. Additionally, the mill marks across the entire back of the club look incredible.
At address, the 0311 T looks nearly identical to the ST. The top line of the GEN3 has been beveled even more aggressively than the Gen2, so it looks very thin. There’s very little offset, and the blade length is compact without being intimidating.
Sound & Feel
During my fitting at PXG Chicago, my fitter explained the evolution of the material that fills PXG’s hollow body irons. In Gen1, the material was very soft – good for a soft feel, not ideal for ball speed. In Gen2, the material was very hard – the feel became firmer and the ball speed went up. For GEN3, PXG is using two different materials in the head, one soft and one hard. They’re calling the core Impact Reactor, Powered by Xtreme DualCOR Technology. The result is a feel that’s softer than Gen2 with incredible performance.
This not-too-soft, not-too-hard feel also provides the best-yet feedback in a PXG iron. From the first few swings, I was able to easily identify impact locations based on feel.
Performance
With iron lofts continuing to get stronger and stronger, it’s easy to go numb to the boasting about ball speed. “Cool, you got more ball speed…by turning my 6I into a 5I. Woohoo.”
That’s what makes the PXG 0311 T GEN3 irons so impressive: they have significantly more ball speed without changing their lofts. The specs on the Gen2 and GEN3 irons are exactly the same, but, per PXG, the Gen3 creates 2.8 MPH more ball speed. In my testing, I gained 7 yards of carry and had a slightly steeper landing angle.
I can’t overstate the importance of getting more distance with ball speed instead of low spin. In a driver, low spin is great because you want the ball to roll out. With an iron, you want the ball to stop, so gaining distance with low spin is self-defeating. Hitting a 7I 200 yards is only cool if the ball stays on the green. Making double bogeys isn’t cool no matter what iron you hit your approach with.
The other impressive element of the 0311 T Gen3 irons is the forgiveness. Compared to other similar sized irons, the 0311 T GEN3 is at the very top of the class in terms of forgiveness. During my fitting, I hit several shots deep in the heel that still carried beyond my normal 7I distance.
There’s one more important benefit to PXG not strengthening their lofts: the long irons are more playable. For someone like me – low launching, low spinning – an 18 or 19 degree 4I will never be in my bag because it doesn’t carry any further than that set’s 5I or even 6I.
With the crazy ball speed that these irons produce and the 0311 T GEN3 4I at 22.5 degrees, I can play the full 4-PW. I saw meaningful gaps between each iron, all the way to the 4I. As a player who loves hitting irons, this is an advantage because I don’t need to mix and match as many hybrids or utility irons.
Conclusion
While PXG does continue to push the boundaries on price, they’re also pushing the boundaries on performance. There is not a single iron that I’ve tested – and I’ve hit them all – that performs quite like the PXG 0311 T GEN3. To get this kind of ball speed without strengthening the lofts is remarkable, and to put this much distance and forgiveness into a beautiful iron is even more impressive. Don’t be surprised if these are in my bag when my 2020 season starts.
PXG 0311 T GEN3 Irons Price & Specs
Matt lives in the northwest suburbs of Chicago with his wife and two daughters.
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I love the look of these. Great review, high praise for these irons, must be the real deal.
Thanks for getting this out so fast.
Would these be in the Ping Blueprint (size wise) or the Ping iBlade group. Just trying to get a feel for the size of these, or would they be T200 size? Thanks
Will,
Great question. I don’t have the clubs in front of me at the moment, but my gut feeling is that the T is very close to the iBlade, maybe a little smaller, but not as small as the Blueprint. I’ll update this comment tomorrow when I can look at all three next to each other.
Best,
Matt
Thanks so much, I appreciate it. Also can you comment on the Gen3 irons vs iBlade (or i200) irons in terms of forgiveness (as you have d a lot of experience with the Pings). Great review and thanks in advance.
Will,
Looking at all three 6Is next to each other, I’d say that the iBlade has a longer blade than either of the other two, the 0311 T is very close to the Blueprint in that dimension. The top line of the Blueprint is far and away the thinnest, and the 0311 T is actually a little thicker than the iBlade but it’s really well beveled to hide the size. Big picture, they’re all pretty close.
I’m going to be running the iBlade against the PXG extensively this spring. Off the cuff, I’ll say they’re close, probably an edge to the PXG.
Best,
Matt
Matt, how would you compare these in terms of distance and forgiveness compared to the Apex Pro 19?
