Srixon built the ZXi LS for players who already have too much spin. Accuracy is the best part of its record and the value rating is high, but distance trails the class leaders.
What's new
The LS spins lowest of the 2025 ZXi family. It keeps a full 460 cc head and adds two adjustable sole weights, one forward and one rear, so you can move spin up or down without touching the loft sleeve.
Srixon pairs it with its i-FLEX face and offers 9 and 10.5 degree lofts. Launch sits in the middle of the range, and the stock setup leans straight with a touch of fade.
How it plays
Accuracy carries this club. It scores 8.1 here, and an independent 2026 test gave it an 8.4 for accuracy, its best mark there. A penetrating, slightly fading flight is easy to aim when the hole is tight.
Feel rates 7.9 and workability 7.6, so a good player can still move it both ways. Forgiveness comes in at 7.4, decent for a low-spin head, and the value score of 8.6 makes the whole package easier to justify.
Where it lacks
Distance holds it back. A 6.8 here and a 7.1 in that 2026 test put it behind the longest drivers in the class, and its 7.7 overall left it 40th, in the bottom third.
Srixon designs it for high swing speeds. A mid-speed swing is unlikely to get enough out of a head this low in spin, so the fit is narrower than the price suggests.
“It finds the fairway more than it finds extra yards, and fast swingers will take that trade.”- The Club Stand gear team
Reasons to buy
- Spins less than any other ZXi head, with front and rear sole weights to tune it further
- Accuracy scores 8.1, and a slight fade bias keeps the left side out of play
- Value rates 8.6, strong for a driver aimed at better players
Reasons to think twice
- Finished 40th in a 2026 driver test, in the bottom third of the field
- Distance scores 6.8, well short of the drivers at the top of the class
- Built for high swing speeds, so mid-speed players are outside its target
Specs
| Head size | 460 cc |
|---|---|
| Spin | Lowest of the ZXi family |
| Launch | Mid |
| Bias | Straight, slight fade |
| Weights | Front-back spin weights |
| Technology | i-FLEX |
| Lofts | 9, 10.5 |
| Best for | High swing speeds who want low spin and a penetrating flight |
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