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This is due in large part to Sun Mountain's status as one of the industry's leading bag producers. The ultra-lightweight design is the most noticeable aspect of this bag. There aren't many lighter bags available on the market. The X-Strap mechanism is simple to adjust and effectively distributes the weight of the backpack across your shoulders and back. And just because this bag is small and light does not imply that it is lacking in storage. The 2.5 boasts an incredible six pockets for storing anything from rain gear to balls and tees.
There are no shortage of reasons golfers have loved TaylorMade drivers over the years. From technology, to design, and just about everything in between, the company continues to get it right when it comes to drivers.
Of late however, the shape of TaylorMade drivers, along with all the other stuff, has been what golfers rave about.
That story continues with the Sim2 family of drivers. While the shape of the Sim2 drivers mirrors those of the previous SIM family, the materials used to create that shape are completely different. We’ll talk more about that in a bit.
You don’t have to play the same equipment as the best players in the world to have fun and play well. In fact, the equipment Tour Players have in their bags would probably end up hurting your game more than helping it. That’s because it’s engineered for players at elite levels that most of us will never attain. Not to mention this stuff is mind-bogglingly expensive. It’s the casual weekend golfer that the StIx Complete Set is meant for.
Not only are these clubs a heck of a lot less expensive, they’re designed with this type of player in mind. So, if you want to get the most out of your golf game, but don’t want to break the bank in the process, this set of clubs is perfect.
- Price point is much lower than clubs from premium manufacturers.
- Buying a complete set saves you the time, money, and confusion of having to buy clubs individually.
- Shipping times are shorter than those from bigger name brands.
- Lack of customization might be a deterrent.
- Depending on where you live, it might be hard to hit these clubs before you buy.
- Might not be the best option for advanced players that are extra-particular about their equipment.
If you’re looking for the latest tech and design in a driver and won’t settle for anything less than the proven best, the Callaway X Hot Driver probably isn’t for you. But if you’re on the hunt for a driver that’s going to perform reliably, and won’t break the bank, the Callaway X Hot has everything you need. Unlike a lot of golf clubs we review, this driver isn’t designed for a specific type of player. The truth is anyone from beginners to advanced players stand to benefit from what the X Hot has to offer.
- One of the most affordable, highest-performing drivers on the market.
- VFT Technology makes the X Hot extremely forgiving.
- Price point is much lower than other drivers of the same generation.
- Club lacks some of the new technology found in other drivers.
- Availability is limited because the club is somewhat dated.
- Shallow head profile might not be what some golfers are used to
If you struggle making solid contact with your driver, there’s no question that you should be playing the largest, most forgiving clubhead you can find. Most of today’s drivers are designed this way and their benefits are proven.But if you’re looking to hit a variety of different shots and control your driver without sacrificing distance, the TaylorMade 300 Mini Driver is right up your alley.Just because this club is small in stature, doesn’t mean you can’t tee it high and let it fly. However, the benefits of the smaller head allow seasoned players to have more control of the shots they hit off the tee.If you want to tee it low and squeeze a cut into play, no problem. Faced with a long second shot carry into a par five? Hit this club off the deck.
- Smaller head gives golfers more options than bigger heads golfers have grown accustomed to.
- Shorter length affords more control.
- Modern technology and design features optimize both distance and accuracy.
- Smaller head may not provide the forgiveness most golfers need.
- Lack of stock shaft options could be a limiting factor.
- Availability might be an issue as club was made in limited quantities.
Let’s be honest, you probably won’t see Rory McIlroy putting this club in play any time soon. But, if you’re like the rest of us that struggle to consistently hit long drives that find the fairway, the XhD Oversized Hybrid Driver might be just what the doctor ordered.
- Oversized clubhead provides plenty of forgiveness.
- Multiple shaft options allow for easy customization to your swing.
- Price point is cheaper than other, similar clubs on the market.