Garrett,
I don’t have head to head data, but I’d be confident in guessing that the GEN3 is longer and more forgiving, loft being equalized. How much longer will depend on the individual swinging the clubs.
Best,
Matt
Speaking of t100 I play 718 ap2 3-pw and I find the previous pxg irons to be a bit chunky for me but looking at the pictures the t’s look right up my ally. Are they more forgiving than an ap2 (that would be awesome) and obviously faster ball speed I would assume? I just wonder would you see that same jump all the way down to a pitching wedge. An extra 5 yards in a pw with out strengthening the loft would be huge for me. And could I see a little decrease in spin because I’d like to see my ball release more (it’s a preference thing I get a 5 iron to almost stop on a dime and I hate it). Also just guessing from the lofts I wonder if you would see a bigger gapping which would also be nice. I’d like to get fit for those but. That’s the thing about getting fit that sucks you typically go and hit like a 6/7 iron and have to try to guess if you’d want a blended set. I have more questions but that’s enough. Thanks
Sean,
Yes, these are more forgiving and have more ball speed than the AP2. Spin might be a touch lower in the PXG.
Best,
Matt
Wow! Never seen you so high on a PXG product!
To think these could go in the bag is wild.
Adam,
With a brand like PXG everyone has their opinions, but the performance of the GEN3 irons is simply undeniable.
Best,
Matt
How do the T’s blend with the P’s this year? I have the swing speed to game long irons this year, but debating making the game “easier” by swapping in more forgiving long irons (or even hybrids!)
There’s no reason you can’t do that. You’ll need to be aware of the slight loft difference, but that can be adjusted if you want. As always, my suggestion is to get fit. I was surprised to find that the T was better than the P for me in every way. If I was going to combo, I’d probably go all the way to the XP in the 4I and adjust the loft as needed.
Best,
Matt
Would these be closer to the T100 or T200 in terms of head size?
Aaron,
The T100 are closer in size.
Best,
Matt
How would these compare to the Z785 irons?
Lawrence,
The Z785 is a very good iron, but it’s a very traditional design. In terms of ball speed and forgiveness, it’s not in the same league as the PXG.
Best,
Matt
What about compare to Ping I 500?
Donn,
The i500 is very good in terms of ball speed, but nothing is on the level with the PXG with equal lofts. In terms of forgiveness, it’s probably close, but I haven’t run them head to head to say for sure.
Best,
Matt
So… you throwing them in the bag??
Skylar,
It’s likely, but I won’t know for sure until I can play again in the spring.
Best,
Matt
Nice write up. Been following PXG for some time. Recently upgraded to mizuno mp 20
Last year. Love the look. Love the feel. Not crazy about performance. How would you say the gen 3 compares to the mizuno mp 20s? I’m going to schedule a PXG fitting by live in northeast. Waiting for warmer weather so I can really test apples to apples and see ball flight and action outside.
Geoff,
There’s no comparison between the GEN3 and the MP20 (assuming you’re talking about the blade). The PXG is going to be much longer and much more forgiving.
Best,
Matt
$425 a club! They better come with a remote control that’s ludicrous!
Wow — what a flattering review, Matt! Bob Parsons should send his private jet to get you out of those Chicago winters for a trip to Phoenix. Gotta admit, this surprised me and tweaked my interest, PXGs pricepoint duly noted. Probably the two most surprising reviews I have read by you were the “meh” for the new Mizunos (especially the HMBs) and the high praise for the PXGs. Hey, it’s why we read this and subscribe to your site. Thanks.
Steve,
I would happily fly coach to go somewhere where I could play golf right now. :)
Matt
How does the PXG 0311T compare to the 0211 model? The cost difference right now is huge. Is it worth it?
Thanks
CJ
Charles,
First and foremost, the 0311 GEN3 allows you to choose your model where the 0211 is one progressive set. It’s a very good set, but have options is worth something. In terms of raw performance, the GEN3 is going to be faster and forgiveness will be similar.
As for what the difference is worth, I can’t answer that because I don’t spend other people’s money, ever. For me, as good as the 0211s are, I wouldn’t game them because of the size and offset (admittedly a preference, not a need), so if I had to go PXG, it would be the 0311 T.
Best,
Matt
I love your news letter, like reading them and look forward to a new one But you have lost your minds.
