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Srixon · Driver

Srixon ZX7 Mk II Driver

3 reviewers
75

Well liked

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The takeaway

Sneaky-fast all-titanium driver, great sound.

They agree

  • +Top-end ball speed
  • +Best sound and feel
  • +Movable weight adjustability

The knocks

  • −Slightly fade biased
  • −Lower resale value

Buy it ifyou value feel and a straight flight

Skip it ifyou want maximum total distance

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The verdicts.

Mark Crossfield

Coach, famously hard to impress

Liked it

“the strixon ZX7 just sounds titanium strong and firm and nice”

One of only three drivers to reach the reviewer's top-end ball speed, with a strong firm titanium sound.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 1 cons
  • +One of three to hit 168 top-end ball speed
  • +Sounds titanium strong and firm
  • +ZX7 offers movable weight options
  • −Likely lower resale than Cobra at similar price

For: Better players wanting speed and adjustability

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National Club Golfer

UK magazine, hands-on club testing

Liked it

The more tour-inspired low-spin Srixon, a touch fade-biased with slightly lower smash.

+ the facts · 2 pros · 2 cons
  • +tour-inspired low spin
  • +good club head speed to carry
  • −smash factor a little lower
  • −slightly fade biased

For: Better players wanting a low-spin tour driver.

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Club Champion (TXG)

Tour-level fitting studio

Liked it

“strixon held its own for sure”

A sneaky-good, great-sounding all-titanium underdog that held its own but lost on total distance.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 2 cons
  • +One of the best-sounding, best-feeling drivers
  • +All-titanium, sneaky good numbers
  • +Point-and-shoot straight flight
  • −Fell short on total distance vs the Titleist
  • −Two extra out-of-grid shots

For: Players who value feel and sound and a straight point-and-shoot flight

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