Srixon Goes Full Black: The New Blackout Collection Debuts on Tour

*In Partnership with Srixon*

This week at Riviera, Srixon debuts its recently launched Blackout Collection, and if you’re even remotely a gear nerd, this one deserves your attention. Blackout collections aren’t new in golf. We’ve seen the matte finishes. The murdered-out drivers. The tonal logos. But every time they drop, they get sharper. More refined. Less gimmick, more intention.

Srixon’s approach feels cohesive.

Black Chrome irons.

Blackout Vessel and staff bags.

Blackout Accessories.

And then there’s Hideki Matsuyama.

He’s been with Srixon since turning pro, but what separates this moment is alignment. Hideki’s entire wardrobe is bespoke, custom cut and sewn in Japan with Srixon marks placed intentionally. You can’t buy what he wears. You can’t replicate it.

He’s quietly been one of the best-dressed players on Tour for years, especially when it comes to color blocking. Behind the scenes, Srixon has real energy right now. The industry knows it. You’ll start to see it.

And if you love gear, actually love gear, being able to pick up pieces from this blackout lineup feels special.

This wasn’t just a drop.

It was a statement.