- May not be the best option for advanced players or those with fast swing speeds.
- Some players don’t like the look of the oversized head.
- Shipping times can be unpredictable based on inventory levels and demand.
Tis the season for golfers. For us, it’s almost better than Christmas. January is when all the major club manufacturers introduce their new lines of clubs for the season. And Callaway never misses the date. This year, it’s all about the new line of Rogue ST drivers. There are no less than four customizable driver heads in this latest line. The thinking is that one driver head, no matter how adjustable it is, just isn’t enough to fit the needs of all golfers. According to the manufacturer, the new Rogue ST line of drivers is an evolution from the 2018 Rogue line, a not a replacement for the newer Mavrik or Epic Speed lines. Let’s take a closer look.
- Multiple head, loft, and shaft options make the fitting process easy.
- New tungsten weight in the back of the head increases MOI compared to previous models.
- Improved Jailbreak Technology makes this face one of the most stable of any club on the market.
- Price point is quite high.
- Ship times have been slower than expected so far.
- Scheduling a fitting may be difficult depending on where you live and fitter availability.
Since 2013, Wilson has been all about reducing weight to allow golfers more clubhead speed. While that story continues to play out with some of Wilson’s clubs, a new approach was taken with the development of the D9.
In concert with Tour staffer, Gary Woodland, the company used computer modeling to come up with a head design that’s the most efficient after comparing hundreds of different iterations. It’s safe to say that Wilson is current with the times when it comes to this part of the process.
- Computer-generated head design is scientifically proven to provide maximum performance in terms of distance and forgiveness.
- Lightweight three-layer composite crown is lighter than previous models and allows players to increase clubhead speed.
- Price point is lower than other drivers on the market.
- Lack of adjustability might make fitting and customization a challenge.
- Only one stock shaft option could be a limiting factor.
- Only one loft option for left-handed players isn’t ideal.
The word on the street is that the C721 driver is one of the lowest spinning drivers to hit the shelves in 2021. However, it’s also one of the most playable.
I’ll be the first to admit that the driver is a little out there when it comes to looks. The crown looks lime something out of Star Trek. But the club flat out performs, feels good, and sounds great.
Most of all, it’s undeniably one of the hottest drivers available for this year.
- Modern technology and design provide the very best in both distance and forgiveness.
- Diamond Face Technology is not only hot, it maximizes performance on strikes all across the face.
- Plenty of stock shaft options make fitting a breeze.
- Crown design aesthetics might be tough to look at for some players.
- Limited loft options for left-handed golfers might be a limiting factor.
- Shipping times have been inconsistent due to high demand and logistics circumstances.
When PXG showed up on the market, they rocked the boat with clubs that were exorbitantly expensive. And they weren’t shy about it.
With the release of the 0211, everybody expected more of the same. But Bob Parsons (PXG founder) threw everyone a curveball when he slashed the price of this club to less than $250. Why? I’ve heard lots of rumors, but PXG seems to be feeling bad for everyone after a forgetful 2020, so they’re throwing us all a bone.
Whatever the case is, the reviews far surpass the price of this driver. The word I keep hearing thrown around about this driver is “balanced”. Not just in a structural sense (although it certainly has that), but a literal sense as well. Players across the ability spectrum seem to benefit from all the 0211 has to offer.
- Price point is cheaper than just about anything else on the market.
- Plenty of loft and shaft options, along with adjustable hosel make for easy fitting and customization.
- Titanium alloy face is one of the hottest around.
- All black head isn’t everyone’s favorite.
- Shipping times might take a while due to such high demand.
- Low price special ends at the end of June.
The Honma T//World GS driver is all about helping golfers that struggle with consistency off the tee, turn the big dog into an offensive weapon. It’s more than clear that the thought, craftsmanship, and engineering that went into this club is second to none.
And when it comes to performance, this driver is a cut above the rest. The results have shown in both testing and through feedback from golfers just like you.
