If you are looking for a draw-biased driver, you now have lots of options to choose from. You've got lots of older models (with movable weights and with permanent heel-positioned weights) as well as brand new releases (Callaway Epic Speed DS, Ping G425 SFT, Cobra RADSPEED XD, etc.). It seems that... read more →

Nothing new here. Just TaylorMade releasing yet another line of drivers so that they can convince new golfers that their driver is well worth the $500+ price tag. The SIM series of drivers was super popular, but they are hoping the SIM2 will be 2 times as popular. Just wait... read more →

Oh, what's that? You want an honest review? Not just a reiteration of TaylorMade's website that uses really big words to make you think this driver is the best one ever made? OK. I think I can do that. Here's our honest, unbiased review of the basic TaylorMade SIM2 driver... read more →

Cobra's new RADSPEED line of drivers came in a set of three: RADSPEED, RADSPEED XD, and RADSPEED XB. The RADSPEED is great for low spin for high swing speeds. The RADSPEED XD is great for slicers and pushers. And, lastly, the RADSPEED XB is great for overall distance and forgiveness... read more →

Cobra's new RADSPEED series of drivers has just been released. It includes the RADPSEED, the RADSPEED XD, and the RADSPEED XB. This review will dig into the XD model, which I'm assuming is code for Xtra Draw. Surprisingly, this is the very first Cobra driver that is draw biased without... read more →

Cobra just released their new line of RADSPEED drivers, named after the "radial weighting" on the sole of the drivers. The original (not the XB or XD models) Cobra RADSPEED driver is recommended for 0-15 handicaps, but obviously that is just a recommendation. In this post, we'll explain why it's... read more →

First, Let's Talk About Low Spin Drivers You might have heard that the holy grail of driving is high launch, low spin. However, that's not always the case. Low spin is not for everyone. The "high launch, low spin" doesn't take into account two very important factors: swing speed (or... read more →

Ping's new G425 series is sure to be one of the most popular driver series, just like their previous G410 and G400 series. Keeping with the trend, they are offering three different models: the MAX (for max forgiveness), the LST (for low spin), and SFT (for small funny toddlers). Wait... read more →

Let's get this out of the way real quick... Whether the Ping G425 is worth $500 is completely up to you. In my opinion, NO driver is worth $500. But, it may be well worth the $500 to you if you want the best of the best and have the... read more →

Draw-biased drivers are becoming more and more popular, unfortunately. Why work hard on your swing with a PGA pro when you can buy a straight drive for $500? You can probably tell that I hate the golf industry when it comes to pushing out new product as quickly as possible,... read more →

The Callaway Epic Max LS driver isn't for everyone. Actually, it's meant for a really small crowd - the crowd that has a swing speed so high that they actually create too much backspin to maximize distance. Just to reiterate: "low spin" is not always idea. If a driver is... read more →

The Callaway Epic MAX driver is one of the most forgiving drivers of the year. MAX is definitely referring to MAX forgiveness, but it also refers to the insane price that will be required for you to game this driver (for now). Priced at $530, we think there are many... read more →

We all know Callaway releases 2-3 drivers every year. If you still think each one is significantly better than the previous, then you have fallen victim to their little game. Don't get me wrong - Callaway makes some awesome clubs. But the secret is to wait 2 years before buying... read more →

We've all heard of players irons vs. game improvement irons, right? Game improvement are easy to hit, and players offer more workability. It's not very often that you've thought of drivers in the same light, though. Until now. In my opinion, the Srixon ZX7 driver is a "players driver". It's... read more →

Srixon isn't usually known for their drivers. They are far less common than better known brands, but their clubs are always highly reviewed. Plus, Srixon simply doesn't release new drivers for no reason. They only release new clubs every two years, which can hardly be said about any other high... read more →