Srixon's driver lineup doesn't get the mainstream attention that Titleist, TaylorMade, and Callaway do, but its ball-making DNA shows up in how deliberately the company approaches face and clubhead engineering. Roughly every two years since 2009, Srixon has released a new driver generation, most recently the ZXi series.
Reviews are linked where we have them; models without a review are marked "coming soon".
| Year | Series | Models | Key Highlight | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | Z-Series | Z-RW | Early Srixon-branded driver era begins | Check Price |
| 2010 | Z-Series | Z-TX | Refined face technology | Check Price |
| 2014 | Z-Series | Z 745, Z 545 | Dual-model split by player type begins | Z 745Z 545 |
| 2016 | Z-Series | Z 765, Z 565 | Improved aerodynamics | Z 765Z 565 |
| 2018 | Z-Series | Z 785, Z 585 | Final Z-series generation before the ZX rebrand | Z 785Z 585 |
| 2021 | ZX | ZX5, ZX7 | Rebound Frame Technology debuts | ZX5ZX7 |
| 2023 | ZX Mk II | ZX5 Mk II, ZX7 Mk II, ZX5 LS Mk II | Refined Rebound Frame, added LS option | ZX5 Mk IIZX7 Mk IIZX5 LS Mk II |
| 2025 | ZXi | ZXi, ZXi LS, ZXi Max | Current flagship: i-FORGED impact forging process | ZXiZXi MaxZXi LS |
The Z-Series Era (2009–2018)
2009–2010: Z-RW / Z-TX
Srixon's early standalone driver era, built around the same tour-focused engineering philosophy the brand had already established with its irons and balls.
2014–2018: Z 745/545, Z 765/565, Z 785/585
Srixon settled into a two-model split (a lower-numbered, forgiveness-focused option and a higher-numbered, tour-preferred option) refreshed roughly every two years through the end of the Z-series.
The ZX Era & Rebound Frame (2021–2023)
2021: ZX5 / ZX7
Rebound Frame Technology introduced alternating zones of flexibility and rigidity throughout the clubhead, a structural approach to face speed rather than just a thinner face insert.
2023: ZX5 Mk II / ZX7 Mk II / ZX5 LS Mk II
A refinement pass on Rebound Frame, plus a new low-spin "LS" variant for better players wanting more workability.
Current Generation (2025–2026) New
2025: ZXi / ZXi LS / ZXi Max
Srixon's current flagship, built around i-FORGED, a new impact-forging process used across the whole ZXi driver and iron lineup, plus a Tour V.T. Sole tuned individually per model.
Srixon vs. the Competition
- Srixon ZXi vs Titleist TSR3 (coming soon)
- Srixon ZX7 Mk II vs Callaway Rogue ST Max (coming soon)
Also see: Titleist Drivers Hub · TaylorMade Drivers Hub · Callaway Drivers Hub
The Srixon driver lineup for 2026
| Driver | Launch | Price at launch | Lofts | Best for | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Srixon ZXi | At US retail 24 Jan 2025 [1] | $549.99 | 9°, 10.5° (12-way, ±1.5° hosel) | players who want adjustability and a mid flight for less money than most rivals | Check Price |
| Srixon ZXi Max | At US retail 24 Jan 2025 [2] | $549.99 | 9°, 10.5°, 12° | low-to-mid swing speeds and anyone who wants the most forgiving Srixon | Check Price |
Srixon drivers on tour
Srixon drivers are in 6 of 167 tour bags tracked by DORMIED [3]. In our Tour Bag Index, 2 players use one: Hideki Matsuyama (ZXi RKT LS, 9° @9.1 "Q", September 2026), Shane Lowry (ZXi RKT LS+, 9°, September 2026).
Sources
- Golfweek — Srixon ZXi, ZXi LS, ZXi Max drivers (13 Jan 2025)
- Golf Digest — Srixon ZXi drivers: what you need to know
- DORMIED — tour WITB database (brand share across 167 tracked bags, checked 27 Oct 2026)