- Technologically advanced head construction maximizes both speed and MOI.
- Keel sole design provides plenty of draw bias for players that fight a slice.
- Ultralight crown works with Flip Shot design to increase COR and distance.
- Price point is higher than other drivers on the market.
- Only one stock shaft option could be a limiting factor.
- Shipping times have been inconsistent.
As of late, Cleveland has prioritized Average Joe’s before Tour Pros when it comes to driver manufacturing. That’s not to say that there aren’t a few pros playing this driver. Only that the club’s design features and technology are geared toward higher handicaps that are looking for longer, straighter, more consistent tee shots.
- Low CG promotes high launch and low spin resulting in more distance.
- HiBORE Crown is the lightest and most aerodynamic yet resulting in more clubhead speed during the swing.
- Variable thickness in the face produces consistent strikes, even on mishits.
- Lack of adjustability can make customization difficult.
- Lack of stock shaft options might be a limiting factor.
- Most models are only available in right-handed.
Callaway has always made it a goal to create the very best golf clubs that golfers of all abilities can enjoy and benefit from. For a lot of golfers, that means struggling with a slice off the tee.
The Big Bertha B21 is Callaway’s latest iteration designed to help this type of player. In an effort to help players spend less time in the right trees, Callaway has incorporated some cutting-edge technology to promote a draw and at the very least, reduce the amount of slice spin coming off the face.
- Built-in draw bias helps reduce slice curvature.
- Plenty of adjustability options make driver customization and fitting easy.
- Lightweight clubhead allows golfers to increase swing speed resulting in greater distance.
- Draw bias is not of benefit for players that naturally draw the ball.
- Lack of stock shaft options might be a deterrent for some players.
- Shipping times have been unpredictable.
After what we might call a driver hiatus, Titleist is confident they’ve released their “best drivers ever” in the TSI2 and TSI3. That’s due in large part to these clubs’ sleek, classic looks, sound, feel, and the fact that both drivers are exceptionally long and forgiving.
- ATI 425 Titanium face is one of the hottest on the market and built to last.
- Plenty of adjustability settings allow for easy customization.
- Aerodynamic head allows players of all abilities to increase clubhead speed.
- Classic shaped head is said to be harder to hit for higher handicappers.
- Low spin launch might not be ideal for some players, especially in the TSI3 clubhead.
- Price point is higher than some other drivers on the market.
There are no shortage of reasons golfers have loved TaylorMade drivers over the years. From technology, to design, and just about everything in between, the company continues to get it right when it comes to drivers.
Of late however, the shape of TaylorMade drivers, along with all the other stuff, has been what golfers rave about.
That story continues with the Sim2 family of drivers. While the shape of the Sim2 drivers mirrors those of the previous SIM family, the materials used to create that shape are completely different. We’ll talk more about that in a bit.
- Wide variety of head designs can fit the swing of nearly any player.
- Lighter materials allow players to increase both clubhead and ball speed for more distance.
- Stability through impact is world-class.
- Lack of adjustability may be a drawback for some players.
- Price point is higher than other drivers on the market.
- Lack of new technology and innovation may find some players feeling there’s not much difference from the previous generation of Sim drivers.
In the ZX5 and ZX7, Srixon has introduced the best drivers they’ve ever produced. That’s the consensus the golf world has witnessed from Tour Pros to high handicappers. The technology has been upgraded and the clubs’ aesthetics are eye-catching.
While Srixon might not replace Taylormade or Callaway as industry leaders in the driver space, they’re surely being noticed more and more.
- Rebound Frame Technology affords unsurpassed stability at impact.
- Plenty of adjustability options make both clubs easy to customize.
- Price point is slightly lower than other drivers on the market.
- Lack of reputation may be a deterrent for some golfers.
- Limited stock shaft options could be a limiting factor.
- Shipping times have been inconsistent due to global shipping logistics.
