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The design of the club head is to make the ball go further thanks to increased ball speed and energy returning to the golf ball following impact.
The Epic had a sliding draw weight but Callaway said this was rarely used in the fade setting and that? The Callaway Rogue has proved to be more forgiving than the Epic, especially around the toe but in terms of distance, there is not a great deal to separate the two clubs.
For those who already own the Epic and are enjoying playing with the driver, the Rogue may not be of interest.
However, those who have used the Epic or a similar driver but have struggled to control the ball, the Callaway Rogue is a great option. The club head speed is still present but the added forgiveness makes it easier to keep the ball on the fairway. The Rogue hybrid has already featured on our list for best hybrids right now where we did an in-depth review of the club including why it's one of the best rescue clubs on the market right now.
Complete with a choice of four stock shafts, the Callaway Rogue driver lands at a premium price but the distance and forgiveness make it very tempting. This is one of the most exciting golf clubs I have tested and I could not believe the feel you get on impact. Instantly feel like I was striking the ball better and hitting some powerful shots down the middle. If you are looking to change your driver, then the Rogue driver has to be considered.
Coming in at the lower end of the price scale for a new driver, the Cobra King F8 Driver has been designed with accuracy and forgiveness in mind. While accuracy and forgiveness should not come at the cost of other aspects of a driver, the aesthetics of the Cobra King F8 Driver are not what they could be. The busy looking crown will not be to everyone? The Cobra King F8 Driver will not win any prizes for the way it looks on the shelf but that should not deter you from giving it a go on the range.
If you are looking for a lower priced driver with great forgiveness then Cobra King F8 Driver could be the one for you. Off centre hits remain steady and the distance between longer and shorter hits are impressively small. The ball launches high off the driver which will suit mid to slow swing speeds but the lower loft range means the Cobra King F8 driver is also suitable to players with a faster swing.
This is a highly anticipated driver before it's release and for sure it does not disappoint. We particularly love how consistently the club played off centre as we were still getting pretty good distance on them.
Much like the driver reviewed above, the TaylorMade M4 driver has been designed to be more forgiving than the model that preceded it on the market. The club includes a new Twist Face technology and while it is always exciting to have a technological enhancement, does it produce results?
The answer is yes and the TaylorMade M4 driver has 41g of weight positioned in the back pad of the club face for maximum forgiveness. The face of the driver is very similar to the M3 and the curvature offers players more forgiveness by taking spin off the shots which miss the sweet spot. The TaylorMade M4 driver is great for players who are struggling for consistent accuracy as shots become tighter and longer. If you are a big Taylormade fan then you will probably will know that their M4 fairway wood is pretty awesome too.
However, when striking the ball out of the middle of the driver, the feeling and result is fantastic. Once you have caught the sweet spot, you will be eager to pull out the TaylorMade M4 driver on every long hole, which is a brilliant feeling to have on the golf course. Boasting a high launch and low spin, lovely design and feel in the hands, if you are looking to purchase a new driver, you will struggle to beat the TaylorMade M4 Driver for value.
You can immediately see when looking at the PGX Offset that this driver offers something different. The name is also a giveaway and the PGX Offset helps you to square the ball on impact as this is vital for hitting straight drives. The PGX Offset does this by incorporating special offset technology that reduces the slice by always giving you a square face.
The sweet spot on the PGX Offset is huge and this adds to the overall forgiveness of the driver, which is very good. If you are having trouble slicing the ball off the tee and cannot seem to prevent it for happening, then you should perhaps give the PGX Offset a try.
The club is not expensive and the matte back finish with green stripes certainly looks the part. The PGX Offset is lightweight which helps when generating clubhead speed through the ball and the weight distribution means the club feels balanced. You may notice you lose a little distance on shots compared to other drivers but if this means you are hitting the ball straight it is a compromise worth making.
Always check to see what the rules are when entering a tournament as the large face of the PGX Offset may not always be legal. However, for playing with family and friends, it is perfect if you want to eradicate that annoying slice. If like me you see your shots look very nice as they head towards the woods, then these might be worth looking into. The way the face is set up, they will help eliminate that slice and get the ball really high up in the air.
Also, when you then take into account the price, this is an absolute bargain. The Callaway GBB Epic Star Driver has been on the market for well over a year now and has performed well in terms of sales despite the premium price tag. What are the main reasons behind its success? The Callaway GBB Epic Star Driver was the lightest driver ever created by the brand at the time of writing and this perhaps goes some way to understanding why it has been so successful in Japan.
The design is very nice and appeals to many golfers but the best feature of this driver is the light weight and this makes it ideal for players with slower swing speeds. This driver boasts the Callaway Jailbreak Technology which comprises of two rods that extend from the crown to the sole in the club head. Even players with a slow club head speed can hit the ball a long way with the Callaway GBB Epic Star Driver and it has led to golfers hitting the ball further than they ever have before.
If you are a player who likes to play technical shots using various draws and fades, this driver is not for you. However, if you are searching for a lightweight driver with plenty of forgiveness and distance, the Callaway GBB Epic Star Driver comes highly recommended.
Any big golf enthusiast will probably have heard of the GBB Epic range and it is no surprise that they are top of the list in many golfers opinions. The feel is absolutely amazing and just looks beautiful with its craftsmanship.
For many golfers the name Cleveland means a putter or wedge but the company have also designed some very nice drivers and the Cleveland Launcher HB driver falls into that category. This driver comes without any custom fitting and is ideal for those who want to purchase a driver off the shelf. The idea being this will give the driver more launch and forgiveness off the tee.
With no room for adjustment, those who like to tinker with their set-up may stay away from the Cleveland Launcher HB driver but this allows the club to remove some weight and produce faster swing speeds.
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