How many of your readers can afford $4000 clubs? Thats them sticking it to a select few dummies that have the coin to afford them and he hides behind his service in the military doing it. Those are going to improve the games of us regular joes like a man in the moon.
Ken,
I’ve certainly spilled plenty of “ink” talking about prices, and it remains a major concern for me as it relates to golf growing and appealing to a wider audience. All that said, these clubs perform like nothing else I’ve tested and that deserves to be said as well.
Best,
Matt
Hi Matt,
These must be really good!
I have the Gen 0311P (7-A) and 6/5 0311 XF with a Steelfiber shaft. And for me they are worth every Euro.
Having said that since I tweaked my swing a bit I find the XF harder to hit then the P. Is this something you heard before or this not really possible ?
Are these the best irons you tested so far in terms of distance, forgiveness and looks .
Thanks as always for a genuine honest review!
Best,
Bas from Holland
Bas,
Yes, it’s entirely possible that someone will hit the “less forgiving” option better than the more forgiving one. That was the case with me and the T vs P, which I discuss in my upcoming review of the P.
These are the best irons I’ve hit in terms of distance relative to lofts, and certainly at or near the top for forgiveness relative to size.
Best,
Matt
What are your thoughts on this vs the Cobra Forged Tec that you just reviewed and also liked quite a bit?
Tomas,
I’ll say it like this: the Cobra is a great, great iron, the PXG is the absolute top end in terms of performance. Is that difference in ball speed worth the price gap? That’s for every individual to determine for themselves.
Best,
Matt
Hi Matt, i play currently with the PXG 0311 P Gen 2 irons. In comparison with the new Gen 3 0311T irons is it an option to change to ? Do you recommend this? Should you stick to my current irons or is it a serious option to change to 0311T Gen 3? Please inform, thanks.
Dennis,
It looks like your message got clipped, so I’m not sure I’m understanding completely. There are T, P, and XP options in the GEN3 line, and each will get its own review in the coming weeks. If that doesn’t answer your question, please let me know.
Best,
Matt
I know this threads a bit old. But how would you compare these to the apex pro 19 or even the new 21s if you have hit either?
David,
You can find reviews of all of Callaway’s Apex irons here: https://pluggedingolf.com/?s=apex+iron+review
-Matt
Hi Matt, what i meant was the following: i’m currently playing the 0311 P – Gen 2 pxg irons. If i decide to buy one of the new Gen 3 series what would be your advice? Myself i should prefer the Gen 3 – T version because of your very positive review and the ‘growing’ options for my own game. Or should i stick to the P version and should i go for the Gen 3 – P version? And is this new Gen 3 – P version similar to the Gen 2 – P version, or is the new Gen 3 -P version now more a game improvement iron than a player iron which the Gen 2 – P version is?
Dennis,
I would suggest hitting both and being fit. To answer your second question, the GEN3 P is very much in line with the GEN2 P in terms of size and forgiveness. It’s really a question of A) what fits you and B) what you’re trying to do with your game. I love the T for me, but the P is great, too (full review will be up 1/28).
Best,
Matt
I have the Gen 0211 irons with Modus 105 shafts. I like the clubs but they have a bit of a hard feel to them on all but the most perfect of strikes. Would consider the new P or XP irons if the feel is better without sacrificing distance or forgiveness. What are your thoughts?
Steve,
Feel is subjective, so I can’t know which will feel softer to you. For me, they’re all quite close.
Best,
Matt
Great Review!
I was considering the calloway epic forged but now might have to steer towards the 0311 genes.
Matt I just want to thank you for your reviews on PXG clubs. I was looking to upgrade last year, and and couldn’t wait for the Mizuno HMB to come out. I was so disappointed with them I hit the ping I Tuten much more consistently and ended up purchasing them. They are just a little too tough to hit for me and a little too clicky I’m a big feel player. Your review of the 0211 convinced me to bite the bullet and give it a try when the price dropped before Christmas. I couldn’t be happier they feel amazing and are so forgiving. The long irons are the easiest I’ve ever had, and that says a lot as I am constantly tinkering with my clubs. I usually start getting nervous with a six iron and have zero confidence below that, but I absolutely love the six and five on the 0211 set they go forever, and I even purchased a four iron based on your recommendation and I’m hitting it as far as May 19° hybrid. Great marketing by PXG because I would’ve never tried the clubs otherwise without the price drop. I’ll keep these out to 11s for the next few years and then upgrade to generation four!! Already bought a 17° hybrid to balance out the set.