The Ping G425 family of drivers feature cutting-edge technology that’s meant to improve the games of everyone, from the world’s best players to weekend warriors that are just starting out.
The G425 Max, LST, and SFT are some of the most forgiving drivers Ping has ever made. Since their introduction, they’ve been touted for their high MOI, low spin, and slice correction.
Whatever level of player you are, there’s little doubt that one of the drivers in the G425 family will benefit your game.
- Highest MOI on the market provides maximum forgiveness.
- Three different head designs and sufficient adjustability make the fitting process easy.
- Price point is lower than some other, comparable drivers on the market.
- Lack of technological and design innovation might be a drawback for some golfers.
- Other drivers on the market might be longer off the tee.
- Shipping times have been varied based on supply and global shipping logistics.
As the name might suggest, both these drivers are currently only available to Tour Pros. By the minute, PXG is garnering feedback from the best players in the world about these clubs and so far, the response has been overwhelmingly positive.
While PXG isn’t going to let the cat out of the bag entirely with regard to these drivers, we’re happy to share with you what we know so far.
- Stability through impact is top-notch.
- Both drivers have plenty of adjustability options.
- For now, price point is more than affordable.
- Lack of color options may be a deterrent for some players.
- Not available to the general public as of yet.
- Still waiting on in-depth feedback from Tour Pros.
If Cobra’s known for one thing when they introduce a new line of drivers, it’s the subsequent introduction of new technology. The Rapspeed line of drivers has plenty of it.
Most notable is radial weighting which maximizes the distance between weights at the front and the back of the head. The design feature increases both swing and ball speed, while reducing spin for longer, straighter drives.
Whether you’re new to the game and don’t hit the ball very far, struggle with the proverbial slice, or are just looking for more control and playability, the Rapspeed line of drivers has something to offer everyone.
- Amount of loft and lie angle adjustability in each club is much greater than other drivers.
- Stable feeling through the hitting area is unmatched.
- Price point is significantly lower than other, similar drivers.
- Performance characteristics appear to be quite similar to the previous generation of Speedzone drivers.
- Customizable options are more limited than some other manufacturers.
- Fewer demo days may make it harder for some players to get fitted.
While Callaway has long had a reputation for designing some of the best drivers in the game, the Epic family of drivers have received rave reviews from the best players in the game and hackers alike.
The family includes the Epic Max, Max LS, and Speed drivers. All were constructed with AI to be the most efficient and aerodynamic drivers Callaway has ever made. Combined with the latest and greatest materials and technology it’s little wonder these drivers have taken the golf world by storm.
- Multiple head designs can be tailored to nearly any player.
- AI-informed Jailbreak Speed Frame and Flash Face design work in conjunction to create some of the most stable driver faces on the market. The result is more ball speed and increased distance.
- A host of customizable shaft and head options make fitting any player a breeze.
- Price point is quite high at over $500.
- Shipping times may be variable based on demand.
- Epic Max LS head may not be preferable for most players
As golfers, we are always looking for increased distance. The Titleist TS2 driver combines cutting-edge technology with classic design to deliver the distance and consistency that all golfers are looking for. If you’re looking for a higher launch, lower spin, and more distance off the tee, then the Titleist TS2 is the club for you.
- SureFit weighting technology allows players to optimize launch conditions
- An ultra-thin face increases MOI for increased distance
- More efficient clubhead design and weight distribution increases clubhead speed
- The Titleist TS2 is more expensive than comparable drivers on the market
- Extra length in the shaft may lead to less control and accuracy
- The high launch characteristics may not be ideal for players with high ball flights
With golf courses becoming longer every year, maximizing distance and consistency off the tee is vital to shooting lower scores. Having a properly fitted, technologically advanced driver can be the difference between short and crooked and long and straight. If you’re looking for better, more consistent results off the tee and cost is not an issue, the Titleist TS3 is sure to deliver the results you’re looking for!
