Ashton Golf Clubs

Easy distance.
Effortless confidence.

Two game-improvement families designed to help you launch it higher, fly it farther, and play with more consistency — whether you're building a full set or upgrading one club at a time.

Ashton TX15 driver and Z-75 Max iron on an industrial workbench
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TX15 vs Z-75 Max

Same Ashton philosophy — different emphasis. Pick the feel that matches your game.

TX15

Best for: new & improving golfers who want easy speed and straighter flight.

Aerodynamic shaping, thin face tech, and draw-helping weighting make TX15 a confidence builder from tee to fairway.

Z-75 Max

Best for: mid- to high-handicap golfers who want maximum forgiveness and higher launch.

High-MOI stability, rear weighting, and low-CG designs help keep mishits playable and distance consistent.

TX15 Spotlight

Easy speed. Straighter shots.

Designed to help you swing faster and see more shots fly straight — even when contact isn’t perfect. TX15 blends aerodynamic shaping, thin faces, and draw-friendly weighting to build confidence from the tee down through your irons.

Driver

Aerodynamic shaping and an ultra-thin cup face help generate more speed, while heel weighting promotes a subtle draw bias.

Fairway & Hybrid

Thin faces and speed channels boost ball speed while weighting encourages straighter, more consistent flight.

Irons

Deep undercut construction improves forgiveness, while a thin face and progressive offset help launch it higher and straighter.

Z-75 Max Spotlight

Maximum forgiveness. Higher launch.

Built for golfers who want stability and confidence on every swing. Z-75 Max combines high-MOI design and rear weighting to help launch it easier, keep mishits playable, and maintain more consistent distance across the face.

Driver

High-MOI stability and rear weighting promote low CG and easy launch, while cup-face tech helps maintain ball speed on mishits.

Fairway & Hybrid

Confidence from a variety of lies with high MOI and rear weighting, plus ultra-thin faces for powerful, consistent results.

Irons

Wider soles and lower CG help launch it higher, while deep undercut design and high MOI promote straighter, more forgiving iron play.

For builders & fitters

Prefer to build your own?

Ashton component heads are available for custom builds and fittings in both TX15 and Z-75 Max (driver, fairway, hybrid, and iron heads). Complete sets are finished clubs only.

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FAQ

Quick answers

What’s the difference between TX15 and Z-75 Max?
TX15 is built around easy speed and straighter flight with aerodynamic shaping and draw-helping weighting. Z-75 Max focuses on maximum forgiveness, higher launch, and stability through high-MOI designs and rear weighting.
Can I buy a complete set?
Yes. Both TX15 and Z-75 Max are available as complete sets, along with iron and combo options.
Do you sell component heads?
Yes. TX15 and Z-75 Max heads are available for custom builds (driver, fairway, hybrid, and iron heads). Complete sets are finished clubs only.
I’m not sure where to start — what should I choose?
If you want easy speed and a straighter, draw-friendly flight, start with TX15. If you want maximum forgiveness, higher launch, and stability, start with Z-75 Max. Either way, you can begin with a single club or go straight to a complete set.

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