Mike,
That’s awesome to hear! Thanks for letting me know. I’m glad you’re enjoying your clubs.
-Matt
Great review! I recently went through a PXG fitting and it was outstanding. Do to previous sporting injuries I play graphite shafts and the choices during the fitting process was amazing. I’m use to having to dig in a barrel only to find at most 2 option. The fitter had me try a bunch of different graphite shafts at different weights. Makes a big difference! The Gen 3 heads are soft and solid. Really can’t go wrong with any of them. The 0211 is also i great iron at a great price. I personally ordered the t irons and got the p in the 5 & 6. Can’t wait for those bad boys to ship!!!
Great review, I have played the original PXG 0311 irons since they were introduced and love them. I recently went to be fit for the Gen 3 irons and was put in the XP’s. The difference in distance was incredible 10-12 yards. How much of this would you attribute to stronger lofts. Thanks for the review.
Steve,
I don’t have the lofts of the Gen1 irons available at the moment, but I know the lofts did not change from Gen2 to Gen3 and I saw substantial distance gains there.
Best,
Matt
Matt,
Great review. I bought the Gen2’s last year – T in 7-PW and P in 4-6. Was generally underwhelmed and ended up buying Apex Pro toward the end of the season which I love. I actually saw slightly higher ball speeds with the Apex Pro even though the lofts are 1* weaker than the PXGs. How would you compare the Gen3 T’s to the Apex Pros? Worth a look at the Gen3s?
Brian,
I didn’t run them head to head, but the GEN3 gave me more ball speed, especially relative to loft, than any other iron. If distance is a foremost concern, the GEN3 is definitely worth a look.
Best,
Matt
Hey Matt, how do they compare to the Titleist CNCPT CP-01 irons?
Thanks so much,
Jonathan,
I was not impressed with either of the CNCPT irons (I will have a full CP-01 review out at some point), particularly with their feel. I would take the PXGs by a mile.
Best,
Matt
Hey Matt, great review and really impressed that you’re thinking of putting these in your bag. I currently have the Gen1 0311Ts and absolutely love them. My only issue would be that I hit it plenty far and don’t need anymore distance with my irons. What would be the negative aspect to weakening the lofts 1* on all the gen3 Ts other than adding bounce? Thanks and always enjoy reading your reviews.
Sam,
You nailed it – you’re just changing the bounce and the way the sole interacts with the turf. In my opinion, that one degree shouldn’t change much for you unless you have otherworldly sensitivity.
Best,
Matt
Hi Matt,
Another solid review,
Will you be testing the ST model at any stage? definitely moving from the Gen2 to these or the ST.
Thanks
Dan,
We don’t have any plans to review the ST at this time, but if there’s enough demand, that can change.
Best,
Matt
Hi Matt,
Once again I go to you first for a club review. Thank you for the informative review! Sometimes I worry a club may perform well on trackman with good numbers but how are they to hit 3/4 shots or play different types of shots from bad lies for example. Knowing you haven’t played these on grass or out on the course yet, do you feel these T’s have a good sole and leading edge to be play all types of shots?
John,
The sole is similar in size and shape to other irons I like, so I’m not worried about how it will perform on grass. It’s not very wide and the bounce specs are fairly standard.
Best,
Matt
Hi Matt ,
how do these iron’s compare to the Miura CB 1008 you reviewed previously
Dino,
In terms of performance, there’s not much of a comparison. The GEN3 is longer, more forgiving, easier to hit, the whole nine. The CB 1008 is a very fine iron, feels great, looks great, but it has no technology and the GEN3 is the cutting edge right now.
Best,
Matt
Matt, did you decide to put these in your bag yet? Any more updates since maybe getting some more time with these? Thanks!
Parker,
They are in the bag now: https://pluggedingolf.com/about/matt-saternus/matts-whats-in-the-bag/
I live in Chicago, so while the clubs have been in my house for a while, they haven’t seen enough grass to add much to the review other than that I still think they’re exceptionally good.
Best,
Matt
Thanks for the feedback! Any thoughts on how they compare in performance to the Apex Pro?
Peter,
The Apex Pro is great, the GEN3 is just a little better.
-Matt
Matt, can you compare the Gen3 T to the Blueprint in terms of forgiveness and playability?
