Summer Heats Up: A Major Month for Team Srixon
Published by Max Brittan on 1st Aug 2026
July proved to be one of the strongest months of the season for Team Srixon with big wins, emotional moments, and Srixon players stepping up when it mattered most on some of golf’s biggest stages.
RYAN FOX IS THE CHAMPION GOLFER OF THE YEAR
Entering the final round of The Open Championship two shots behind the leader, Fox knew he would need a strong finish to put himself in contention. Instead of chasing the leaderboard, he stayed patient, trusted his game, and continued to put himself in position throughout the final 18 holes.
Playing in some of golf’s most challenging conditions, Fox showcased the complete skillset required to win a major championship with precision off the tee, control in the wind, and the ability to deliver under pressure when every shot mattered.
The defining moment came on the 72nd hole. With a major championship on the line, Fox delivered three of the biggest shots of his career, launching a 330-yard drive down the middle of the fairway, sticking his approach to 11 feet, and confidently rolling in the clutch birdie putt to secure his first major championship title.
The victory marked a career milestone for Fox and added another major championship moment for Team Srixon. The performance also highlighted the immediate impact of new product including the New Srixon Driver and New ZXi Iron, with Fox trusting the latest technology in one of golf’s biggest moments.

Ryan Fox's Winning Setup
- New Srixon Driver (10.5°)
- New Srixon Fairway Wood (3)
- New Srixon ZXi Iron (3i)
- Srixon ZXi5 Irons (4i-5i)
- Srixon ZXi7 Irons (6i-PW)
- Cleveland Golf RTZ Wedges (50° MID, 56° MID, 60° MID)
- Srixon Z-STAR XV Golf Ball
JENNY SHIN BREAKS THROUGH IN SCOTLAND
After more than a decade of dedication and perseverance, Jenny Shin finally captured the victory she had been chasing. Shin earned her first LPGA Tour title in over 10 years at the ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open, delivering a composed performance and going wire-to-wire to earn her second LPGA title.
With unpredictable winds, firm conditions, and a challenging course setup throughout the week, Shin relied on her veteran experience to manage every situation thrown her way. She remained steady from start to finish, trusting her preparation and executing the shots needed to separate herself from the field. Her ability to stay composed under pressure ultimately led to one of the most meaningful victories of her career.
Adding to the significance of the victory, Shin also had the New Srixon Driver in play, further validating the performance of the product.
Jenny Shin's Winning Setup
- New Srixon Driver (10.5°)
- Srixon ZXi5 Iron (4i)
- Srixon ZXi7 Irons (5i-PW)
- Cleveland Golf RTZ Wedges (50° MID, 54° FULL, 58° MID)
- Srixon Z-STAR XV Golf Ball
NEW SRIXON DRIVERS OFF TO A FAST START
It didn’t take long for the New Srixon Drivers to show up in a big way.
Both Ryan Fox and Jenny Shin had it in play during their wins this month, and it showed exactly what Srixon engineers designed it for: speed, stability, and confidence when it matters most.
From major championship pressure on Sunday, to closing out a win in Scotland, the new Driver held up in every situation. And now with multiple wins already on the board, it’s safe to say they are ready to launch.
Z-STAR XV SPOTLIGHT
When conditions get tough, the Z-STAR XV really seems to come alive.
That was definitely the case with Ryan Fox, Jenny Shin, and Jerry Kelly all trusting it to secure their wins. Wind, firm turf, pressure shots, all the things that make golf hard and the Z-STAR XV just kept performing.
The combination of a penetrating flight, great distance control, and trusted greenside feel gave all three players exactly what they needed to stay in control all week.
JERRY KELLY ADDS ANOTHER MAJOR TO HIS RESUME
Longtime staffer Jerry Kelly captured the Senior Open Championship, earning his 14th PGA TOUR Champions victory and third senior major championship. Throughout the week, Kelly relied on the same steady ball-striking and consistency that have made him one of the tour's most respected competitors.
Trusting his Srixon Irons and the Z-STAR XV golf ball, Kelly navigated the challenging championship setup with precision and control, ultimately securing one of the biggest victories of the season.
Jerry Kelly's Winning Setup
- Srixon ZX Mk II (4i-PW)
- Cleveland Golf RTZ Wedges (52°, 58° FULL)
- Srixon Z-STAR XV Golf Ball
TEAM SRIXON ON THE LEADERBOARDS
It wasn’t just the winners in July. Team Srixon was all over leaderboards again this month.
Lucas Glover is playing his best golf of the season, with a T3 finish at the John Deere Classic and a T5 at the ISCO Championship. Taylor Pendrith also had a strong week at the ISCO, finishing solo 2nd after a multiple-hole playoff. Additionally, Hideki Matsuyama added another top finish with a T3 at the 3M Open, continuing a steady season at the top of the game.
On the LPGA Tour, Miyu Yamashita continued her impressive summer run with a pair of top-five finishes in July. She opened the month with a T4 finish at The Amundi Evian Championship, before following it up with a T5 at the ISPS HANDA Women's Scottish Open.
SOCIAL MOMENT
A special edition of This or That with the Champion Golfer of The Year ?
JULY BY THE NUMBERS
- 3 Tour Wins: (PGA TOUR, LPGA TOUR, PGA CHAMPIONS TOUR)
- 1 Major Championship win
- 2 wins with the new Srixon Driver
- 3 wins with Z-STAR XV
- 4 additional Top-5 finishes
- 14th Champions Tour win for Jerry Kelly
- First major win for Ryan Fox
- First LPGA win in 10 years for Jenny Shin
- Global Wins: 26