- A club head design that helps to increase clubhead speed by up to 20%
- The thinnest face that Titleist has ever made design purely for ball speed
- SureFit adjustable weights allow players to customize the club for their optimal launch conditions
- The Titleist TS3 is more expensive than comparable drivers on the market
- Extra length in the shaft may lead to less control and accuracy for some players
- Some players may prefer less options and customizability and may want to try the Titleist TS2 Driver
As the importance of the golf shaft becomes more well-known among amateur golfers, a need to be able to invest in one shaft and use it in any golf club each player chooses will become increasingly valuable. The Club Conex Uni-Fit system is the best connection for creating the ultimate versatility in your golf clubs and golf shafts. Many times you will see the best players in the world upgrade their driver head or fairway woods every single year while playing the same shaft for maybe a decade, now you can too and only invest in the aftermarket shaft one time thanks to Club Conex.
- The Uni-Fit adapters allow golfers to quickly and easily swap all of their golf club shafts into any club head model regardless of brand.
- The Uni-Fit system helps save golfers money rather than asking them to upgrade their premium aftermarket shafts year after year with their club upgrades.
- Integrated ferrules make installation more straightforward than mixing adapters and collared ferrules of different types.
- The Uni-Fit system may offer less adjustment options than OEM adapters depending on which settings golfers want to use.
- Hybrid shafts cannot currently be built with shaft adapters as only .335 diameters are accommodated by the Uni-Fit pieces.
- Golf shafts that have been spine aligned will need to be adjusted if they are retro-fit into the Uni-Fit adapter systems.
Players in the market for a new driver should consider the M6 if they prefer the look of a carbon crown and feel they can use the accuracy benefits of a more forgiving profile. The M6 gives players industry-leading speed due to the injection of tuning resin and Hammerhead 2.0 technology. Twist Face and the Inertia Generator combine to deliver maximum forgiveness and accuracy from heel, toe, and bottom impact locations. The M6 driver is built for golfers who frequently strike the golf ball across the face but want the ultimate in ball speed and distance.
- Speed injected tuning resin delivers the maximum amount of allowed ball speeds and distance.
- The M6 provides the most forgiveness and accuracy in the TaylorMade lineup.
- Improved aerodynamic and the Inertia Generator allow engineers to design the M6 for every golfer.
- The M6 is only customizable in loft and face angle and can be limited for altering shot shapes.
- The M6 stock shaft options will not fit many higher swing speed players.
- The M6 may not give players enough performance benefits if they are coming directly from the M4.
Anytime you are considering buying a new golf club it must be better than what is in your bag or give you more options around the golf course. For players that have never been fit for their driver, the M5 is the ultimate tool for shot customization and distance. The M5 gives players more speed and more forgiveness due to the injection of Twist Face. Golfers looking for a new driver in the low spin category will love the shape, sound, and customized performance of the M5.
- Speed injected face guarantees you will be getting industry leading ball speeds
- The M5 provides the largest array of custom fitting options due to the inverted T-track.
- The two-tone design of the carbon crown makes it easy to align and delivers great sound.
- The price of the M5 is too expensive for many players before customization sets in.
- The M5 driver is less forgiving than other models depending on the setting it is built in.
- Players currently with the M3 or M4 may not see substantial improvements in ball speed.
The G410 PLUS and SFT drivers deliver on their promise to give players better performance than the standard and SFT models in the G400 line. The movable weight and trajectory tuning system deliver more customized performance for elite and low-handicap golfers. The SFT delivers industry leading slice shot shape correction and help for players that need to find more fairways and keep the ball in play. Ping only releases a club when it is better than the club it is made to replace. Players that are gaming the LST or Max models can rest until the next iteration is released, but players coming from another brand or other G400 models will likely get a better fit and improved performance from the G410 Plus and SFT drivers.
- The movable weight and trajectory tuning hosel give players more ball flight customization than ever before.
