Srixon Unveils ZXi RKT Metalwood Range: Specs, Prices, Dates

Srixon has launched the ZXi RKT metalwood family, a ground-up redesign of its driver, fairway wood and hybrid lineup built around a new titanium face. The full range goes on sale October 2, 2026, with the release brought forward from its original date by what Srixon called popular demand.

What technology is behind the ZXi RKT range?

Every model shares Srixon's new RKT Face technology, a silicon-enhanced VR-Titanium alloy paired with an i-FLEX face structure designed to widen the area of the face that produces high ball speed. A dual-zone Rebound Frame and a new Variable Roll Design are aimed at keeping off-center strikes on line, while an AI-optimized ACOUSTICORE internal rib structure and carbon-fiber crown were built to tune the impact sound. Srixon says the range followed two years of prototype testing with its Tour staff, including refinements to face depth, crown height and lie angle.

How do the three drivers differ?

The ZXi RKT LS has the most compact, teardrop-shaped head of the three and uses front-to-back weighting, aimed at better ball-strikers chasing lower spin and maximum distance. The standard ZXi RKT has a rounder profile and heel-to-toe weighting for golfers who want forgiveness alongside shot-shaping control. The ZXi RKT MAX is Srixon's highest-MOI driver to date, built around a single fixed rear weight rather than adjustable head weights, and is aimed squarely at golfers prioritizing forgiveness and stability on mis-hits. All three carry an adjustable hosel sleeve for loft and face-angle changes.

What about the fairway wood and hybrids?

The ZXi RKT fairway wood carries the same RKT Face architecture and gains adjustable hosel and sole-weight settings for the first time in the model line. Reviewers who have tested it note it produces notably high ball speed but comparatively low spin next to rival fairway woods, a combination that suits golfers wanting a flatter, more penetrating flight off the tee or in windy conditions rather than a high-launching approach club. The hybrids extend the same face technology into a smaller-headed option, though Srixon has released fewer specifics on that model so far.

The line-up reflects what elite players are asking for.

Which tour pros have already used it?

The ZXi RKT LS reached tour bags before its consumer release: Ryan Fox won The Open Championship with it, Shane Lowry won the Irish Open at Doonbeg, and Jenny Shin won the Women's Scottish Open. "The final product is a line-up that reflects what elite players are asking for," said Joe Miller, Srixon's product manager.