In our low swing speed breakdown, Srixon ZXi Max ranks third overall. It won't be a flashy pick for most. But, it is super consistent for all three of our scoring categories. It ranks in the top 10 for distance, accuracy, and forgiveness. A closer look at ZXi Max's performance showcases that it is the second-best driver for ball speed at low swing speeds. Given that it is a higher MOI driver, this accomplishment is surprising. But, this leads to it being one of the best drivers for distance in our low swing speed evaluation.
► You want performance across the board: Performance across the board is critical with a driver. A driver that provides distance, accuracy, and forgiveness i.e. consistent shot outcomes is a driver worth considering. For a low swing speed golfer, Srixon ZXi Max is a fantastic option. Despite being a higher MOI driver, it produces playable results. Furthermore, and arguably its most impressive accomplishment is being the second-best driver for ball speed.
✖︎ You prioritize subjective appeal: Throughout testing, our testers commented on the lack of subjective appeal, especially acoustically. Most believe it to be one of the loudest driver on the market.
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Cancer Survivor. Amputee Golfer. Essentially, a OneLeggedBoss. When he isn't facilitating testing or analyzing data, Phillip enjoys his family time, practicing and playing golf, unwinding with video games, capturing photos of nature, or devouring pretzels.
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