The Srixon ZX7 Mk II is the players' driver built around one defining principle: total control without sacrificing power. Engineered for skilled ball-strikers who demand workability, adjustability, and maximum ball speed, this compact 460 cc titanium head gives you the precision to shape shots and the technology to back it up with serious distance. Whether you are dialling in your launch window through the adjustable hosel or fine-tuning your shot shape with swappable sole weights, the ZX7 Mk II puts the full range of performance variables in your hands.
Most drivers have a single flex zone — the face itself. The Srixon ZX7 Mk II goes further with Rebound Frame, adding a second flexible zone: a ring of thin titanium set into the body of the driver head, offset from the face. At impact, Zone 1 (the face) deforms inwardly while Zone 2 deforms outwardly. When both zones snap back simultaneously, their compounded energy transfer is far more powerful and efficient than any single-flex design. The result is a higher COR across the full face, translating directly into greater ball speed and more distance on every tee shot — not just the pure centre strikes.
The face of the ZX7 Mk II is forged from Ti51AF, a high-strength titanium alloy selected for its superior flex characteristics and ability to withstand the repeated stresses of high-speed impact. Behind this alloy shell lies an intricate variable-thickness pattern: areas of the face are machined thinner where flex needs to be maximised and left thicker where rigidity is required. This unique internal geometry expands the high-COR zone from heel to toe and top to bottom, ensuring that even strikes away from the geometric centre produce competitive ball speeds. Golfers who miss slightly off-centre will immediately notice the consistency in distance that this technology delivers.
Traditional driver crowns require a certain minimum thickness simply to hold structural integrity. Srixon engineers overcame this constraint with the Star Frame Crown — an internal lattice of precisely engineered ridges that distributes stress across the crown without relying on raw material thickness. The result is a titanium crown that can be made as thin as 0.45 mm — roughly one-third the thickness of a dime's edge — without compromising durability. This mass saving frees up discretionary weight that Srixon redistributes strategically within the head to achieve the ideal launch angle and spin rate for the ZX7 Mk II's players-oriented profile.
The ZX7 Mk II offers one of the most comprehensive adjustability systems available in a tour-calibre driver. The adjustable hosel sleeve allows independent changes to loft, lie angle, and face angle, giving you a genuine ability to fine-tune ball flight without altering your swing. The dual swappable sole weights add a further dimension: with the stock 4 g and 8 g weights, shot shape can be shifted 5–6 yards left or right; opt for the full range of optional weights up to 14 g and horizontal flight can be adjusted by as much as 20 yards. Together, these systems provide the kind of precision fit previously only accessible through a tour van.
| For | Men's |
| Hand | Right Hand |
| Loft | 9.5° (adjustable) |
| Flex | 6.0 (Stiff) |
| Shaft | Project X EvenFlow Riptide Graphite (50 g) |
| Grip | Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 — Standard |
| Head Volume | 460 cc |
| Lie Angle | 56.5° |
| Standard Length | 45.25" |
| Swing Weight | D3 |
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