Srixon ZXi Max vs Tour Edge Exotics Lite
Both the Srixon ZXi Max and Tour Edge Exotics Lite target similar golfers, but they take different approaches to performance. The Srixon ZXi Max from Srixon is a 2026 release, while Tour Edge's Tour Edge Exotics Lite is brand new for 2026. We put both through our scoring system to see which one delivers more where it counts.
Score Comparison
Category-by-Category Breakdown
Forgiveness
Both the Srixon ZXi Max and Tour Edge Exotics Lite score 9.2/10 for forgiveness — a dead heat. Neither has a meaningful edge here, so this category won't be the deciding factor. Srixon ZXi Max's 9,400 MOI provides solid stability.
Distance
Both the Srixon ZXi Max and Tour Edge Exotics Lite score 8.4/10 for distance — a dead heat. Neither has a meaningful edge here, so this category won't be the deciding factor. Key tech like Rebound Frame 3.0 drives the Srixon ZXi Max's speed numbers.
Feel & Sound
A negligible difference in feel & sound: the Srixon ZXi Max scores 8.2/10 vs 7.8/10 for the Tour Edge Exotics Lite. The 0.4-point gap is slim enough that other factors should guide your decision. The Srixon ZXi Max's 460cc head produces a confident, full-bodied sound.
Adjustability
The Srixon ZXi Max holds a modest edge in adjustability at 7.8/10 vs the Tour Edge Exotics Lite's 7/10. A 0.8-point advantage that's slight but could matter if adjustability ranks high on your priority list. The Srixon ZXi Max offers Adjustable hosel (8 settings) for fine-tuning.
Value
The Tour Edge Exotics Lite holds a modest edge in value at 9/10 vs the Srixon ZXi Max's 8.4/10. A 0.6-point advantage that's slight but could matter if value ranks high on your priority list. At $500, the Tour Edge Exotics Lite is priced in line with flagship competitors.
Specifications
| Spec | Srixon ZXi Max | Tour Edge Exotics Lite |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $449 | $500 |
| Year | 2026 | 2026 |
| Head Size | 460cc | 460cc |
| Lofts | 9°, 10.5°, 12° | 10.5°, 12° |
| Adjustable | Yes | Yes |
| MOI | 9400 | 10000 |
| Key Tech | Rebound Frame 3.0, Star Frame Crown, High-MOI Perimeter Weighting | Full Carbon Construction, Pyramid Face Technology, 360° Titanium Ridgeback Frame |
Which Should You Buy?
If you're on a budget
The Tour Edge Exotics Lite at $500 scores 9/10 for value — better than the Srixon ZXi Max's 8.4/10 at $449.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is better: Srixon ZXi Max or Tour Edge Exotics Lite?
The Srixon ZXi Max scores higher overall at 8.4/10 vs 8.4/10. It wins on feel and sound, adjustability. The Tour Edge Exotics Lite is better for value. The best choice depends on your priorities and handicap level.
Is the Srixon ZXi Max more forgiving than the Tour Edge Exotics Lite?
They're evenly matched on forgiveness, both scoring 9.2/10. Neither has a meaningful edge for off-center hits.
Which is better value: Srixon ZXi Max or Tour Edge Exotics Lite?
The Tour Edge Exotics Lite ($500) scores 9/10 for value vs 8.4/10 for the Srixon ZXi Max ($449). Despite the price, it delivers strong performance per dollar.