Srixon ZXi RKT Hybrid

Face Geometry and Energy Transfer

At its core, the club utilizes an i-FLEX face thickness design. This carefully considered geometry manages excess vibration during impact and promotes a controlled flexing of the face material, channeling energy directly to the golf ball.

To maintain directional stability, the upper portion of the face incorporates a Variable Roll Design. By adjusting the loft and face angle in this specific region, the club improves flight consistency and corrects the dispersion for strikes located higher on the face.

Structural Framework

The underlying architecture features the Rebound Frame. This structure utilizes a four-layer pattern that alternates between flexible and rigid zones. This framework coordinates directly with the face geometry to expand the flexing area across the head, supporting a strong and penetrating ball flight.

Profile and Center of Gravity

Visually, the hybrid presents a refined shape built for intuitive alignment. The top line is slightly lowered near the toe, and the leading edge is specifically sculpted on the toe side to create a natural and square setup at address.

Rather than dropping the mass as low as possible, the center of gravity is intentionally positioned slightly higher in the head. This specific weight allocation secures appropriate spin rates, providing the necessary stopping power and trajectory control to target the pin directly.