Srixon’s ZXi series is launching soon.
Jack Hersh
To help more golfers hit more shots like tour pros, new Srixon ZXi drivers, fairway woods and hybrids deliver extra distance, increased adjustability and, for some, For golfers, you can also choose to maximize the MOI to get a more direct and consistent impact.
Let’s dive into the key details of the 2025 line:
1. More energy transmission, longer distance
The ZXi line of drivers, fairway woods and hybrids feature new face technology called i-FLEX, a face thickness pattern that is thinner in the center and thicker in the heel and toe. Brings greater energy transfer to long-distance shots. Additionally, in some models, this new technology is made from a new type of titanium called Ti72S, which Srixon says is stronger, lighter, more flexible, and stronger than the face material in previous iterations. More durable.
“The flexibility of these clubs transfers energy more efficiently, resulting in more power at impact,” said Jeff Brunski, vice president of research and development at Srixon. “Golfers will feel these new woods with every swing. Added power and responsiveness and seeing their shots go further.”
Additionally, the internal structure of the ZXi driver includes a lattice star frame beneath an ultra-thin titanium crown for increased structural integrity. All ZXi clubs also feature a rebound frame for greater face flexibility and faster ball speeds.
2. Three different drive models
ZXi driver: The best “all-around” option of these three drivers, the ZXi driver is a high-MOI driver that produces mid-to-high launch angles and mid-to-low spin rates. It features a Ti72S face and two adjustable weights in the heel and toe to further refine shot patterns.
ZXi LS driver: Designed for players who prefer a low-spin, mid-height launch, the ZXi LS driver provides additional performance for golfers with faster swing speeds who want to avoid ball flight off the tee. Like the ZXi, the ZXi LS features a Ti72S face and two adjustable weights, but in this model, Srixon positioned the weights behind the face and at the back of the clubhead so golfers can adjust more specific spin rates.
ZXi MAX driver: ZXi MAX has the highest MOI of any Srixon driver to date and is designed for maximum forgiveness and distance. Despite its forgiving nature, its shape and silhouette don’t scream “game improvement.” A removable weight at the rear of the clubhead allows golfers to adjust swing weight without altering the inherently high MOI design. ZXi MAX is also available in women’s models.
3. Enhanced adjustability
The three new drivers, fairway clubs and hybrids all feature enhanced adjustability via a 1.5° loft sleeve to adjust shot shape and face angle. The driver also features Laser Face Milling, a new feature designed to stabilize spin rate for more consistent shots in wet conditions.
4. ZXi fairway woods are powerful too
The new ZXi fairways feature the same technology as the driver, including a redesigned i-FLEX face and adjustable hosel. Fundamentally, however, some models differ significantly. The 3- and 3+ fairway woods feature a stepped carbon crown that lowers the center of gravity for higher, farther launches—specifically, 4.6 yards more distance than previous generations. The ZXi fairways also have a tweaked leading edge to make the toe area appear more grounded at address, and a new sole design is optimized for increased forgiveness. The ZXi fairway is available in a women’s version.
5. A first for the ZXi hybrid
ZXi Hybrid: The ZXi hybrid features a larger head shape and, for the first time in a hybrid, an adjustable hosel, i-FLEX technology and rebound frame to deliver higher ball speeds and greater strength at all lofts/models fault tolerance. These new hybrids are also available in women’s versions.
6. Price and availability
Srixon ZXi drivers are $549.99 each, ZXi fairway woods are $349.99 each, and ZXi hybrids are $279.99 each. Everything will start to be available January 24.
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