TeeLess Driver Review
The TeeLess Driver makes golf easier, especially since so many mid-to-high handicappers struggle from the tee. And, with a price less than the traditional modern driver or fairway woods, it’s full of technology that won’t break the bank. If you’re ready to have more fun and play better golf, you should absolutely put the TeeLess Driver in your bag. Don’t take it from just us, here is another great overview of the TeeLess Driver from our friends at USGolfTV.
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The TeeLess Driver, also known as the (T)Less Driver, is making a huge splash in the golf club market, and everyone is certainly taking notice. We certainly did when we saw the commercial on the Golf Channel, so what is the TeeLess Driver?
Well the TeeLess Driver was developed by RXS Design and is being marketed by Revolution Golf. It was designed to be both a driver and a 3 wood, and has the rare ability to be able to hit off the ground, yet still fly close to as long as your driver. So if you are mid to high handicap golfer looking for a versatile club that provides the very best in distance, accuracy and forgiveness, then the TeeLess Driver may be the club for you.
Key Features
- The TeeLess Driver utilizes a patent pending Spectrum CT Clubface, which makes every shot, whether it’s struck on the sweet spot, heel, or toe fly longer and straighter.
- The low and deep center of gravity makes the TeeLess Driver an incredibly versatile club, making it easy to play from the fairway, rough, a divot, and even a fairway bunker.
- The TeeLess Driver Ground Control Sole is designed to cut through tough lies with ease, improving contact and consistency on all shots.
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TeeLess Driver Detailed Review
Design and Technology
The TeeLess Driver is designed for the player who struggles with their driver and/or their fairway woods hit better shots off the tee, from the fairway, and anywhere else you can think of. The Spectrum CT clubface on the TeeLess Driver increases ball speed across the entire clubface. With a hotter clubface, even your mis-hits will fly farther and straighter with the TeeLess Driver.
The key to the TeeLess Driver’s versatility and playability is the low center of gravity. Thanks to its innovative weighting, the TeeLess Driver has an extremely low and deep center-of-gravity. Combined with the 13 degrees of loft, your shots will get up in the air quicker from just about any lie, including divots. Even from the tee, you’ll be amazed at the ball flight with the TeeLess Driver.
Many players tend to struggle making the same swing with all their clubs and achieving the same results, and the TeeLess Driver can be played off the ground without a tee. Too often, teeing a ball more than an half an inch off the ground can alter the swing plane, and this club can be used without a tee and still be hit long and straight. Lastly, the Ground Control Sole not only makes it easier to hit the ball from any lie, it also helps you avoid hitting chunks. Find more fairways and shoot lower scores with the TeeLess Driver.
The TeeLess Driver makes golf easier, especially since so many mid-to-high handicappers struggle from the tee. And, with a price less than the traditional modern driver or fairway woods, it’s full of technology that won’t break the bank. If you’re ready to have more fun and play better golf, you should absolutely put the TeeLess Driver in your bag. Don’t take it from just us, here is another great overview of the TeeLess Driver from our friends at USGolfTV.
- Plays great from the rough and fairway bunkers
- Incredibly high launch with lower spin, perfect for maximizing distance
- Very forgiving on off-center hits and ball strikes
- Only beneficial to mid-to-high handicappers
- Price is low, but not compared to more proven drivers and fairway woods
- Limited feedback at impact and can feel a little hollow
Specs
The TeeLess Driver features 13 degrees of loft and comes with its own specialty Fujikara shaft. The Proprietary Fujikura Teeless Shaft is available in Ladies, Regular, Senior and Stiff flexes, which ranges from 48-67 grams. Consumers also have the option of the Fujikura XLR8 Pro-51 and Fujikura Vista Pro-45 shafts.
Conclusion
The TeeLess Driver will help golfers who have difficulty off the tee hit more fairways and have more fun with every round of golf. With its low and deep center of gravity, hot clubface, and optimal loft setting, this driver will make it a great addition to any golf bag.
How Does the TeeLess Driver Compare?
Cleveland Golf Launcher HB Driver
The Cleveland Golf Launcher HB Driver blends the incredible technology available today with the classic look and functionality of ten years ago. Golf Digest recognized the incredible features of this driver by giving it the Silver rating on its 2018 Hot List. Cleveland Golf has been a leading name in golf club manufacturing for generations, and major champions Keegan Bradley and Graeme McDowell have trusted them for years. This driver features incredible technology for as much as half the cost of some of its competitors, giving you an optimal bang for your buck. If you are a mid to high handicap player looking for a driver that doesn’t require any tinkering whatsoever, and just want to hit it long and straight off the tee, then the Cleveland Golf Launcher HB Driver is right for you.
TaylorMade M4 Driver
The TaylorMade M4 Driver is one of most technologically advanced drivers ever produced, improving power and forgiveness. As with the TaylorMade M3 Driver, it improves on the driver’s forgiveness and helps drives to go further by implementing two of the same technologies found in the M3 Driver: a new Twist Face design and a Hammerhead slot. Twist Face takes the face of the club and slightly twists it to create a bulge and roll in just the right areas to correct for human tendencies when striking the ball off-center and results in straighter drives. It is meant to replace TaylorMade’s M2 Driver and builds on the innovations and technology that made that driver a success. See our TaylorMade M2 Driver review here to learn more. The Hammerhead slot is similar to the Speed Pocket found in the M2 Driver but is further refined to increase forgiveness and ball speed, pushing drives even further down the fairway. Lastly, the M4 also features a Geocoustic design that contributes to a larger sweet spot and magnifies the sound and feel of drives. The M4 Driver is genuinely a carefully engineered club that is perfect for low to mid handicap golfer looking to improve their performance on the course while also providing the freedom that comes with not needing to adjust any weight positions.
GX7 Golf Club
The GX7 Golf Club is amazing little club, even though it is “As Seen on TV”. We all know that the hardest part of golf is being consistent, especially when we are hitting off of the tee box. That is why the pros are the pros, and we are amateurs. But have you ever wondered if the reason why you are not consistent when hitting off the tee box is because you are using the same golf club that the pros use, and not a golf club made for amateurs. Well this is the exact theory behind the GX7 Golf Club. A golf club made for amateurs that provides the hitting consistency of a pro. So if you can get over the fact that the GX7 is a “As Seen on TV” Golf Club, you might be amazed by what this little club can do. The GX7 Golf Club is a great driver for a high handicap golfer looking to improve their game both on and off the tee box.
