While the ZXi driver moved Srixon into more accessible territory, the ZXi fairway wood arguably makes the bigger leap. Everything in its construction shows a push toward speed, height, and forgiveness, without losing the unmistakable Srixon sensation.

Rebound Frame Re-Engineered for Fairway Strikes
Fairway woods live and die on low-face performance — and Srixon have finally engineered a Rebound Frame variation that truly supports it.

ZXi uses a:

more flexible perimeter, and

firmer internal stability ring,

to increase ball speed where fairway shots are most often struck: low, slightly heel-side, and slightly toe-side.

Old ZX models were brilliant out of the middle.
ZXi is brilliant across the bottom third of the face — exactly where it matters.

New Carbon Crown + Lower, Deeper CG
A lighter carbon crown shifts more mass low and behind the ball. The result:

higher launch

easier carry distance

more forgiveness on steep or shallow strikes

less drop-off from thin contact

It’s the most significant structural improvement Srixon have made in a fairway wood for years.

Shallower, More Confidence-Inspiring Footprint
ZXi keeps the classic Srixon look — clean lines, rounded toe, compact enough to work the ball — but the footprint is slightly wider and more inviting than ZX7/ZX5 models.

Still tour-inspired.
Just far friendlier.

On-Course Performance — Easier Height, Better Forgiveness, Classic Feel
Launch & Flight
ZXi launches meaningfully higher than previous Srixon fairways.
Even golfers who struggled to get older models airborne will notice the difference.

Expect:

mid-to-high launch

powerful flight

higher peak height without ballooning

It’s an excellent fairway wood for longer par-4 approaches and reaching par-5s in two.

Ball Speed & Distance
The club feels fast.
Rebound Frame + a refined face thickness pattern produce strong, stable ball speed even when impact isn’t perfect.

The standout performance gains are seen on:

thin strikes (previously punished in ZX fairways)

low heel contact

light rough lies

Distance is impressive, but consistent distance is the real win.

Turf Interaction
ZXi’s sole is subtly redesigned to glide through turf rather than cutting or digging.
This makes it especially good for:

winter turf

softer conditions

fairway-to-semi transitions

slightly steep swing paths

Where ZX fairways could sometimes feel “sticky,” ZXi is much more predictable off the deck.

Sound & Feel
Srixon continues to dominate the feel category.

ZXi fairways deliver:

a deep, solid, slightly muted strike

a better sense of compression

none of the hollow or metallic notes found in some high-MOI woods

It’s the feel purists love, now paired with forgiveness they’ve been asking for.