Srixon ZXi RKT: New Drivers, Fairway Woods, and Hybrids

With the ZXi-RKT family,Srixon is introducing a completely redesigned generation of metalwoods. In addition to three different Drivers, the new series includes fairway woods and Hybrids—often referred to as “Rescues.” The focus is on new face technology, a model-specific sound concept, and significantly more options for customization.

Srixon’s RKT Face: Aiming for More Consistent Speed

The key innovation of the series is the RKT Face, which combines four technologies. The new VR-Titanium, a silicon-enhanced titanium alloy, is designed to provide greater flexibility in the face and clubhead areas. The advanced i-FLEX structure supports this goal with thinner sections in the face and more efficient energy transfer.

The concept is complemented by the Variable Roll Design, which is intended to stabilize the direction of off-center hits, particularly when the ball is struck high on the toe. The Rebound Frame also features two flexible zones to improve energy return across the clubface and club body. Srixon’s goal is not only to achieve greater ball speed but also to deliver the most consistent performance possible across a larger sweet spot.

The drivers also feature “ACOUSTICORE.” AI-optimized rib structures inside the clubhead and a lightweight carbon crown are designed to tailor the sound specifically to each model. According to Srixon, the new generation was developed over more than two years in collaboration with Tour players. The face shape, face depth, crown height, and lie angle were also revised during this process.

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Srixon ZXi RKT: Three Drivers for Different Needs

The ZXi RKT LS is designed for golfers with higher clubhead speeds who want to reduce their spin. The compact, slightly pear-shaped head offers weight adjustment between the front and rear. More weight in the front tends to promote a flatter flight with less spin, while a rear-biased weighting supports launch and stability. The LS is available in 8°, 9°, and 10.5° lofts.

The ZXi RKT is designed to be the most versatile model in the family. Its weight distribution between the heel and toe primarily influences directional tendencies. In the standard configuration, the heavier weight in the heel promotes a neutral to slightly draw-biased ball flight. Shifting more weight toward the toe can alter the flight path toward a Fade. With 9° and 10.5° loft options, the Driver is designed to appeal to a wide range of players.

The ZXi RKT MAX emphasizes stability and forgiveness. Its larger profile and a weight positioned deep and far back are designed to make the takeoff easier and stabilize performance on off-center hits. According to Srixon, the MAX has the highest MOI in the company’s history. It is available in 9°, 10.5°, and 12° lofts.

All three drivers feature the QTS-1.5 hosel with twelve settings. Loft, lie, and clubface angle can be adjusted; the loft can be changed by up to 1.5 degrees in either direction.

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Srixon ZXi RKT Fairway Woods and Hybrids with a New Fitting System

The ZXi RKT fairway woods are available as a 3+ wood at 13.5°, a 3-wood at 15°, a 5-wood at 18°, and a 7-wood at 21°. These models incorporate RKT Face technologies and combine them with an adjustable hosel and a replaceable sole weight. A 10-gram weight is installed as standard, with weights ranging from 2 to 16 grams available. This allows you to fine-tune swing weight, club feel, launch conditions, and the distance gaps in the upper part of the bag. The 3+ and 3-woods also feature a carbon crown.

The hybrids range from 17° to 28°, covering the 2- through 6-hybrid range. Their compact design is intended to enable controlled play from the Fairway, the Rough, and difficult lies. Srixon positions them as a true replacement for long Irons—not merely as smaller Fairway Woods. The adjustable hosel and interchangeable sole weight make it easy to tailor the flight path, head weight, and distance intervals to match your existing club set.

Conclusion and Availability

The ZXi-RKT series is particularly interesting due to the clear differentiation among the Driver models and the expanded customization options for Fairway Woods and Hybrids. The LS is designed for lower spin, the standard Driver for versatility, and the MAX for maximum stability. A professional fitting can help determine the right model, the correct loft, and the appropriate weight distribution.

The launch date is set for October 16, 2026. U.S. prices are listed at $649.99 for the Drivers, $379.99 for the Fairway Woods, and $329.99 for the Hybrids. Specific prices and availability in Europe will be announced as soon as they are available.