- Internalized Dragonfly is hidden under the crown and is more subtle for players preferring a classic look.
- G410 offers the most complete blend of aerodynamics and forgiveness by moving weight low and back.
- Higher spin players may struggle to reduce spin in the G410 Plus model and should wait for the LST version.
- The larger Turbulators are present and can be intrusive for players that like a cleaner look at address.
- Players looking for a muted sound may not enjoy the higher pitched ting of the G410 Plus and SFT models.
At Golfers Authority it is our responsibility to deliver readers honest reviews and recommendations. This is the first year that I would feel comfortable recommending the driver from Mizuno to golfers of any level. The ST190 is a perfect blend of technology and classic aesthetics and delivers golfers maximized performance. If you are a player looking to get your shaft of choice dialed in Mizuno is difficult to find but the ST190 is worth your patience. If you are in the market for a new driver and love classic looks, traditional sounds, and more distance, the ST190 is a must try.
- SP700 Titanium face forging gives players more distance without an abrasive sound and feel.
- The use of more carbon fiber and the all black design is lightweight, sleek, and beautiful.
- Wave technology and CORTECH design help give the ST190 a larger sweet spot and more forgiveness.
- The ST190 is available in two head models and the loft sleeve limits specific playing positions.
- The stock shaft offerings for the ST190 driver are limited for higher swing speed players.
- Mizuno drivers are harder to find and testing can be difficult, especially in smaller pro shops and stores.
The F9 driver excels in giving players more speed through better aerodynamics. Players that have already been well-fit for their current driver may see some significant improvement in their own performance due to the SPEEDBACK system of the F9. Juniors and senior players that are struggling for club head speed can find relief in this more forgiving, fast model. Already a winner on the PGA and Worldwide golfing Tours, the F9 is a standout performer in the 2019 driver class. In a landscape where every manufacturer is creating two or three models to match the swings of each category of golfer, Cobra has created a one-club-fits-all solution for improved distance and accuracy.
- The SPEEDBACK system uses a raised crown and tail for industry-leading club head speeds
- CNC milling ensures that the maximum amount of ball speed is created as strikes vary across the face
- The adjustable center of gravity ports allow for a larger matrix of launch and customizations
- The F9 has several graphics on the crown that can be distracting in the playing position
- Strikes very high in the face seem to underperform relative to other driver models and shape designs
- Players unaccustomed to the muted sound of the F9 driver may lose feedback
The Cobra F6 Driver is a great fully adjustable club that will provide you the accuracy, forgiveness, distance, and swing speed you need to take you game to the next level. This moderately priced driver is perfect for the mid to high handicap player looking for a reliable club that will help them take their golf game to the next level.
- Very accurate and forgiving club that looks great while at address
- Explosive power, feel, and sound when hitting off the tee
- Wide range of loft and lie combinations available to help players fine turn their swings
- The longer shaft tends to reduce the accuracy of the club
- Little bit of learning curve on adjustments, may confuse the beginner player
- Some players may find it too light to control the club
Golfers looking to replace their driver and 3 woods may find this club can do both. Having one club that fills two spots at the top of your golf bag gives you more options in your wedges and scoring clubs. More clubs at the bottom of your bag can improve your scores by giving you more options around the greens when accuracy matters most. The V12 club is uniquely versatile and can give golfers new hope if they have been struggling with their long games. If you are someone struggling with driving accuracy and inconsistent fairway wood shots that are topped or have too little launch, the Vixa V12 is built for your game.
- A one-of-a-kind design gives golfers ultimate versatility from all lies
- The Vixa V12 is one of the only metal woods available for under $200
- The shallow club head simplifies contact and eliminates the need to hit up so much on drives and tee shots
- The red color is aggressive and may be distracting for some players
- The hosel is non-adjustable and the only loft available is 14.5 degrees
- The V12 shafts do not come in extra stiff flexes and higher swing speed players may need stiffer profiles