Jon,
The GEN3 T is substantially more forgiving than the Blueprint.
-Matt
Well, I no small part from this review, and the new pricing, I went ahead an ordered a set of these. Been fit into a shaft already that I use for all of my irons, so just dropped them in there. Can’t wait for them to arrived and hopefully be able to hit them soon.
I have a combo 0311 T Gen 3 4-6, 7-PW in ST. The ST are much more forgiving than I thought they would be. The Gen 3 irons are probably the best feeling irons I have hit and that includes, AP1, AP2, T100, Srixon 5 and 7 series and the ST’s! I haven’t had a 4 iron in many years but with this set I can game the 4. If you play golf for enjoyment, try to get over the cost if you can. It is a personal decision what you spend your money on but I think these irons are very much worth it. If you buy 2nd hand clubs and feel like you got a steal these are not for you. I play any chance I can get and just love playing golf. These irons have enhanced that enjoyment. They are very playable. I am a 7.5 HC and can play the shorter ST irons with the longer Gen 3’s. I think Matt’s review is spot on and you should give these irons a try.
You say that the z785 and 0311t are apples and oranges, but what is the size comparison (blade length) between the z785 and 0311t?
Jim,
I don’t have both irons in front of me to measure. I would guess they’re close.
-Matt
Its refreshing to read an Excellent unbiased review Matt. Thanks. Also that you may be playing these irons made me go get fitted Are you gaming the T’s now? Also would you do a split set with the ST’s in pw-7 ? If so why or why not. I’ve been fitted for the T’s and also tested the ST’s . Really surprised with the good results with the ST’s. Looking forward in hearing back from you. Thanks . Anthony
Anthony,
Yes, I’m gaming the Gen3 Ts. I went with all Ts because the look is virtually identical but the T has more forgiveness.
Best,
Matt
You say in your article that the gen 2 and gen 3 are the same specs; this is totally incorrect comparing the gen 2 XFs and the gen 3 XP’s 7 iron. The gen 3 7 iron is 2 degrees stronger lofted which totally consumes some of that 8 more yards. I have not found a honest comparison yet on the field testing of gen 2 XP’s with gen 3 XP’s. Also which iron is 8 yards longer.
David,
This is a review of the 0311 T irons. The lofts of the Gen2 and Gen3 T irons are the same.
-Matt
Matt,
The new P770 irons are getting some good reviews and even some comparisons to the 311t in terms of feel and performance. Would love you thoughts on these in comparison to the 311t, which I was pretty impressed with. When do you think that they will be reviewed?
Thanks
Chris
Chris,
I’m not certain, but we will have that review as soon as possible.
-Matt
Hey Matt,
Noticed you play these 5- pitch and a 24 degree new level utility iron. Did you add two degrees of loft to the pxg set? Looking at the specs the 5 iron is 25 degrees and I’m assuming would be way too close in loft to the 24 degree new level iron
Thanks,
Matt
I play the PXG’s at stock lofts.
-Matt
Oh interesting so do you have the new level utility and your 5 iron both at the same loft?
If we assume that these irons really do provide measurable, noticeable performance benefits (ballspeed, forgiveness, without sacrificing feel and playability), why wouldn’t we see more Tour players playing them? This question is genuine – not sarcastic or skeptical.
Jonathan,
The simple answer is endorsement money. If you want to go deeper, you could get into the specifics of what each Tour player wants in their irons, but the simplest answer is the best.
-Matt
Hi Matt,
Iam making decision between PXG Gen 3t vs Miura CB 1008. I know that you played both sets quite extensively. Please could you compare these 3 areas between the 2 sets:
– forgiveness
-ballspeed per loft
– feel
Thank you
Marek
Marek,
The PXG is superior in terms of ball speed and forgiveness.
Best,
Matt
Hey Matt,
This is a great review. I am going to be heading in to Modern Golf here in Canada at the end of the month for a fitting, and I am looking at the JPX 921 Forged, HMB 20, King FT, and now the PXG. Modern Golf has a pretty good deal on the Gen 2 0311 P, and I was wondering if you have had a chance to test the Gen 3 P model, and if so, is it that much of an upgrade over the Gen 2?
Thanks in advance.
