Srixon ZXi RKT Drivers

Three Drivers, Three Clear Jobs

The Srixon ZXi RKT line comes in a core model, a compact low-spin LS and the company's highest-MOI Max. Each uses a deeper face and taller head to improve performance on strikes high on the face, but their weighting separates shot shaping, speed and forgiveness.

Silicon Helps the Face Flex

Srixon's new VR-Titanium alloy adds silicon for more strength and flexibility across the face and body. That lets the AI-designed i-FLEX structure become thinner, while RKT Face targets speed across a wider group of impact points. Rebound Frame adds a second flex zone, and Variable Roll changes face curvature to keep mishits closer to line.

The Sound Was Redesigned Too

An ACOUSTICORE chassis uses AI-optimized internal ribs with carbon crown and sole pieces to tune each head's impact note. The work addresses an area where earlier Srixon drivers often lagged behind the brand's irons. Early testing found the new line crisper and more solid than its predecessors.

Core, LS or Max

Heel-and-toe weights let the standard RKT shift between draw and fade bias. The LS moves weight front to back to trade spin for forgiveness, while the Max uses a rear weight around a stable, slightly draw-biased head. All three are priced at $649.99.