Srixon ZXi fairway woods: Full reviews, player testing, photos and more
HIGHLIGHTS
i-FLEX
New Adjustability Pptions
Progressive designs WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
The new ZXi Fairways feature much of the same technology as the drivers, including the redesigned i-FLEX clubface.
i-FLEX is a face thickness pattern that has a thinner center area with thicker heel and toe regions, resulting in greater energy transfer for longer shots.
For the first time on Srixon fairway woods, there’s also 1.5 degrees of hosel adjustability to tweak the loft, lie and face angle.
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“The flexibility of these clubs enables a more efficient transfer of energy, which, in turn, generates more power at impact,” said Jeff Brunski, Srixon’s VP of research and development. “With every swing, golfers will feel the added strength and responsiveness of these new woods and see their shots go farther.”
On a fundamental level, certain models differ significantly. The 3- and 3+ fairway woods incorporate stepped carbon crowns to lower the CG for higher, longer shots — specifically, 4.6 more yards of carry compared to previous generations.
The ZXi fairways also feature tweaks to the leading edge that make the toe area appear more grounded at address, and the new sole design is optimized for added forgiveness.
Club Comparison
Srixon ZXi fairway woods
PLAYER TESTING TAKEAWAYS
“Best feel of the bunch, so solid. I didn’t hit any bad shots with this club. It’s a perfect fit for the gap I’m trying to fill in my bag. I want to buy this club immediately! Ball speed, distance, launch angle, all great.” – Bryan Wiborg (5.4-handicap) on the Srixon ZXi fairway wood
“Great club with good forgiveness. Great feel and sound. Easy to hit and launch, and forgiving. Good, consistent distance and just felt right.” – Heidi Dalton (16.6-handicap) on the Srixon ZXi fairway wood
