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Srixon ZX7 Mk II
2023
Reviewers are somewhat split: Golf Monthly praised its classic look, workability, and measured an 8-yard distance gain over the original ZX7, while MyGolfSpy rated it solidly average across distance, accuracy, and forgiveness but flagged below-average feedback for looks and sound. Plugged In Golf was more critical, calling it a niche club that has become partly overshadowed within Srixon's own 2023 lineup — the ZX5 LS Mk II offers comparable low-spin performance with less forgiveness sacrifice, and the standard ZX5 Mk II is notably more forgiving, with no Srixon Tour pros actually gaming the ZX7 Mk II. Today's Golfer similarly notes that by its second year on the market, newer competitor drivers may offer more for players considering it. Overall, it occupies a specialized players'-driver niche rather than being a mainstream pick.
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Who should play this club — and why
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Designed for low-to-mid handicap and better players, and mid-to-high swing speed golfers, who want a compact, traditional-shaped head with strong workability and shot-shaping ability off the tee. It suits those willing to trade some forgiveness for lower spin/launch, more adjustability, and player-preferred aesthetics and feel, rather than golfers seeking maximum forgiveness or distance.
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What is specific to this model
The Srixon ZX7 Mk II is a 460cc players' driver released in 2023 as part of Srixon's ZX Mk II line, built for golfers who prioritize workability and shot-shaping control over maximum forgiveness. It pairs a Ti51AF titanium face with a dual-weight, adjustable-hosel design to let skilled players fine-tune trajectory and shot shape while retaining a compact, traditional look at address.
head size
460cc
loft options
9.5°, 10.5°
adjustable hosel
Yes, +/- 1° of loft adjustment (also enables lie/face angle changes)
adjustable weighting
Dual swappable weight ports (heel/toe), stock weights 4g and 8g, for draw/fade bias
stock shaft options
Project X HZRDUS Black Gen 4, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Red RDX
shaft flex options
Multiple flexes available (e.g., Regular, Stiff, X-Stiff) depending on retailer/market
price at launch
$499.99 USD / £499 GBP
release year
2023
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What this exact club is designed to do
Reviewers are somewhat split: Golf Monthly praised its classic look, workability, and measured an 8-yard distance gain over the original ZX7, while MyGolfSpy rated it solidly average across distance, accuracy, and forgiveness but flagged below-average feedback for looks and sound. Plugged In Golf was more critical, calling it a niche club that has become partly overshadowed within Srixon's own 2023 lineup — the ZX5 LS Mk II offers comparable low-spin performance with less forgiveness sacrifice, and the standard ZX5 Mk II is notably more forgiving, with no Srixon Tour pros actually gaming the ZX7 Mk II. Today's Golfer similarly notes that by its second year on the market, newer competitor drivers may offer more for players considering it. Overall, it occupies a specialized players'-driver niche rather than being a mainstream pick.
Full technology & specs list
head size
460cc
loft options
9.5°, 10.5°
adjustable hosel
Yes, +/- 1° of loft adjustment (also enables lie/face angle changes)
adjustable weighting
Dual swappable weight ports (heel/toe), stock weights 4g and 8g, for draw/fade bias
stock shaft options
Project X HZRDUS Black Gen 4, Project X HZRDUS Smoke Red RDX
shaft flex options
Multiple flexes available (e.g., Regular, Stiff, X-Stiff) depending on retailer/market
price at launch
$499.99 USD / £499 GBP
release year
2023
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