Mike,
I have a full review of the Gen3 P here: https://pluggedingolf.com/pxg-0311-p-gen3-irons-review/
-Matt
Hi Matt,
I was curious about the yardage gaps between these irons. I play the iBlades and the gaps are great. I hit my friends i500s and they were so long. The gaps between i500 irons can be 15+ yards. It’s scared me off the hollow irons. The reviews on these PXGs is amazing. And. Who wouldn’t want to hit a 5 iron into a green instead of a 4 iron?!?! Can you speak to your yardages between irons? Anything too large to overcome? Are hollow irons just too explosive for stronger players? Thanks.
Jim,
In all likelihood, your gaps are going to be larger with a longer iron – especially because the Ts have a more traditional PW loft – but they’re not unmanageable for me. There are some very long guys on the Tour playing the T, if that’s a meaningful data point to you.
Best,
Matt
Hi Matt, curious on your opinion with these. Every single review seems to put them a mile ahead of the competition, but not many equipment free agents on tour are putting them in the bag. Not that you can speak for other players but any ideas why they aren’t more popular in the professional game if the performance is so advanced?
Tony,
I think that with Tour players – as with any subset of golfers – there are a lot of factors besides performance that go into the mix (brand perception high among them). Additionally, the average guy on Tour has plenty of distance, so the extra ball speed from these isn’t as relevant to them.
Best,
Matt
Thanks Matt appreciate the feedback. So the superiority of these irons is more in the performance and speed than sound and feel over other brands?
Tony,
Yes. Sound and feel are subjective, so no brand can be objectively superior in those categories.
-Matt
Matt, what are your long term thoughts on these irons and how they compare to the Ping Blueprint?
Jon,
My “long term thoughts” on these irons are no different than what I put into the review – they’re excellent.
The Blueprint isn’t really a comparable iron except for being similar in size.
-Matt
Are you still playing the Blueprints or did you ever put the 0311T’s into the bag?
Jon,
The 0311T irons were in the bag for most of the year.
-Matt
Hi Matt,
How would you put these 0311T irons and 0311P into handicap range?
Regards
David
David,
I don’t like assigning handicaps to clubs because there are too many other elements involved in a good fit.
Best,
Matt
Planning to buy mix set of T and P.. afraid to go T all the way ..
How would you recommend based on mid handicap players (15+)?
David,
It really depends on your swing. I get better numbers with the T across the board, so, even leaving ego aside, there was no benefit to me getting P irons. And, to be clear, that’s got nothing to do with handicap, it’s just purely how my swing works with the irons (particularly the lack of offset). If you’re going to put down the big money to get the GEN3 irons, which are awesome, you owe it to yourself to get to a fitter to find the right combination and specs.
Best,
Matt
The PXG gen 3 irons are on sale and now affordable. How whorls you compare these to the Taylormade P770? The thing I’ve seen in review I like about P770 is the consistent carry distance but I have seen the same from PXG reviews.
Brady,
I have a full review of the P770 here: https://pluggedingolf.com/2020-taylormade-p770-irons-review-2/
-Matt
Looking through the generation of your PXG reviews there seems to have been obvious improvements in the performance and feel. While the feel is soft, has the feel evolved towards a more traditional forged feel or is it a different. I’m currently playing x forged 18s but now looking now at these vs the srixon zx7s – so wondering the difference I could expect between the two.
Thomas,
I have a full review of the ZX7 irons here: https://pluggedingolf.com/srixon-zx7-irons-review/
-Matt
Is the P considerably more forgiving than the T or is the difference not that extreme? Also is the P smaller in size than say an AP1? Thanks
Pete,
It’s a small difference in forgiveness. With regard to the P vs. the AP1, I’ve never held them side by side, but my guess is that they’re quite close.
Best,
Matt
Matt, bought these today. Thanks for all the great reviews and the articulate steer on the best things to test and why. Cant wait to get them! :)
David,
Awesome! I hope you get them on the course soon!
-Matt
Great review. I’m currently playing Mizuno MP-20 MMC and wanted to give PXG a try. I’m leaning toward the P models, but I’m afraid that the blade length and top line will make it look like an oversize club.
In terms of blade length, how would you compare the MP-20 MMC to the T and P models? And what would you compare the forgiveness level of these clubs.
Thanks for the help!
Jo,
The forgiveness of both the T and P is much greater than the MMC. In terms of blade length, I couldn’t confidently say without having them both in hand. My gut reaction is that the T should be comparable to the MMC.
Best,
Matt