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Srixon ZXi RKT LS Driver Delivers Tighter Dispersion

The low-spin model goes on sale October 2, 2026, priced at £569 or €679.

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Srixon’s ZXi RKT LS is built for golfers who want a compact, traditional-looking driver with dependable control. Testing found the low-spin head especially steady when contact moved away from the center, while launch-monitor results remained strong across the main performance measures. The biggest gain over the previous ZXi LS was narrower dispersion, which can make tee shots feel more predictable on the course.

The driver has a small pear-shaped head, a matte-black-to-carbon crown and a lighter-colored face that makes the loft easier to see at address. Its new “S” marking may divide opinion, and the headcover is unlikely to appeal to everyone. Impact sound is somewhat louder than some competing premium drivers, while the firmer feedback gives golfers clear information about where the ball struck the face. Srixon’s new RKT Face uses VR-Titanium alongside an updated i-FLEX structure, and the model had already recorded wins at the Open Championship, Irish Open and Women’s Scottish Open before release. It arrives October 2, 2026, at £569 or €679.

What to know
  • Uses Srixon’s new RKT Face technology
  • Pre-release wins included three major tour events
  • Launch monitor testing showed tighter dispersion
  • Available October 2, 2026, for £569 or €679
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