Srixon ZXi RKT Fairway Wood

Face and Impact Dynamics

The club features an i-FLEX face thickness design. This specific geometry manages excessive head vibration during impact while promoting a controlled flexing of the face material. The result is an efficient transmission of energy directly to the golf ball. To support directional control, the upper portion of the face integrates a Variable Roll Design. By adjusting the flow of the loft and face angle in this upper section, the club improves flight stability for shots struck high on the face.

Structural Framework

The underlying body utilizes the Rebound Frame structure. This engineering approach incorporates a four-layer pattern alternating between flexible and rigid zones. This framework coordinates with the face design to expand the flexing area across the front of the club, supporting a strong and penetrating ball flight.

Visual Profile and Alignment

Visually, the club presents a clean and functional address profile. The top line extends fully to the toe, which assists the golfer in setting up squarely to the target. On the 3-wood, the step crown is removed to create a smooth transition between fairway woods and provide visual cues for an elevated launch. The crown itself features an expanded curvature that emphasizes a flatter appearance. A smoothed transition from the neck to the crown, combined with a slightly lowered toe, delivers a comfortable and neutral setup behind the ball.