Srixon ZXi Drivers Review

By: Golfshake Editor | Thu 19 Jun 2025

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Golfshake Gear Expert Ryan Rastall is back with another review and this time taking a look at the new 2025 Srixon ZXi Driver family testing out the Max, Standard & LS models at Howley Hall Golf Club in Leeds.

The new Srixon ZXi lineup features three models: the ZXi Max, designed for maximum forgiveness; the standard ZXi, offering a balance of performance with slightly less MOI; and the ZXi LS, a low-spin option tailored for skilled players seeking lower spin and a more penetrating launch.

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Srixon says the new ZXi drivers are packed with advanced technology aimed at delivering greater consistency, forgiveness, and adjustability. One of the standout features is a redesigned structure with enhanced face flex and improved energy transfer for more efficient ball speed across the face. A newly introduced visible Laser Face Milling pattern also helps to stabilize spin, particularly in wet conditions, offering more reliable performance in all weather.

The drivers feature expanded adjustability, with multiple weight port locations that allow players to tweak spin and shot shape to suit their game. Srixon also includes an all-new 1.5-degree adjustable hosel with 12 settings, enabling fine-tuning of loft, lie, and face angle for optimal launch conditions.

The ZXi driver lineup itself is made up of three distinct models tailored to different player profiles. The standard ZXi Driver is built for balanced all-around performance, combining high ball speeds, forgiveness, and moderate spin. The ZXi LS is designed for players with faster swing speeds, offering a low-spin profile for a flatter, more penetrating flight and added distance. Finally, Srixon introduces the ZXi Max, its most forgiving model ever, with the highest MOI in the lineup to promote effortless launch and maximum stability off the tee.

Watch the full video to see which model matches your handicap and swing—and why the ZXi drivers series could be the driver you consider next.