It seems that almost every driver on the market right now is “maxed out”… they’re as big as they can get, they’re as hot as they can get and they’re as forgiving as they can get. Companies are now forced to come up with technologies that can squeeze that last little bit of performance out of today’s designs.
What The Company Says…
The G15 driver is engineered for golfers seeking a maximum forgiveness driver that delivers distance and accuracy. Its 460cc titanium head is longer front to back and features PING’s patented ultra thin crown technology. Weight savings from the thin crown are positioned as an external sole weight to optimize the center of gravity for higher trajectories and reduced spin.
In the last couple of years Nike has made huge progress on their way to becoming one of the major players in the golf club industry. Their product designs and their marketing have both gotten better.
Hey everyone, thanks for stopping by – today we’ll share with you a quick review of the Ping G20 driver. Enjoy!
I tested the Ping G20 Driver 9.5 degree with a Ping TFC 169D stiff shaft. The Ping G20 was touted as the latest game improvement driver by Ping. Funny enough this new driver features a titanium alloy head, which is lighter than most drivers, yet is still heavier than the G15. The head design is unique however, which features an extremely low and back center of gravity to create a higher launch, lower spin and improved accuracy on off-center hits.
Airmail your playing partners. That’s your first thought on the tee box. And the all-titanium Big Bertha Diablo Driver will help you do it, bringing wicked power and distance to go along with the generous sweet spot.
We’ve been talking a lot lately about the best clubs for the money… in an attempt to expand our horizons to include clubs that offer the average golfer decent performance and great value.
Hey everyone, thanks for stopping by. We hope you enjoyed the Player’s Championship over the weekend. We sure did. Special congrats to Matt Kuchar, who really played solid all week. In today’s post, we’re sharing an independent review of the Ping i20 Driver. Let’s get to it! Looks Ping recently released the new G20 and … Read more
The Callaway Fusion FT-i is one of the most talked about clubs on the market right now. The company was one of a handful that turned their attention to the idea of a square driver. The FT-i is a combination of Callaway’s Fusion technology and a new high MOI design.
It’s rare to see a driver with a “traditional shape” these days. Companies are starting to find new ways to increase a club’s MOI and it’s resulting in some very unique designs. The Burner is TaylorMade’s entry into the high MOI market… it’s bullet-like shape almost looks normal in today’s market.
Cobra Golf has long been recognized as one of the leaders in the game improvement category. The past few drivers from Cobra Golf have been excellent choices for the average golfer… each slightly better than the previous. The Speed LD F driver is the most popular of the current LD Series.