ZX5 MK II Driver
ZX5 MK II Driver
The ZX5 Mk II Driver is built for players who desire heightened forgiveness in a large, confidence-inspiring profile. A large, flattened footprint, and 8g rear weight, help you easily launch drives that fly higher, farther, and straighter. An adjustable hosel sleeve allows you to dial in face angle and loft to suit your swing.
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Receive Free ARCCOS sensors & ARCCOS caddie trial. Tracking your data leads to better decisions and lower scores. That’s why we’ve partnered with Arccos, the game’s most complete on-course tracking system that helps you play smarter and improve faster.
Purchasing this club gives you free access to Arccos Smart Sensors and Caddie.
REBOUND FRAME
Most Drivers have one flex zone. Rebound Frame has two. Like a spring within a spring, Rebound Frame elevates COR across the face for increased ball speed. And that extra ball speed leads to more distance off the tee.
DUAL FLEX ZONES
Here’s how it works: Like any modern Driver, the speed of ZX Mk II starts with a flexible face—and our Driver face is especially fast thanks to its advanced Ti51AF Titanium alloy construction.
The similarities end there, though, because Rebound Frame adds a second flexible zone, a ring of thin titanium in the body of the Driver. When these two zones flex simultaneously at impact, then snap back into shape, their compounded energy transfer is far more powerful than single-flex designs.
ADJUSTABILITY
The ZX5 Mk II comes equipped with one 8g sole weight placed low and deep in the head for high-launch performance. To adjust swing weight, purchase any of the additional ZX Driver Weights or order as custom. An adjustable hosel also provides the opportunity to perfect your preferred loft, lie, and face angle.
STAR FRAME CROWN
A complex series of ridges and latticework provides the structural integrity necessary to feature a remarkably thin titanium crown. This new, ultralight design gives us the freedom to place discretionary mass where it best suits each ZX Mk II Driver’s ideal launch and spin characteristics.
VARIABLE THICKNESS FACE
An intricate thickness pattern—hidden on the backside of our Ti51AF Driver faces—expands high COR areas from heel to toe by improving how energy reflects into the ball on off-center shots. It’s adding ball speed for even more distance off the tee.
MODEL COMPARISON
MAX FORGIVENESS
Heightened forgiveness provides high, straight drives. A larger footprint with low and deep weighting inspires confidence.
LOW SPIN
Made for very aggressive swings. A larger footprint with forward weighting provides low spin and a high degree of forgiveness.
MAX ADJUSTABILITY
Enjoy maximum workability for complex shotmaking with a compact silhouette and complete club head adjustability.
RECEIVE FREE ARCCOS SENSORS AND ARCCOS CADDIE TRIAL
Tracking your data leads to better decisions and lower scores. That’s why we’ve partnered with Arccos, the game’s most complete on-course tracking system that helps you play smarter and improve faster.
Purchasing this club gives you free access to Arccos Smart Sensors and Caddie.
For more details, click here.
- MManuVerified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 months agoOverall super solid driver even for a fast swing speed
I’m currently playing a Callaway paradym triple 💎 with a lightish x flex, I hit it long and straight enough, can’t really complain. I also I play zx7 irons, those thing might be soon an iconic iron, they are sooo good. And my wedges are the new RTX6, so classic but different, best Cleveland wedge ever.
I like the srixon brand and I know the sales rep in my region, I’ve ask him to hook me up with a demo, ZX5 LS would have been a closer match up with the triple 💎but ZX5 was what he had with a matching 60g x.
I’m 4 games in with the Srixon driver. To my eyes, the srixon driver has a very big footprint compared to what I’m using, it took me a bit more time to get use to it. I’m getting more and more comfortable with it now. the strength of the driver to me is how straight it goes, it’s very stable stable and easy to hit. I’m comfortable hitting it high-low-fade-draw, it’s really fun! Distance… I’m comparing it with a Callaway low spin driver… it is a bit shorter but really not bymuch but MUCH straighter.
I play on an amateur tour and I take my performances seriously, I’m a golf geek, I want to be the best every time I hit the course. Having the right equipment is key to me. I really think that if I was hitting the LS, I would get triple 💎 distances.
I’m choosing to play the spinnier Mx5 driver and give up about 5 -7 yards on good hits to a Low spin option because I want to hit more fairways, that is really big if I want to score better and it’s something i never…
- RVRobert V.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoGreat distance
Love the distance and sound.
- JMJay M.Verified ReviewerRated 1 out of 5 stars2 weeks agoNot sure I would buy a Srixon driver again
Had my ZX% MKII since April - maybe used 10 times. Noticed a chip in the matte finish of the club and pitting on the club face. Support sent me back to Golftown to initiate a warranty claim as they indicated that the matte finish tends to be "fragile" Took it in only to have them deny the claim. ???? I have used Titleist and Taylormde drivers for years previous and never had issues with the surfaces like this. I generally take care of my clubs . Interesting customer service when admitting the materials they use are "fragile". How do you reconcile that with a device that is supposed to be swung at a moderatley hard object and slid into a bag with metal irons.